Back To The Future (OST) - Overture (Original Pressing) - Black Vinyl LP 

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It says Original Pressing in the title...

We used distilled water with a mixed solution with our Vinyl Vac on every LP before each recording.

@@cjsvinyl I'm not talking about cleaning but actually leaving water on the record while playing for recording makes a big difference

@@hoobsgroove I have never heard of such a thing, nor would I dare to mix the electrical current from the contact of the stylus with water. Whatever you're smoking, can I have some?

@@cjsvinyl no it's a known fact! you're not mixing any water with any electricity lol any current made by the cartridge is minute no harm to you no water should get into the cartridge. talking about a millimetre on the surface of the record and yes you should try it. especially for scratch records the scratches and pops will go away and give much greater dynamic range. there must be somewhere on RU-vid who have done it.

@@cjsvinyl De-Ionized water doesn't conduct electricity.