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    From Matthew Munson@VERT/IUTOPIA to All on Sun Mar 26 08:44:00 2017
    What current album or classic album would be ideal to purchase to listen to old school
    style?


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  • From KK4QBN@VERT/KK4QBN to Matthew Munson on Mon Mar 27 16:12:49 2017
    Re: for those with record pla
    By: Matthew Munson to All on Sun Mar 26 2017 08:44 am

    What current album or classic album would be ideal to purchase to listen to old school style?

    Grandmaster Flash!

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  • From Android8675@VERT/SHODAN to Matthew Munson on Mon Mar 27 12:18:06 2017
    Re: for those with record pla
    By: Matthew Munson to All on Sun Mar 26 2017 08:44 am

    What current album or classic album would be ideal to purchase to listen to old school style?

    I got the Weird Al remastered collection coming in about a month. Google Squeeze Box.

    I'm enjoying all things MUSE on Vinyl these days.

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  • From Dumas Walker@VERT/CAPCITY2 to Matthew Munson on Mon Mar 27 18:45:00 2017
    What current album or classic album would be ideal to purchase to
    listen to old school style?

    Depends on what kind of "classic" music you like. My favorite album is
    "Layla and other assorted love songs" by Derek & the Dominoes, but that is classic rock. I also have some Jimmy & Tommy Dorsey LPs, which are also definite classics, and a few Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass records which are also classics.

    They all sound pretty good on the turntable. :)


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  • From Poindexter Fortran@VERT/REALITY to Matthew Munson on Thu Mar 30 02:38:37 2017
    Re: for those with record pla
    By: Matthew Munson to All on Sun Mar 26 2017 08:44 am

    What current album or classic album would be ideal to purchase to listen to old school style?


    Rush, "Moving Pictures".

    Boston.

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  • From Josh Ramsey@VERT/BASEMENT to Dumas Walker on Sat Apr 1 00:14:48 2017
    Re: for those with record pla
    By: Dumas Walker to Matthew Munson on Mon Mar 27 2017 06:45 pm

    definite classics, and a few Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass records which are also classics.

    Oh man! I always wondered why I loved them so much, until I figured out "The Tijuana Brass" were actually, more or less, The Wrecking Crew!

    Those cats were cool! And, so was Herb! I actually learned trumpet as a middle schooler listening to and matching a vinyl copy of Herb and the Brass's Greatest Hits.

    -J

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  • From Dumas Walker@VERT/CAPCITY2 to Josh Ramsey on Sat Apr 1 11:12:00 2017
    Those cats were cool! And, so was Herb! I actually learned trumpet as a middle schooler listening to and matching a vinyl copy of Herb and the Brass's Greatest Hits.

    Now that is pretty cool! :)



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  • From Hustler@VERT/DMINE to Josh Ramsey on Sat Apr 1 19:43:51 2017
    Re: for those with record pla
    By: Josh Ramsey to Dumas Walker on Sat Apr 01 2017 12:14 am

    definite classics, and a few Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass records
    which are also classics.


    Those cats were cool! And, so was Herb! I actually learned trumpet as a middle schooler listening to and matching a vinyl copy of Herb and the Brass's Greatest Hits.

    Now Herb was the real deal. Anyone remember the song "A Taste of Honey" ?

    I loved that song.

    HusTler

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  • From Josh Ramsey@VERT/BASEMENT to Hustler on Sun Apr 2 04:26:18 2017
    Re: for those with record pla
    By: Hustler to Josh Ramsey on Sat Apr 01 2017 07:43 pm

    Now Herb was the real deal. Anyone remember the song "A Taste of Honey" ? I loved that song.

    Ah yes! You know it's about to kick off when you hear those drum kicks and that lone trombone! I always loved playing along to that song. "Tijuana Taxi" was another fun one.

    -J

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  • From Lith@VERT/ASIRTA to Matthew Munson on Sat May 6 18:38:07 2017
    What current album or classic album would be ideal to purchase to listen to old school
    style?

    The Midnight - Endless Summer. It's a great 80's throwback album. You may be able to still purchase it on qrates.com

    Lith,

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  • From Jethro@VERT/MSRDBBS to Poindexter Fortran on Tue May 9 12:45:39 2017
    Re: for those with record pla
    By: Poindexter Fortran to Matthew Munson on Thu Mar 30 2017 02:38 am

    Re: for those with record pla
    By: Matthew Munson to All on Sun Mar 26 2017 08:44 am

    What current album or classic album would be ideal to purchase to listen old school style?


    Rush, "Moving Pictures".

    Boston.

    Classic YES


    Or... Jethro Tull might work. :)

    Jethro


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  • From Josh Ramsey@VERT/BASEMENT to Jethro on Tue May 9 17:31:14 2017
    Re: for those with record pla
    By: Jethro to Poindexter Fortran on Tue May 09 2017 12:45 pm

    What current album or classic album would be ideal to purchase to
    listen old school style?

    Classic YES
    Or... Jethro Tull might work. :)

    On musical merit, definitely. However, there are a few classic Yes albums that sounded horrible on the original mastering and media. Tales from Topographic Oceans and Relayer, as well as the live album Yessongs, all sound better in later "remasters."

    For those, I might suggest checking out the Steve Wilson remixes on vinyl, bearing in mind that he started from scratch with the original tracks. All the arrangements are identical, but some sounds have been brought to the fore that might have been muted more in the original Offord mixes.

    Still, the sound of Relayer on the remix is unbelievable; Tales is almost as good.

    As for Jethro Tull, they've always sounded their best on record!

    Take care,
    -J

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  • From Stargazer@VERT/WIZARDOS to Jethro on Wed May 10 18:39:41 2017
    Re: for those with record pla
    By: Jethro to Poindexter Fortran on Tue May 09 2017 12:45 pm

    Re: for those with record pla
    By: Poindexter Fortran to Matthew Munson on Thu Mar 30 2017 02:38 am

    Re: for those with record pla
    By: Matthew Munson to All on Sun Mar 26 2017 08:44 am

    What current album or classic album would be ideal to purchase to listen old school style?


    Rush, "Moving Pictures".

    Boston.

    Classic YES


    Or... Jethro Tull might work. :)

    Jethro

    Joe Walsh maybe

    Stargazer

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