
Originally Posted by
Barry
The tape machine used to record the first three tracks on the original 1959 recording ran 1.25% too slow., hence on replay those tracks sound fast. The fault was not found until 1992, and since then all subsequent LPs and CDs have all tracks running at the correct speed.
Those comparison sites are IMO unhelpful and just cause confusion. Sounds like the CD version you have is fine.

That sedond link I put in my last post covers thirty-odd versions (vinyl, CD, SACD) with measurements included. Might even include yours and Maccas ones.
The article did give information on this 'wrong speed' thing. One of the vinyl issues reviewed is a double album, with one disc wrong speed, and the other corrected speed. Some folk take all of this a bit too seriously!
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