Fleetwood Mac – Mystery To Me

I know most people probably don’t speak of ‘Mystery To Me’ as being the best Fleetwood Mac album but count me in as I agree it’s my favorite and I do think it may be their best. I’m definitely a fan of the Bob Welch years/albums!! This album is VERY underrated.

Not a good sounding pressing totally disappointed my search continues it's flat

mine was printed without any information on the side two label, jusy completely blank with the reprise logo and address at the bottom. i can’t find any information on this, is it a one of a kind copy? is it more valuable?

Nice pressing. Almost no surface noise. Good dynamics, crystal clear sound.

I wish all reissues would sound like this record. Good old time. They did know their stuff.

I'm probably in a small minority, thinking this is Mac's best lineup and my favorite album. I was happy to see this wonderful album re-released. Bass could stand to come up a little and that's with two 10' Klipsch subs at normal volume. Otherwise, it is an excellent pressing, with a clean presentation. The blue translucent vinyl is beautiful and very quiet between passages. The gatefold jacket is somewhat thin but what do you expect for a $24 non AAA release. I'm thinking this is more on the 150 gram side and not 180, but never the less it's a marvelous album and a must have for Mac fans.

Dead quiet but also no bottom end (bass shy) - piercing at times, tried on 3 different systems - unimpressed.

So impressed by the dead quiet nature of the pressing. Mine is unfortunately a bit warped, but the quality of the pressing otherwise is top notch.

A great pressing. Quiet, looks nice, and sounds quite good. Uses the same metalwork from the boxset which was confirmed to be AAA. A steal for the price if you don't already have the box.

Picked this up at B&N and very happy with another Rocktober title. I’ve only been buying them if it has a made in Germany sticker.
Flat and centered. SQ is great and a steal at $26.

Does anybody know who master this and cut the lacquer?