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Oh shit...That's a thread crap.

That's a given.

The DCC lps say "analogue" on the front cover. That might preclude them from using a digital master even if there was a better copy available. If the original isn't available, I'll always go with the best sounding version we can get our hands on. Some of the high rez digital masters I've heard sound...

Patrick M wrote:Sorry, "altogether" modifies "drinking" and "almost" goes with "two years ago."

Then you should have said that you gave up absolutely, Absolute altogether almost two years ago.

Patrick M wrote:

Rob P wrote:Has anyone had Skyy or Grey Goose before? Those are my next ones to sample.

Yes, but I gave up drinking altogether almost two years ago.

altogether almost or almost altogether?

Yes, that's me.
"Wha Happened?"
That's right...
It's hard to go anywhere without being recognized.
It comes with the territory.
I also believe I was the first to coin the phrase "I don't thiiink so."

I spoke with Walter Sears a year ago, and he told me he was the first to play the Moog on a recording, I think it was 63 - 64 something like that. I can't remember the title, but it will come to me. I remember being stunned when he told me the title. Or I'll shoot him an email. He was a good friend ...

Those figures are unfair and misleading!
Those numbers are after a $3 Valetine gift for the first Lady.
(K-Tel Chick's lp collection if you must know)

You pinkie toes can knock freedom and liberty all you want. But sometimes you have to think positively. As least we have choice. (just look at our list of available emoticons) Just as I'm free to consider yesterday 'a day of mourning', (Insert naked prisoner pile emoticon) I'm also at liberty to fee...

2 questions:
Does Harry have any good lines?
How are the outtakes?

lukpac wrote:
If I didn't know the source I'd swear I was reading The Onion.

More like reading The Onion & biting the lemon.

I got the $33 right.
I would have missed on the 50's.

Ess Ay Cee Dee wrote:Whoa, stop the presses! You work for MFSL?

We (Sound Advice) were their largest distributor long ago. (pre cd age)

I made many friends there, we had a great relationship.
Many friends there still.
That is why Stan Ricker is our mastering engineer.

I never could figure out why, pricewise, the MFSL of this one went nowhere while the Who's Next went through the roof. -Dob Dob - I hope I've understood your question. I've been up most the night working on our 2 upcoming releases. Forgive me if I'm stating the obvious. The MFSL Who's Next is valuab...

It's a good deal for them.
I'd do it.
There are worse things to work on than Live At Leeds.
$33 is my guess.