Cheiro wrote:Interesting. I didn't know that about the damaged tape.
It says right there in the book, I can't believe how EVERYONE missed it.
Cheiro wrote:Interesting. I didn't know that about the damaged tape.
TonyS wrote:Cheiro wrote:Interesting. I didn't know that about the damaged tape.
It says right there in the book, I can't believe how EVERYONE missed it.
Mister Moon wrote:TonyS wrote:Cheiro wrote:Interesting. I didn't know that about the damaged tape.
It says right there in the book, I can't believe how EVERYONE missed it.
The new ABFT book has information about the IFTRTF wire recording and its restoration process ?
TonyS wrote:Mister Moon wrote:TonyS wrote:Cheiro wrote:Interesting. I didn't know that about the damaged tape.
It says right there in the book, I can't believe how EVERYONE missed it.
The new ABFT book has information about the IFTRTF wire recording and its restoration process ?
No, it just says it's from a damaged tape copy.
Mister Moon wrote:TonyS wrote:Mister Moon wrote:TonyS wrote:Cheiro wrote:Interesting. I didn't know that about the damaged tape.
It says right there in the book, I can't believe how EVERYONE missed it.
The new ABFT book has information about the IFTRTF wire recording and its restoration process ?
No, it just says it's from a damaged tape copy.
Thank you.
It would be interesting to learn more.
Who was in charge, Sebastian Jeansson ?
Cheiro wrote:I haven't had time to read the book yet.
TonyS wrote:Cheiro wrote:Interesting. I didn't know that about the damaged tape.
It says right there in the book, I can't believe how EVERYONE missed it.
John wrote:TonyS wrote:Cheiro wrote:Interesting. I didn't know that about the damaged tape.
It says right there in the book, I can't believe how EVERYONE missed it.
If time were not a moving thing, and I could make it stay, I'd have hours to read the booklet, all through the day.....
Brian wrote:'A Boy From Tupelo' is a new entry at 82 on the UK w/e album charts. Very poor sales of around (or just over) 1,000 copies. Personally I did not expect it to enter the charts at all in that many fans already have the original (including myself). The price of nearly £25, although good value, is beyond most people's pockets.
Brian
Brian wrote:'A Boy From Tupelo' is a new entry at 82 on the UK w/e album charts.
Very poor sales of around (or just over) 1,000 copies.
Personally I did not expect it to enter the charts at all in that many fans already have the original (including myself).
The price of nearly £25, although good value, is beyond most people's pockets.
Suspicious Minds wrote:Any updates on the charts?...
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