Graham,
Well you've skipped a few words here and there but that's ok...
Generally speaking, grey is considered drab and dreary, yes?
Consider "The Kiss From a Rose" to be love, and it's effect on a formerly drab and dreary...
Kyle:
Could you explain why the SPARS code for Brothers in Arms was DDD then? It cannot have a SPARS code of DDD if it's mixed on an Analog console, it would have to be DAD, or AAD.
According to Steve Hoffman, BIA was the first...
Glenn,
I don't have a problem with your post. In this cut and paste world it's easy to have your words move from forum to forum to forum pretty easily, and without your knowledge.
Cheers,
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We don't have to drink the Kool-Aid that some like Mr. Kotches are gulping down, that we should just happily accept whatever they give us because it's a "new" technology. Maybe he doesn't care...
Are there any obvious physical flaws on the disc?
If not, and depending on the age you may have a hard time getting Universal or the pressing plant to replace the media.
Good luck though.
Cheers,
I guess I'm going to voice the "Minority Report" on this forum too... This disc doesn't suck by any stretch of the imagination, but it just misses the mark of being reference class for me.
Here's where I think it falls short:
1)...
Andrew:
Some of us like the fact that they have intelligent (often wry) lyrics as opposed to the vast majority of what passes for popular music these days. Ahh well, everybody has different tastes.
I just got word that Brothers...
Rachael,
Well, I believe that Steely Dan has delivered more groove on one track, Pretzel Logic, than Spyro Gyra has in > 25 years of recording. If you want even more groove at uptempo for a variation, add in Kid Charlemagne.
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