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Gary
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 Posted: Mon Sep 28, 2009 10:02 pm Post subject: What is your latest CD or LP that you are listening to? |
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Post your current favourite CD or LP here! Anything goes! 
Also it would help if you gave us a bit of a review - like Country rock using fiddles or folk rock with a female singer, etc.
My current CD is the remastered Abbey Road by The Beatles. Certainly better than the old CD and my Canadian vinyl... from what I remember. I guess I had better listen to the vinyl before I make a conclusion!
I do have an early Japanese pressing that I want to compare it to!
Has anyone heard UK vinyl and compared it to the CD?
What's spinning at your house?
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geoffwood
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The NEW Abbey Road by The Beatles !!!
Nice to be able to hear the bass properly, finally.
Also try Oscar Petersen 'It feels good to me' off "We Get Requests". Mammoth bass by Ray Brown - I didn't know bass frequencies like that existed in 1965 
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Lee in Montreal
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This weekend, I have rediscovered Dire Strait's "One every street" CD. I like the songs, but also the recording. This past weekend I have moved some speakers from the living room, down to the basement, to find that my Calindas that sound very full on the other floor, sound flat and without bass in the basement. So, I must conclude that the acoustic in that basement has way to much dampening.
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geoffwood
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Apart from the generally excellent music, Sting's 'Brand New Day' has some very low bass rumbling at the very start which had me (with the aid of my R107s) momentarily disorientated, and the family elsewhere in the house thought there was an earthquake going on.
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Gary
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Neil Young vinyl releases (first four albums)
Best vinyl versions of these titles that I have ever heard!!!!
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Ragnar
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