Listen to the real deal - RYAN ADAMS, not Bryan Adams.Originally Posted by Alex_UK
The very definition of "All killer, no filler"
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Listen to the real deal - RYAN ADAMS, not Bryan Adams.The very definition of "All killer, no filler"
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Given the choice I'd take Bryan, but I don't have any records by either of them.Listen to the real deal - RYAN ADAMS, not Bryan Adams.
This is a good tune though:
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Only listened to the tape so I’d keep the record in a fairly mint condition. And more convenient.
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Interesting, been a few years since I had any type of tape recorder
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I've still got mine, but they get little use these days. There are two reel-to-reel machines, and two cassette recorders.
One of the reel-to-reel machines is a "built like a tank" Ferrograph 632, whose idler wheels have now perished with age. I have a new set, but cannot see how to fit them.
The second is a Nagra IV-S, a portable machine and only used to play back tapes I made on the Ferrograph.
The two cassette machines are a Nakamichi BX-2 and a BX-200. Again I made many recordings, mostly off the radio, but don't listen to them any more.
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Tibetan Bells III
On CD, and listened to on headphones (as it would have driven my partner "round the bend" had I played it via the speakers!).
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Tibetan Bells III iI was wondering if there is such an album
then I found this
Listening is the act of aural discrimination and dissemination of sound, and accepting you get it wrong sometimes.
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