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Jim Brown

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Jul 7, 2009, 4:48:56 AM7/7/09
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Disc three in the Newest Tubular Bells RE mix / lease / master set. Are
these really the best sounding versions available of the demos and early
mixes? If so, I for one would not have minded a bit of "tampering" by Mike
or whoever to make them sound a bit better. he could have done a "Bahamas"
mix of the demos. A bull's-eye sort of "look what you could have had" in
stead of the drop out distorted mishmash lofi bag o shite. Now before we all
start reaching for our keyboards in defence of the tubular one, can I direct
you towards the demos for the Beach Boys, pet sounds, early takes of the
Elvis catalogue or any of the countless Beatles boots all done several years
before this. I have a cd of the Beatles recorded on two track cassette in
George Harrison house that sounds superior to these!


Covenant

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Jul 8, 2009, 12:10:17 PM7/8/09
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"Jim Brown" <jim.b...@tiscali.co.uk> wrote in message
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Jim...

Don't be silly...

What would he then have to sell to us in 10 years or so when he reaches 65
and needs the pension topped up ??

;' ))))


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Covenant
A Man With Far Too Much Time On His Hands


Jim Brown

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Jul 9, 2009, 6:28:47 AM7/9/09
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Why - he will sell us Tubular Bells...the 3 D mix with holographic ding
dongs and a real tin box to keep it in. ( I think he missed a trick there.
The anniversary set should have came in an old tin box) Never mind though,
the new mix is very pleasant if a little "rounded" and safe sounding. I have
yet to try out one of the plectrums. Saving that for my traditional
Christmas strum of "On Horseback"


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