Santana Abraxas One-Step UltraDisc Vinyl Mofi No.282 Sealed New
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Feb 25, 2018 Sold Date
Feb 20, 2018 Start Date
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Description

Second studio album from the Carlos Santana band and widely acclaimed as his masterpiece, presented here with corrected stereo channel orientation, newly remastered and sounding better than ever as the result of being expertly remastered from the Original Analog Master Tapes by MFSL with the new Ultradisc One-Step UD1S process!



Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Albums of All Time Rated 207/500


Featured in Vinyl Gourmet Audiophile TOP 100


Limited Edition Box Set

Numbered Edition

UltraDisc One-Step UD1S

180 Gram High Definition Vinyl

2LP 45rpm Pressed at RTI, USA

Half-Speed mastering on MFSL Gain 2 Ultra Analog System

Cut from the Original Analog Master Tapes

Mastered by Krieg Wunderlich

Deluxe gold-foiled box set

Contains special jackets and unique insert

Fine-art print of the original Mati Klarwein cover painting



Picking up on the momentum of the band's excellent 1969 self-titled debut and drifting into edgier, more versatile territory, Abraxas is the confident sound of Santana stretching out and carving its own Latin rock subgenre. The 1970 set immediately captured the public's ear, spending six weeks as the nation's #1 album and spawning the cosmic "Black Magic Woman" as a Top 5 single that's since become one of the most widely recognized songs in history. A confluence of celebratory vibes, bluesy jams, mellow vocals, and hip-shaking grooves, Abraxas is a cornerstone of any music collection and nothing short of legendary.


Mysticism and spirituality abound. Wild, free, and loose, Santana conjures the feeling of mountains and rivers on the lead-off instrumental "Singing Winds, Crying Beasts," leads a salsa parade on the definitive version of Tito Puente's "Oye Como Va," and explores its sensual side on the stellar showcase "Samba Pa Ti," a tune indicative of the album's Latin vibes and percussion. Sonically, Abraxas takes advantage of studio techniques such as cross-fading and mixing lacking on its predecessor.


Please not that there’s a slight scuff to the corner of the box, as depicted in the photograph.


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