BUFFALO SPRINGFIELD/AGAIN SD 33-226 (-67) US STEREO

 I've done it again, buying a record I already have in some other variation. In this case I've had both UK mono and stereo for a long time, which by all means should be enough  https://monolover.blogspot.com/2017/10/buffalo-springfieldbuffalo-springfield.html  . Still I always wanted the US stereo and mono as those were the true originals of this sixties classic and therefore closest to the source. Also having a first press from the same country as the band originated from can audibly be better as you then hopefully get a press from the first generation of tapes. Now at last I've grounded the US stereo. The audio on the UK and US differ very little. At least to my ears the US comes out a tiny bit louder and clearer, but so faint I guess most listeners wouldn't take notice. So I guess the biggest differences is in the sleeve designs, where the UK front has the US stereo number blocked and the fonts and flower frame on rear are black, while the US has all of that in green. However my favourite tracks are still the same - Neil Young's sweet and dirty "Mr Soul" and Stephen Stills beautiful "Rock'n'Roll Woman". First US stereo had label as shown here in a laminated cover with ATCO ad inner. (YZÄ*)  (ZHÄ*)