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One never ceases to learn, although I do remember reading that not all info on that box was correct. Do you have more precise info on the date? And more broadly: where are the identity mistakes on the Pablo box and what's the correct info?

using a B&W copy made at the british library and the colour info Sidewinder gave us by posting the little pic, I was able to reconstruct a large colour version of this amazing cover (below a scaled down version). This album needs to be re-released.

it's four thousand and something + one if you count this post. I don't really care about postcount. That's the luxury of leaning back you get once you hit the high numbers.

Age of Gold/Symphony Nr 1. more info

judging from the titles & playing times listed on AMG it's the Hamburg November 1961 live material. It is included in the Pablo European Tours box, sound is crappy but okay, nothing topnotch, but it doesn't detract from the playing very much.

he ended up in a bookstore, where Jennifer (welcome!) is apparantly also involved.

I believe you... sure! eh, no crap! heheheheh

that you, second from the left?

working on that 4000 aren't we testaman?

fenx guys

sounds cool, even if you keep the avatar, no one will know it's you

That about sums it up: in his own words. What a shame he's allowed to pollute this board with this crap. what an even bigger shame that people seem to enjoy it

nice pic

I thought it was supposed to be 42. -who are you? -we're the philostophers -or we might not be -shut up you

the week has begun! hit it sidewinder!

So do you think there is any chance of me picking up the monk riverside set up cheap from somewhere? or have the cheap versions long sold out? You might find them on Ebay. Try German Ebay. I think it might be a bit more expensive, but you might try. ubu just checked, nothing there now.

I'm not sure if this is true: http://www.cdrfaq.org/faq02.html#S2-17 at least the baked in mistakes are no longer baked in; Or do you get a copy protected CD if you use a disk-copy command? Does it try to start up mp3 tracks when you play such a copy using your computer CDdrive? My idea was that if you drag&drop the tracks only, the CDR drive will correct on read-out and the Writer will burn the corrected tracks. I have seen some graphs somewhere on the net that illustrated this.

as the baked in mistakes will gear up the correction on your player, there is bound to be some change in sound. Whether it can be heard is a different matter of course. A good CDWriter will correct the mistakes and burn you a clean copy that will play better than the original in the sense that error correction is no longer needed when the disk plays. BlueRein has mentioned that copy corrected conns played with less "air" around the instruments than the non-protected ones. EDIT many posts since I started to write this message, let me add: if you make a copy of the disk it will sound the same as the original copy protected one, be it that the error correction of your CDWriter has been used. Again, whether there is anything can be heard in that department is a different matter.

not safe ones are listed in this thread (as are some safe ones)

WHEN IT'S ALL IN CAPS. the CAPS seem to make the content invisible. moronic shit hidden in bad form is still moronic shit, only worse. :eye: that's the way it's done son...

WHEN IT'S ALL IN CAPS. the CAPS seem to make the content invisible. moronic shit hidden in bad form is still moronic shit, only worse.

love can get awfully tiresome

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