The Beatles::1962/1966

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Heart Like A Wheel (1974) is Linda Ronstadt's fifth solo LP release and the last of her studio projects for Capitol Records. Ronstadt brought in producer Peter Asher and multi-instrumentalist/arranger Andrew Gold. Asher and Gold have been credited over the years as being a significant part of the album's artistic and commercial success. The result proved to be Ronstadt's commercial breakthrough. Released in November 1974, Heart Like A Wheel became the first of her three No. 1 peaks on the Billboard 200 album chart, right alongside the No.1 song on the Billboard Hot 100 for the first single "You're No Good."
Cisco's 180-gram LP was cut by Kevin Gray from the original analog master tapes using AcousTech's all-analogue cutting system for optimum reproduction of Val Garay's and David Hassinger's recordings.

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$39.95

Mastered by Stan Ricker.

Probably the biggest vinyl release since the reissue of Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon. Really, how much bigger than Brothers in Arms can it get? One of the greatest and most popular records of all time, mastered by Stan Ricker and pressed on 180-gram virgin vinyl at the world's best pressing plant, Record Technology, Inc. The nine songs are even spread out over two pieces of vinyl (four sides) to optimize your cartridge's trackability. THIS IS HUGE!!

Dire Straits' biggest-selling album in fact, one of the biggest-selling albums worldwide of all time Brothers In Arms helped musically define a decade. A sophisticated rock masterpiece, the 1985 album reached No. 1, stayed there nine weeks and is nine times platinum. "Money For Nothing," the song that helped immortalize the phrase "I want my MTV," hit No. 1 and won the Grammy for Best Rock Performance. Today, Brothers In Arms remains a rock essential and now is offered as a two-disc vinyl album.
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$32.95

Gruv Glide is a new dry record treatment that actually enhances the sound of the record. Prior to it's development even the highest quality cartridge could not produce the maximum available reproduction from the phono record. Now, for the first time, the use of Gruv Glide brings out the best possible sound. Gruv Glide not only increases the fidelity of the record, but also reduces surface noise, removes static and cleans the record. The treated record and stylus will last longer due to the increased tracking ability and reduced friction. One application lasts for an indefinite period of time and one kit will treat at least 200 records.

Gruv Glide also works great on CD's too! It not only physically cleans the CD's information area, but just like LP's, removes any static from the disc's surface. A one time treatment to a CD will last indefinitely and will also increase the fidelity of the CD.

Helpful Hints
Do not spray Gruv Glide directly on the record/CD. Spray as directed on the pads.
Do not apply Gruv Glide each time the record/CD is played. Initial application lasts for considerable number of playings. If, eventually a record/CD becomes staticized, repeat treatment lightly (one short burst) to destat.
If too much Gruv Glide is applied and record/CD appears wet, continue buffing with pad until smooth effect is noted.
Keep the application pads clean. To clear pads of dust, hold a pad at outer edge (between the thumb and forefinger) and slap the pads together against each other to remove dust. Store pads in plastic bags when not in use. Label or mark your records/CD's that have been treated.
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