Chuck Nessa

Curious where you orderd them.

"View New Content" works great for me - easy to see things to ignore. I can see that many/most of Aloc's posts might be of no use to folks outside the US but much of it is interesting "Americana".

Pretty much agree with mjzee.

Which cd version earned your scorn?

These are folks selling stuff from torrent or download sites. Not hard to figure out.

Ken Barbie Fabian

Do they do People In Sorrow?

G'bye Michael.

How's that "Transfiguration" going?

He was blind.

Knowing something about this (for US pressings) without time to chime in, someone should remind me later.

Free.

Why? or is this an npr thing?

free.

You can wait for them to go away and say "Oh, shit". Seems like a plan.

I am not a customer for this set but if they boxed the Japanese releases I'd pull out Mr. MasterCard.

My wife researched this a couple of years ago and decided Sam's was the best deal.

I heard People in Sorrow sometime in Chicago 1966 - well before the recording. I still have the program somewhere.

If this isn't somewhere in the earlier posts, I am not a fan and had personal interactions with the man. He was a dick!

Not meaning to be snarky, but I would love to know the interest in vinyl versions of digital recordings. I understand the nostalgic and possibly technical reasons to be interested in lps of analogue recordings but the rest baffles me. I do not see how this can be seen as an improvement on a cd or a proper file.

Possibly.

Stereo would be green IIRC.

Both are American heros.

This is a "window sticker" showing the price and contents of the vehicle. I bought the car in 1964. This was the first year of the Mustang and predates the Byrd record by a couple years.

and if they didn't, they would pay up.