Gilbert and Sullivan - Overtures / Ward - White Hot Stamper (With Issues)

Gilbert and Sullivan - Overtures / Ward - White Hot Stamper (With Issues)*NOTE: There is a mark that plays 16 times at a light to moderate level at the start of the first overture on side 1, Iolanthe. The hall is huge: spacious and open as any you will hear, but not at the expense of richness or fullness. The orchestra is solid and full bodied, yet the woodwinds and flutes soar above the other sections, so breathy and clear. How did the Decca (recording) and RCA (mastering) engineers succeed so brilliantly where so many

has a penchant for over-cutting records and being heavy handed when it comes to his favorite studio tricks

what a powerful British Blues Rock album this is

On my honor

which surely accounts for the huge size and space

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How easily can you see it and how much like a real piano does it sound

texture and harmonic information of the strings

We consider this album Phil Manzanera's Masterpiece

and they therefore can't experience the music the way you can

Only the best vintage vinyl pressings offer the kind of Tubey Magic that was on the tapes in 1962

but none of them sound like these two

We tried doing a shootout for this album in 2008 and failed miserably