روح غريبة الأطوار: علامة لينكو

The liner notes really bring the whole Civil Rights-era Greensboro story to life, making this more than just a record. The vinyl itself arrived flat and plays clean, capturing that raw high school band energy perfectly.

The pressing is quiet and the soundstage really brings out the grit in those Greensboro recordings. I’ve been spinning it all weekend, and the raw energy from that era just hits differently on vinyl.

The liner notes are fascinating but the vinyl itself has a persistent surface noise that distracts from the music. I wanted to love the historical context, but the pressing quality feels average for the price.