- Joined on February 25, 2010
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I have the sets for Béla Bartók and Igor Stravinsky and the sound quality of both are excellent. The packaging is nice as well. Per the profile for the "Great Men Of Music" series, "Some sets featured original recordings from Deutsche Grammophon that...
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The "locked" groove is normal for records that were produced specifically for radio broadcast. This allows the production team - a "DJ" in those days - to fade the signal to another source like another turntable without having to worry about stopping...
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Hello troobs. I just opened a sealed copy from 1977 and mine has the same problem. I don't know the reason for the cut-out, but it seems odd that it would be allowed to go out like that. Check out Hal Gordon on congas on Don Randi Trio + 1* – At The...
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Some magical arrangements and superb performance on this stunning recording. Highly recommended!
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I would love to hear how any album would sound 4 years before it was recorded! LOL. I think you meant 1977, not 1973.
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Indeed HarlemsFinest, I tend to agree - this is a stellar pressing. True North has used different pressing facilities in recent years, so unless they are willing to divulge that information, we probably won't find out, as the matrix info is not...
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This is a great album that sounds more like his early days. The production by Colin Linden is straightforward and allows Cockburn's guitar and vocal skills to shine. The vinyl mastering is a tad hot, but it still sounds excellent. Unfortunately the...
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Beefheart collectors beware. The sound quality on the live tracks (that make up most of this release) is horrible.
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You are correct. HiStyle is Jimmy Sutton's label. I also believe he was the producer of Signs And Signifiers.
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This is old time rock and roll at its best. The engineering and all-tube analog rig used to make this record have a lot to do with its sound, but it is the performance that counts at the end of the day. Signs and Signifiers is balls to the wall and...
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