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You're not gonna make it to the show, are you?:devil:I love listening to Sarah McLachlan's records, perhaps all of which have been released on vinyl. Nicer, maybe "warmer", to my ears than CD's. Wonderful melodies and the voice of an Angel (pun intended). The woman is crazy-talented.
Going to see her in concert tomorrow night with the misses - 10 year anniversary. Trying to get my turntable hooked up tonight so we can "warm up" (pun also intended
The two "essential" Sarah's are 1993's Fumbling Towards Ecstasy and 1997's Surfacing. You need them both; trust me on this. They're filled with her hits. Surfacing won her 2 Grammys and 4 Juno awards in 1998. I also have Touch, Solace, Afterglow, and Rarities Vol 2. All in 180 or 200 gram vinyl. These new heavier albums use a higher quality of vinyl and are made with better quality standards than the old flimsy crap from the 80's and earlier. They are virtually silent with regard to background hiss and pops when played on a good quality turntable & cartridge.
Oh sure. You can always get frisky, but seeing the divine Ms. McLachlan live in concert (she tours rarely these days)...? Priceless!
i've got all of the mercury 200g reissues so far (FbN, CoS, 2112) and they all sound amazing, without a doubt some of the best sounding records i own. really impressed with these.Rush is reissuing all their Mercury releases on 200 grain with included DSD downloads, one every month or so, 14 for the whole year, supposedly to commemorate 40ish years with Peart behind the kit. So far I've picked up Fly by Night, which is quite nice. By-Tor and the Snowdog!
You have a '37 000-18? Got any photos?Rush is reissuing all their Mercury releases on 200 grain with included DSD downloads, one every month or so, 14 for the whole year, supposedly to commemorate 40ish years with Peart behind the kit. So far I've picked up Fly by Night, which is quite nice. By-Tor and the Snowdog!
I'll see if I can find a pic and post it, it's a pretty cool guitar, my favorite from the past five years or so. Probably going to my grave with me
I went to a local shop and found a Shenandoah 12-fret that I was NOT looking for. I knew a little about that line, but had no experience with them. Turns out, this one was made after the working arrangement with the Japanese company had ended, but Martin told them they could continue making the ones they wanted. (Huh? Really?) I googled the model number and found the Unofficial Martin Guitar Forum, where someone had asked about the same model in 2013. While reading about that one, I saw things that had looked very familiar and it turns out that it wasn't just the same model, it was the same guitar.I'll see if I can find a pic and post it, it's a pretty cool guitar, my favorite from the past five years or so. Probably going to my grave with me
