Ambers - potion of love 67. vs 74. release

[Psamsara]

Hi folks.

Can anyone let me know if there's a difference in sound quality between a 67. and a 74. release? I believe they are both styrene (?)

Thanks in front!

 

 

[Mal C]

Not that I could ever tell, had both but at different times, so not played them back to back.

[Steviehay]

None likewise had both still have one both sound as good

[Psamsara]

15 hours ago, Mal C said:

Not that I could ever tell, had both but at different times, so not played them back to back.

I only have 74. and it sounds really nice. Potential buyer is just asking if there's a difference between the first press, which i doubt there is

Just now, Steviehay said:

None likewise had both still have one both sound as good

That was my guess. Thanks

[Chris Turnbull]

So the later one is a real second Smash issue? Always assumed it was a UK boot 

[Tlscapital]

On 20/11/2024 at 14:10, Psamsara said:

That was my guess. Thanks

Kept the 'original' pressing that looked but also sounded better (louder mastering for a punchier and clearer playback) on my so-so phono set-up sometime 20 yeas ago. Now I know that many don't hear such playback differences on many records but I do

[Psamsara]

Thanks!

[Wiggyflat]

Is there a list of what was reissued....Im sure i used to have the Festivals Makings Of A Lover with the same typeface

[Tlscapital]

7 hours ago, Wiggyflat said:

Is there a list of what was reissued....Im sure i used to have the Festivals Makings Of A Lover with the same typeface

I think not. But from the record's company group there's a few on Mercury and Philips too... 

[Wiggyflat]

I remember having Ronnie Walkers  You're The one on a dark blue Philips which was a reissue....I wonder what demand was driving these.

[Solidsoul]

2 hours ago, Wiggyflat said:

I remember having Ronnie Walkers  You're The one on a dark blue Philips which was a reissue...I wonder what demand was driving these.

Maybe because The Ambers was a very popular sound at Wigan Casino all-nighters at that time.

Ronnie Walker was a popular play at Wigan as well, I think for the great DJ Mr Dave Evison.

Edited Thursday at 11:56 by Solidsoul

[Wiggyflat]

1 hour ago, Solidsoul said:

Maybe because The Ambers was a very popular sound at Wigan Casino all-nighters at that time.

Ronnie Walker was a popular play at Wigan as well, I think for the great DJ Mr Dave Evison.

Maybe a custom order by a UK shop a bit like all those pink Carstairs