This album is pressed on black vinyl, just like the original 1982 release.
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Victrola Records – Vintage Religious | 9 Records | Good Condition
You will find that the black color doesn’t distract from the music itself.
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Victrola Records – Vintage Religious | 9 Records | Good Condition
You will find that the black color works well with any turntable setup.
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RATTAY, HEINE, CLARKE, HENEKE Victor 16338-A/B – 1909 – Amore/Brunette & Blonde
This single was the first release that put the artist on the map for good.
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RATTAY, HEINE, CLARKE, HENEKE Victor 16338-A/B – 1909 – Amore/Brunette & Blonde
What stands out about this single is the way the needle glides through the grooves.
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Victor – 78 RPM – Hush, Somebody’s Colling My Name/You Must Come in at the Door
This record is available in black vinyl, which many collectors prefer.
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Victor – 78 RPM – Hush, Somebody’s Colling My Name/You Must Come in at the Door
This is a standard black vinyl pressing, but it’s done exceptionally well.
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Vtg Lot Of 10 Records 78 rpm 10” Columbia London RCA Decca Mercury + Album
The black color of this record feels both traditional and sleek at the same time.
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Talking Machine Richard Cooks Panis Angelicus Victor Record 12″ Shellac 1904 EX
A nice touch is the way the black vinyl sits flat on the platter.
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AMERICAN RECORD COMPANY RARE 78 rpm BLUE SHELLAC 030843 Band Republic
This pressing’s blue shade is a perfect match for the album’s mood.