Matt123

Pro-Ject Debut III w/ 2M Red Cartridge upgrade Kit build 10w tube amp Creek Phono Preamp Klipsch Bookshelf Speaker Pair..... Spinning 180g Zeppelin I in the photo.

Beatles - Abbey Road (180g EMI Remaster) Neil Young - Harvest (180g) The Clash - London Calling (180g) Beatles - Rubber Soul (Original 1966 pressing)

Thanks th11thson! Do you have any links to this info? Do you know what company is planning the reissue?

My thoughts exactly! MFSL seems to be prety limited in terms of their offerings. Would be a great addition.

Nice score!

One of my faorite records! Sad to say...I only have it on mp3 at the moment (I know, it's a very sad situation). Lost the CD version. Need the vinyl badly. Can't wait to hear it.

Thanks for clearing that up. Don't think I can wait for reproductions on this, haha. Once you get that itch it's hard to avoid that vinyl purchase.

I most likely will purchase this LP. I guess being relativley new to vinyl I was curious about prices. When I look at an album like Dylan's Blonde on Blonde...You can find it anywhere at any price you'd like. Just wondering generally if prices fall for an album when it's reproduced. Basically supply and demand.

I guess you are correct about pricing tonyfranciosa. Only having started buying vinyl within the past year, what happens to the price of an album like Wildflowers after say Mobile Fidelity Sound Labs (or any reproducer/ distributor) picks it up and starts distributing it? Does the value drop on all pressings? Trying to figure out if I should buy not at a premium or what for it to be reproduced?

Would be too much of a sterile expirience buying vinyl from Walmart. I'm sticking to record stores or second hand.

Actual price would be great NationallyFrightened! 125$ is to rich for my blood. Especially if its not a higher grade pressing.

Hi guys, new to the forum. Quick question. I've been searching for a 180 gram version of Tom Petty's Wildflowers without luck. Anyone know if this record exists or who is distributing it? Thanks, Matt