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No Business: The PPX Sessions Vol. 2 (Brown Vinyl)

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$9.79 $13.99 In stock

Category: 12 Inch Vinyl Record

No Business: The PPX Sessions Vol. 2 is a 12 inch vinyl record presented on brown vinyl. Released under the SUPERJUMBO brand, this pressing features the artists Curtis Knight & Jimi Hendrix.

  • Format: 12 inch vinyl record
  • Color: brown vinyl
  • Artists: Curtis Knight & Jimi Hendrix
  • Brand: SUPERJUMBO
  • SKU: 194398003610
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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Brian Q. ★★★★★

The surface noise is almost nonexistent, which makes the old Curtis Knight recordings sound surprisingly clean. I put it on expecting a rough bootleg feel, but the brown vinyl feels sturdy and the pressing is dead quiet between tracks.

Natalie A. ★★★★★

The brown vinyl pressing has a nice weight to it, and the sound quality is surprisingly clear for a session recording. I’ve been spinning it all weekend, and it captures that raw energy perfectly.

Adam ★★★★☆

The brown vinyl looks great and feels sturdy, spins smoothly with minimal surface noise. Tracks are a solid mix of those raw PPX recordings, though a cleaner sleeve insert would've been a nice touch.