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Originally posted by Tyke Exile Thanks for this. Love all things Motown. This sampler should have 60 tracks - what happened to the other 33? Don't mean to sound ungrateful - I just want more!!!
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Originally posted by Tyke Exile
Thanks for this. Love all things Motown. This sampler should have 60 tracks - what happened to the other 33? Don't mean to sound ungrateful - I just want more!!! I know, that's why I caled it a sampler as not all the tracks were on the link I found. If I come across some more will post.
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Originally posted by Tyke Exile
Thanks for this. Love all things Motown. This sampler should have 60 tracks - what happened to the other 33? Don't mean to sound ungrateful - I just want more!!! Here's some I found
Aint Nothing Like The Real Thing-Marvin Gaye Download [Link]
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Cheers! That should keep me going for a day or two.
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Originally posted by eagleman13
Evening Nic, Is there anything out there from the late Ennio Morricone? Greatest Tracks or some sort? Cheers if you can, no worries if you can't, oh & thanks. I did have a quick look but didn't find anything too good, come check tomorrow
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Originally posted by eagleman13
Evening Nic, Is there anything out there from the late Ennio Morricone? Greatest Tracks or some sort? Cheers if you can, no worries if you can't, oh & thanks. Enni Morricone - Movie Masterpieces 1. The Mission Download [Link]
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Originally posted by mr. apollo
Enni Morricone - Movie Masterpieces 1. The Mission Download [Link] Many thanks mate. Hope all is good.
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Thank you looking forward to this.
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Originally posted by Deleagle
Evenin' nic. Metallica - 'And Justice for Jason', it's a bootleg cd and has no bass on it. Be great if you can get it for me I think you are looking for the below, as the "Jason" take has bass added as justice for Jason. Reason I think this is ... Metallica's 1988 record …And Justice For All famously has zero bass on it. Some speculate that this is because it's the band's first record with Jason Newsted after the death of Cliff Burton, but who really knows. Metallica is currently remastering all their albums and didn't boost the low end at all, even though at one point it seemed like they might due to a comment by James Hetfield. Drummer Lars Ulrich defended the bass-lessness of …And Justice For All, and that seems to be that. Now in a new interview with Metallica fan magazine So What!, Hetfield says that Newsted probably did approach he and Ulrich about the lack of bass at some point. Hetfield adds that it wasn't a shot at Newsted either, but the result of the band being genuinely burnt out. "He probably did. I don't know what my answer was then, but it was kinda done. I mean, I will say, it was not all about, 'f*** him. Let's turn him down.' That's for sure. We wanted the best-sounding record we could make. That was our goal. We were burnt. We were frigging fried. Going back and forth [between touring and mixing the album]. Playing a gig. No earplugs, no nothing. You go back into the studio, your hearing is shot. If your ears can't hear any high end anymore, you're gonna turn it up. So we're turning the high end up more and more and more and all of a sudden, low end's gone. So I know that played a bigger part than any hazing or any ill feelings towards Jason, for sure. We were fried. We were burnt." Metallica - ...and Justice for All 1. Blackened Download [Link]
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Originally posted by mr. apollo
I think you are looking for the below, as the "Jason" take has bass added as justice for Jason. Cheers nic, I've WhatsApped you
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And for those of you warped on Cronx pop up who want to hear the bass. Metallica - ...and Justice for Jason 1. Blackened Download [Link]
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Originally posted by mr. apollo
And for those of you warped on Cronx pop up who want to hear the bass. Metallica - ...and Justice for Jason Don't know what you mean??
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Cheers for the Metallica album. It's been 'one of those days' so I'll give it a listen
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Originally posted by BlueJay
Cheers for the Metallica album. It's been 'one of those days' so I'll give it a listen Aston Villa and the West Indes?
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Sorry was busy not watching the cricket..... 1. Mirror Ball Download [Link]
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Originally posted by mr. apollo
Sorry was busy not watching the cricket..... -.-' Paul Weller - On Sunset Nice one nic. I've pre ordered the new Deep purple, 'Whoosh!', on vinyl but wouldn't mind a listen in the meantime please as it's not due release until 7th August Edited by Deleagle (18 Jul 2020 6.59pm)
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Originally posted by Deleagle
Nice one nic. I've pre ordered the new Deep purple, 'Whoosh!', on vinyl but wouldn't mind a listen in the meantime please as it's not due release until 7th August Edited by Deleagle (18 Jul 2020 6.59pm) Not about yet, hope this will rattle your cage. The album was recorded in 1972 at the Koseinenkin Hall in Osaka (August 15⁄16) and the Budokan, Tokyo (August 17). These were Purple’s first ever shows in Japan, but they weren’t the originally scheduled dates. The band were supposed to play in Osaka and Tokyo in May, but the shows were postponed due to American dates being rescheduled, and because Blackmore had been suffering from hepatitis. The same venue in Osaka would be the location for the last show from the Mk 2 line-up. This was on June 29, 1973. While Child In Time was the second song on the original release, Smoke On The Water was the second track played on the Japanese dates. Engineer Martin Birch says that neither Ian Gillan nor Ritchie Blackmore had actually heard the album before it was released. Only Roger Glover and Ian Paice from the band were in the studio when it was mixed. The entire budget for the album was $3000, and there are no overdubs. The back cover for the album was actually a photo from the Brixton Sundown (now the Brixton O2 Academy). The gig was on September 30, 1972. And if you look closely, you’ll spot a young Phil Collen in the crowd. Yes, the Def Leppard guitarist! The best gig of the three was considered to be the Tokyo one. But the recording quality wasn’t as good as those from Osaka, so only The Mule and Lazy on the original album were taken from this date. In Japan, the album was titled Live In Japan, and had a different sleeve design to the one we know and love. While it was a double album in most countries, in Uruguay it was issued as a single record. This was the highest charting album the Mk II version of Deep Purple ever had in America. It got to number six. Deep Purple - Made in Japan (Deluxe Edition)
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