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I knew it was the wireless dongle. zzz

cool story Joel! .

try lightening up a bit. you'll live longer. If you like Zappa, maybe you'll find the other threads interesting too!

Nice topic. I wish knew enough to contribute, my elbows hurt!

I think in the mid '70s, we had three cars - a '62 Ramblerwagon that was replaced by a 4 door '67 Rambler Rebel (my Dad's cars that were for commuting into NYC) and my Mother's '71 Ford Torino. The Ford had that kind of radio too. The '67 Rambler was my first car, so I was listening to '77 AM when I was first driving. I ultimately ended up with the Ford too. Party on Garth!

or consider the fidelity of car AM radios back then. Now that was some fine quality!

I used to listen to one of those when I was a kid! z

. Mr. Syms. .

I was listening to either Revolver or Rubber Soul in mono this afternoon and I thought the vocal on a verse suddenly sounded different. First thing I thought was it must have been a punch in. The earlier albums are the "worse"...you routinely hear vocal and instrumental splices/punch-ins etc. quite clearly... I mean, it's ok, that's how those records were made, and lord knows you never heard all that on a portable AM radio or a Sears home "record player" with a 100 gram tracking force tone arm, which is how I got "imprinted" on this stuff...I'm just saying...don't know it there's sufficient technology available to smooth all that stuff out now, but if not, there needs to be... Or is that what MP3s are for? Now I'm going to notice them all the time!

I was listening to either Revolver or Rubber Soul in mono this afternoon and I thought the vocal on a verse suddenly sounded different. First thing I thought was it must have been a punch in.

Try searching this forum for threads on Zappa. 000

Damm straight. The Beatles of my youth.

Wow, thanks! I haven't been keeping up with new releases by Frith, but I'm planning on getting these.

Some nice textures here: Buffalo Gtr Qt - New Music for Four Guitars...cool koyo imitation sounds on the Pearson piece.

More classical than jazz, Fred Frith - Freedom in Fragments.

Coltrane lives!

listening.

Yes!! I heard his "saxophone concerto" on the radio once and it blew me away. I've been meaning to find that one! This is MELODIES FOR SAXOPHONE for solo saxophone, quite beautiful and CONCERTO FOR SAXOPHONE (QUARTET VERSION). I wish Glass would write more chamber music like this.

Amazon release date November 10, 2009. I wouldn't mind seeing an index of contents. Publisher's page here. FaceBook.

Copenhagen Saxophone Quartet. I have a copy of Italian Baroque, it's quite beautiful and enjoyable.

something modern that I really love: Saxophone (2002) Music by Philip Glass The Rascher Saxophone Quartet Andrew Sterman, saxophones The Philip Glass Ensemble Woodwinds

Essential Classical Saxophone ...

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that's how it's done.