Peter Brötzmann's Machine Gun Vinyl
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The product is a Peter Brötzmann's original vinyl record of his 1972 release "Machine Gun". This jazz LP, featuring a 12" size and playing at 33 RPM, is in very good plus (VG+) condition and comes in its original sleeve. The record is a valuable collector's item for fans of Peter Brötzmann and jazz enthusiasts looking to add a piece of music history to their vinyl collection. The fact that your record has ST-BRÖ 2-A cleanly etched into the deadwax confirms it is a genuine, early West Germany That address officially dates your vinyl copy to a late 1970s or early 1980s German reissue.FMP (Free Music Production) moved its primary business operations and distribution hub to the Behaimstraße 4 address in West Berlin in 1976, utilizing it well into the mid-1980s.What This Means For Your RecordA Pure Analogue Era Pressing: Because this reissue was manufactured between the late 1970s and mid-1980s, it is completely free of digital mastering artifacts. It was cut straight from the analogue tape transfers (BROV) using classic West German high-fidelity mastering equipment.The Post-Postal Code Marker: The "1000 Berlin 10" formatting is a specific pre-reunification West German postal layout used before Germany shifted to 5-digit zip codes in 1993.Final Value & Performance CheckWhile not the original 1968 hand-screened rarity, this particular era of FMP pressings is considered by European jazz collectors to be the absolute best-sounding version of the record. The heavy vinyl pressings from this West Berlin facility handle the aggressive, distorted dynamic peaks of the octet far better than the fragile 1968 original. It is in amazing condition. Please message me for more info if needed.
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