Paul.S
Senior HTF Member
Changed the Sam Cooke candidate album from The Man and His Music to the hybrid SACD of Portrait Of A Legend, 1951-1964.
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Originally Posted by Rich Malloy
But the most bizarre aspect of this Anthology is the choice of presenting most of the tracks in monophonic sound. That sound is punchy, reminiscent of 1960s AM radio, but it's not as though there weren't stereo versions of these recordings, and when a few stereo mixes are introduced on the second disc, they stick out.
Originally Posted by Rachael B
Did you have a chance to check out My Life?
Originally Posted by Mark Schmitt
Also, Sly and The Family Stone. It took me a while to get to listen to anything besides their overplayed big hits, so I just got on board recently. And I'd been totally missing out. Fresh and There's a Riot Going On are excellent. Unfortunately, these two CDs are seriously overdue for remastering. Maybe the big tribute to Sly and the Family Stone on the Grammys this year will change that. For the first time in like ever, I'm going to watch the Grammys, if only to see if the rumors that the reclusive Sly Stone himself showing up are true. Make sure if you get a comp, they include songs from those two albums. Most comps sell these two short.