Dire Straits – Brothers In Arms (Half Speed Master) 180G 2LP Vinyl Record

£48.95

**Dire Straits – Brothers in Arms Half-Speed Mastered 2LP: Audiophile Classic, Cut at Abbey Road**

Stunning Clarity. Expansive Soundstage. Pressed for Pure Musical Immersion.

A landmark in both music and recording history, Brothers in Arms blends masterful songwriting with pristine studio production—and this Half-Speed Mastered edition takes it to another level. Cut at Abbey Road Studios by Miles Showell and pressed on two 180-gram LPs, this version offers an outstandingly detailed, spacious, and emotionally rich listening experience.

From the iconic intro of Money for Nothing to the lyrical depth of Why Worry and the epic sweep of the title track, this pressing delivers unparalleled balance, tonal accuracy, and dynamic control. The double LP format allows for wider grooves and greater fidelity—ideal for audiophile setups that reveal the full nuance of Mark Knopfler’s fingerstyle guitar and the album’s subtle sonic textures.

Presented in a beautifully finished gatefold sleeve, this is the definitive vinyl edition of one of the most beloved albums of the 1980s. A benchmark release, reborn for analogue perfection.

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Dire Straits – Brothers In Arms (Half Speed Master) 180G 2LP Vinyl Record

Theatrical, Timeless, and Sonically Stunning – Bowie’s Space-Age Classic Reimagined on Vinyl
Released in 1972, The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars isn’t just an album—it’s a rock opera, a cultural milestone, and the birth of an alter ego that redefined music and fashion. Bowie’s androgynous alien rock star, backed by The Spiders from Mars, delivered glam rock anthems packed with drama, distortion, and dazzling flair.

This vinyl edition brings new life to the iconic soundscape, offering detailed midrange, solid low-end presence, and that unmistakable analogue warmth. From the slow-burning buildup of Five Years to the explosive Moonage Daydream and the sheer swagger of Ziggy Stardust, every track unfolds with musical and emotional precision—especially rewarding on well-balanced, revealing systems.

For audiophiles, collectors, and Bowie devotees, this pressing is more than nostalgia—it’s a full-spectrum experience of one of rock’s most important works.