700 Line
The 700 series is Numero-in-miniature, as magnified through the big holes of glorious twin 7” records. Each 700-numbered double-45 set features a stout two-pocket mini-gatefold, stunning photography, and meticulously made replica labels. So far, 700 has focused hard on rock, from a midwest Cavern and from quiet southwest Cleveland, but plans are in place to fit far more through this needle’s eye. ... more
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