Lynyrd Skynyrd – Nuthin' Fancy

sounds very good to me maybe i just got a better pressing but overall i give it a 8 out of 10 definitely worth owning for a good clean 33 rpm version if u want the best pressing get the 45 rpm analog productions pressing.That being said this pressing sounds very good to me and im using a rega planar 2. I like having both the 33 and the 45 so i can use the 33 on my rega without having to swap belt and use the 45 rpm on my pro-ject carbon debut evo

just stay away lol, it’s a back to black. It’s dull and just a very flat sound quality.
You are seriously so much better off finding an OG or repress because they will sound much better than this.

This pressing is very curious. The back of the outer sleeve describes close to the barcode “France” but to down you will see: Made in Germany. In fact it’s written in the dead wax: Made in Germany.
Anyway… it sounds AMAZING!!! Loud, clear, powerful. Crispy sound with excellent soundstage and pushing drums!! Go for it!!!!

Here we have a very nice German reissue and sounds great. The sound is fresh, warm and crisp. To me, all of those original Warner reissues sounds great.

Just in case you were looking for a reason to understand why real Americans love this band, here comes this album to kick your foreigner dick in the dirt. Its about as raw of a band recording as you could hear-- this is the literal sound of the band playing these songs together in a studio. They WILL prove to you that they know how to play southern american blues rock and roll. An absolute asskicking of a listen which you deserve! I did!

My copy has same color and year label as this one but says MCA-3021 on label?

A great edition of this album, not my favorite, but undoubtedly of a lot of artistic and of course sound quality. Sometimes I have been able to perceive some vocal distortion at higher frequencies, but I am afraid it comes from the master's degree. Of course, incomparable with any cheap edition.

My copy is great. No quite MFSL pressing quality, but really, really good. A pop/click here or there, especially on side 4, but mostly the background is just shy of dead quiet. No noise at the very end of album sides as often seen lately on cheaper pressings. Both of records are perfectly flat. Nice, high quality inner sleeves. I review pressing quality, not mastering, so I will defer to others on that. I highly recommend this.

Not quite as good as the 45rpm with the soundstaging somewhat cosed in here by comparison but the mastering is still excellent (same tonality, dynamics) and its a success on that front.

One caveat... this is one of my worst QRP presses... ridiculously and unnecessarily heavy and visibly - initially worryingly - quite warped albeit just short of audibly causing a problem. The 45rpm is less warped but still exhibits it too. It is also a more sensible weight.

YMMV on the pressing quality as always

Everything the 33rpm does well is retained here but with a notable soundstage widening and deepening and a little extra crankability. It is worth paying the little extra to have this definitive release now ive experienced its sheer awesomeness but the 33rpm would do me more than fine if this didnt exist!

Both editions have some warping which stops ahort of affecting playback, the 33 being the worse off of the two. These QRP/RTI premiums are rarely better than far cheaper Record Industry/Pallas efforts but the superb mastering is the main reason to dip into these Lynyrds that AP have issued and this one sounds pretty darn fine n dandy indeed!