Nilsson* – Son Of Schmilsson

Has anyone compared side-to-side with the MoFi? Not sure if anything can sound better than that...

Someone add the VMP version… I’m too clumsy to do that stuff.

This is a beautiful, fantastic pressing. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a great copy of this album.

This is a beautiful album by Harry Nilsson and sounds amazing. Here we have a referance recording and now I know why Mobile Fidelity took this album to reissue.

I have had this sitting on my shelf since I ordered it from MoFi and just noticed that record is housed in a sealed plastic bag (not shrink wrapped). Is this how others received theirs? It was def. sent directly from Mofi (ordered from their website on release day and plastic bag is sealed on all sides). This just seems odd to me.

I just picked this up today, and it had no stamped number in the white box! Also, mine didn't come with a lyric sheet, despite not being opened. Was this a mistake copy?

Nice for this underappreciated record to get this treatment. Much less demand for this than its predecessor and the pricing now vs time of release shows MoFi were overly optimistic in the audience for this. I only have streaming and a worn original pressing to compare it with, but there’s nothing special I’m hearing. Good to have a clean vinyl copy of this, but I don’t think the masters were particularly great-sounding to begin with. Given the more favorable pricing floating around (it’s under $40 in Discogs but mofi is up to $60 now?!) it may be worth picking up this pressing if you’re a fan and don’t mind getting up to flip often. Judging by the super low “want” count vs owned I suspect those of us that wanted this record already have it and no one will read this comment…

ronaldar1, I just checked on your website. you're right.
And to think that I bought it on the MOFI website as AAA!!!
What can I say after all those "digital rumors" are already a reality
PROBLEMS OF THE FIRST WORLD...

One of the most underrated MoFi releases. I love it. Sounds great also! Would have love to get the poster, but you can't have it all!

Was a bank teller in LA and then just a few years later he's working with the top folks in the music biz...ain't American great! And work in the fact that Harry had a bit of talent to make all this happen...He always had a special warmth with his LP's as you would dial down the lights and bask in his massive talent...