Robin Trower – Twice Removed From Yesterday

Too many constant ticks from the right channel almost like mini non fills even after full stylus cleanse and LP wash. Gonna try another as it does sound pretty decent if not transformative. The CD version wont let me down at least!

Blown away…Vinyl is flat, groove floor is nearly inaudible. Hence, the quiet vinyl pressing allows the music to really take center stage. This studio edition LP is exceptional. The second LP is a mix of outtakes and live BBC tracks. The “Bonus” LP is a little bright and somewhat out of phase but that may be the way it was recorded. Drums are mixed way down and the vocals are distant. No matter, the performance is terrific. Robin is in top form durning the BBC tracks. All in all, this double LP set is golden. If you’re a Trower fan, this is a must have. Packaging is top notch in my opinion. Grab it while you can!

Put it on and rip the knob off cause this album is IT!

Sounds awesome! Flat and super quiet with a great remaster. Hopefully this is the first of the entire Chrysalis era records! …and yes… I will be buying all of them yet again! :^D

Hmmm... I have a very similar pressing to one here but the label is completely different. It is what I THINK is a later stylized Chrysalis label that is mostly white, but has the outline of what looks like a stylized blue butterfly. I can't find ANY US pressing with that label at all! I wonder which one it is...? Label: PV 41039

BTW, I have NO bloody idea why the hell it is showing in my post above that I am referencing THAT pressing, because I am not! So, please disregard this. In doing more research, my label is SUPPOSEDLY the last UK version, but everything else on the label text and cover show it as a US pressing...???

This is a nice sounding pressing too me. I'm going through a Pioneer SA-7100 integrated amplifier through Klipsch speakers. May sound different on other systems but im really liking it. Its a used copy but plays quiet.

My copy of this pressing PV 41039 has side 1 track 4 'Man of The World' and side 2 track 1 'I Can't Stand It' reversed. Has anyone else noticed this? The label lists them just as they are above but the run order on the record is different.

Great album. All of this album was new to me and I enjoyed it very much. A little surface noise with a couple pops here and there.

Solid album from Trower with heavy bass and distorted guitar riffs. Vocals are of his typical blues rock.