The Flying Burrito Brothers – The Gilded Palace of Sin [Stereo] (Vinylphyle Series Edition)

(AAA) — Lacquers cut from an analog tape copy by Joe Nino-Hernes at Sterling Sound.

The landmark example of what Gram Parsons called "Cosmic American Music," The Gilded Palace of Sin captures the mood of the late 1960s at its most enigmatic: blending country, rock, and soul into a sound that would inspire many of the biggest acts of the 70s. Features new liner notes by Scott Bomar in conversation with original band member Chris Hillman.

Each Vinylphyle release features all analog mastering from original sources by an elite group of today’s top vinyl cutting engineers (unless sequenced analog masters don’t exist). The LPs are pressed at the world-class audiophile vinyl record pressing plant RTI, on 180-gram black vinyl. The production and packaging seek to honor the stature of these recordings and include tip-on wrapped gatefold jackets in satin matte finish, printed on clay-coated board, with archival poly sleeves and a four-panel insert featuring new liner notes. Backed by RTI’s craftsmanship, these releases are produced at the highest levels and include extensive quality controls at every step of the process, from mastering to plating to pressing and printing, ensuring an exceptional final product.

SOURCE: AAA. 1969 Album Master – 1996 ½” Safety Tape – Joe-Nino Hernes.

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(Above description from UDiscoverMusic.com)