Hank Mobley - Peckin' Time (LP)
- LP
- 1 piece(s)
- 2008
- 8 tracks
- 1 uur, 2 min
- hard bop
Peckin' Time
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Incredible pressing! Spotless, flat and perfect! Very lively with depth and tons of detail. It boasts a full, warm, rich and expansive sound. A.P. always delivers!
Mobley, Morgan, & Co. absolutely killed it in this session. The energy is infectious, the playing is spot-on, and the improv is top-notch. Mobley's got that swing down pat, nobody does it better. "Speak Low" is a standout track for sure. The recording's not perfect though. There's this weird, annoying filter on the ride cymbal that grinds my gears, probably from the master tape. And the vinyl? Total mess. Bought it new and it's got this weird, cloudy stuff all over, even little paper bits. After two cleanings, it's still crackly from all the gunk. Plus, there's these rub marks from being stored wrong. Bummer. A 4-star performance on a 3-star product.
Mobley, Morgan, & Co. absolutely killed it in this session. The energy is infectious, the playing is spot-on, and the improv is top-notch. Mobley's swing is out of this world. "Speak Low" is an absolute standout track. The recording has a few issues, though. There's this weird notch filtering on the ride cymbal that's a bit irritating, probably from the master tape. And the vinyl itself is a mess. Bought it brand new, but it's got this weird cloudy stuff all over it, even some paper bits. After two washes, it's still crackly from all the gunk. Plus, there are rub marks from being stored wrong. Such a bummer. It's a 4-star performance with a 3-star product.
I gotta say, this pressing is really good for its price. It's a solid, budget-friendly option compared to the pricier versions out there.
The audio quality is fantastic! The vinyl is completely silent, and the mastering sounds rich and balanced to me - no shortage of bass like some folks have noted with other Japanese Blue Note re-releases.
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