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1. out of 5 stars Originals from long ago still sound great Reviewed in the United States on June 13, It's a great bunch of songs and as far as I can hear, it sounds like they are all the original recordings by the artists you remember from long, long ago like about FIFTY years ago!5/5(3).

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2. This CD reminds me of disco-era K-Tel vinyl records. There are a bunch of slamming tracks here, but they're all cut down to the length of a 45 RPM single. The "louder is better" mastering is god-awful: it's the polar opposite of the tinny sound of, you guessed it, old K-Tel records/5(9).

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3. Discover releases, reviews, songs, credits, and more about Classic Old & Gold (Volume 1) at Discogs. Shop Vinyl and CDs and complete your collection/5(2).

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4. Jan 06,  · Why Did You Leave Me: 2 – Nite Caps* Tell My Baby: 3 – Symbols (8) What You've Shown: 4 – Klansmann: Gospel Zone: 5 – John Fred* Outta My Head: 6 – Girl Getters: The Girl Getters: 7 – Chevelles* Tears: 8 – Pentagons* About The Girl I Love: 9 – New Order* Why Can't I: 10 – Many Others (2) (Tell Me Why) I'm Alone: 11 – Outside /5(7).

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5. Why you should consider buying music on vinyl, CD and music files. Yes, it's and YouTube, Spotify and Pandora are pretty great, but hear me out.

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6. Another remake of classic tune from years ' Famous hit 'Smalltown Boy' remixed to new version in Amazing memories! Check this out once again!:) Buy.

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7. Aug 01,  · But my guess is that the vinyl sound will be preserved in the HQ digital file, so the sound difference between vinyl and CD is not primarily a question of analog vs digital. For me, it’s very hard to imagine a better version of KoB than the Columbia Legacy CD. The only conceivable improvement would be to serve it in an original LP sleeve.

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8. May 18,  · When you get down to it, vinyl really isn’t that much different than a CD. It just happens to be trendy at the moment. And yes, I know some folks still buy CDs. This defies logic on a level I can’t even comprehend. Don’t take all this as me rooting against vinyl, or worse, egging on the decline of the recording industry. It’s not that.

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9. (86) VARIOUS ARTISTS LET ME TELL YOU ABOUT THE BLUES £1, (, Blue Horizon LP2) This second LP from Mike Vernon’s label has “VER. LP/” on the left-hand side of the black-and-white label, while “LP.2” appears on the right. (-) VARIOUS ARTISTS LONELY IS AN EYESORE £1, (, 4AD CADX ).

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