sorry to hear of your loss mark, but you can keep a bit of him with you re his fav music..:)
sorry to hear of your loss mark, but you can keep a bit of him with you re his fav music..:)
I've been after an affordable copy of this for ages, great stuff :)
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Deep Purple, The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Conducted By Malcolm Arnold – Concerto For Group And Orchestra
Label: Parlophone – VSHVL 767, Parlophone – 825646311712
Format: Box Set, Reissue, Remastered, Stereo
3 x Vinyl, LP, Album
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Thanks Dom, I did notice a new re-issue on Ebay at a very good price, so I took the plunge and snapped it up, looking forward to some more Patto.
I noticed that you probably have quite a lot of records, I was wondering what cleaning regime you have if any?
I have been trying something new out recently based on the Audiophile Man's(Paul Rigby) vinyl cleaning product reviews and his manual cleaning process, I was primarily cleaning with an ultra-sound bath and a cleaning fluid mix similar to what he uses, but I felt the ultra-sonic clean did not always get the record clean. So I have tried another product and gone back to using it in the Disco-Anitstatic and got some great results.
I never thought that this particular record was very well re-issued/recorded/engineered, it always sounded a bit lack lustre. However I have been trying out a different record cleaning product and it seems to have made all the difference, much more clarity and detail, and better dynamics. Perhaps it's a case of not being properly cleaned when made, or maybe my ears are working fully today.
Deep Purple – Deep Purple In Rock
Label: Harvest – SHVL 777, Harvest – 0825646035083
Series: Vinyl Collector
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue, Stereo, Gatefold, 180 Gram
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Patto – Hold Your Fire
Label: Akarma – AK 190
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue, Repress
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Saw these chaps at Southampton Students Union on January 30, 1971 at a young age, as you did then, An interesting gig to say the least, they came on stage and asked the audience if we were ready to party, and then threw a load of stuff into the crowd. Those were the days.:gig:
Pink Fairies* – What A Bunch Of Sweeties
Label: Polydor – 2383 132
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Gatefold
Country: UK
Released: 1972
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