Stevie Ray Vaughan And Double Trouble* – In Step

This 24-bit 96kHz remaster sounds amazing. The clarity, dynamics, and mix are perfect. The soundstage is very wide and deep, making speakers nearly disappear.

This pressing sounds wonderful. Glad I found it for a reasonable price.

Absolutely brilliant pressing. I will leave the technical details to the other reviewers and talk about my feelings when listening to this. Man, listening to this made wish even more that Stevie was still with us. In fact he kind of still is whenever we listen to his songs, and especially when they sound like they do in this pressing. He would be proud of this release… it just kicks serious ass. As I write this, Riviera Paradise has started playing and it’s time to float away… cheers everyone. Rest in peace Stevie

Why would anyone pay over $60 USD for this? It's literally sitting in stock on Acoustic Sounds for $60 lol don't people know how to use Google?

The CD I have was bought new upon release, but is a DISCTRONICS pressed disc. Is there no entry for this version?

my copy has a blank label on side 2. the epic logo is at the top but that’s it. interesting and i can’t find it on discogs anywhere

This is an excellent sounding pressing. It does not feature a flat EQ but it is a very enjoyable listening experience. The bass is pretty deep and boomy but can be dialed back using your receiver's dial. Mids and treble are present... instrumentation is evenly distributed ing SRV's vocals and guitar playing. That's what is nice about this, it sounds like a band, not SRV and ing cast.

This LP sounds GREAT. You can hear every twang of stevie’s guitar and the mix of the everything else is spot on. The first three songs are an incredible opening treat and brings so much to the Texas blues sound.

Omg are you freaking kidding me AP!?!?
I'm gonna keep this relatively short and sweet, this pressing like all others I've encountered from AP/QRP is flawless. Flat pressing, clean out of the wrapper vinyl with high quality inner (important to me), zero noise throughout, amazing dynamics, clarity and separation of instruments and voice, and punchy bass (slight bass boom at higher SPLs in my room and system, this is my fault, not the pressing, I could fix this, but I'm just too lazy to dampen my TT cover and/or re-EQ for specific vinyl listening on a system set up for all around enjoyment of multiple media types).
Like some others, I had some snap crackle pop towards the very end of Riviera, which I attribute to static buildup, not a flaw in the pressing. I could go deeply into why I come to such a conclusion, but why bother this is a review not an unsolicited attempt to educate (lol).
I'll just say it's another huge win for AP/QRP, and I'll be getting more for sure!

Superb pressing. Crisp and clear with each instrument beautifully highlighted.. Absolutely no pops or ticks. Must have for any Stevie Ray or Blues fan.