are Diverse Vinyl which have a good news \ upcoming \ new release section. (Although not always the cheapest prices they have helped me get some prized items)

http://www.diversevinyl.com/

and I go to the Steve Hoffman forums for people reviewing and giving their 2 cents about things on the horizon and just released. yes anoraks but if you want an idea about how a new pressing sounds etc then they are a good info source

http://www.stevehoffman.tv/forums/

Also Here: http://vinylfanatics.com/ , http://myvinylreview.blogspot.com/

This might be of interest.

It's a US site that specialises in vinyl, with news of upcoming issues and reissues on LP (and 45).

http://www.insound.com/

Of the top of my head try Rhino UK, Sundazed and Music On Vinyl, a Dutch label that presses reissues including the recent Dylan mono reissues, good luck.

recently did a lovely job on XTRMNTR double. Rocks like a bastard.

Sundazed can be very variable so seek out reviews. Their 'Dusty In Memphis' is immaculate however. Although I hear that a recent 45rpm version is rather fine

to know you're asking for advice if you don't use ATM? Tsk, tsk....

Patrick, I've got rid of loads of vinyl over the last 10 years and yet no matter how good the remastered Supertramp cds are (okay not all of them are top notch)I won't be parting with my Crime/Crisis/EITQM L.P.s!

http://www.backtoblackvinyl.com/vinyl/Supertramp-Breakfast_In_America.ph...

never surpassed in IMO

Patrick why dont you trawl for vinyl at second hand shops / markets

of Back To Black Vinyl reissues as I can never track down what sourcs they use for their releases. I suspect they might be just mastered from CD. Some firms used to do this, naming no names *cough Simply Vinyl*

In which case you're better off with a decent 2nd hand copy off ebay

http://www.onlyvinyl.biz/ and (for a fairly niche set) http://www.lamf.biz/index.asp

brand spanking new 180 gm vinyl

crackle and clicks from the first play

wasn't happy

I was expecting ECM like quality.

from http://www.themusic.com/

Plus loads of gear, because we all know it's a slippery slope from getting out the vinyl to spending loads more on the hardware.

Enjoy.

Check out the tiny and culty fab Fruits de Mer label and website - they do limited run vinyl 7 and 12" specialising in psychedelia, space rock, proggy stuff. A bit like the 70s labels like Charisma - folky/proggy hippiedom. Peace man.

http://www.fruitsdemerrecords.com/

Paco - is that you?????

and so's my wife

Released on Vinyl later this month.

... thought of you.