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Posted by: Analogue on 28 December 2006

Real Live Roadrunning - Mark Knopfler/Emmylou Harris.
Very good.
Chris N
Posted on: 09 January 2009 by BigH47
Posted on: 10 January 2009 by blythe
quote:
Originally posted by munch:
Talk Talk live in Montreux.


Thanks for drawing my attention to the availablity of this Munch!
Now ordered from Amazon Cool

I will never forget hearing the Radio 1 broadcast of Talk Talk Live - I was hooked and thankfully, I also recorded the show for my brother, so I got to hear it a number of times!
Posted on: 10 January 2009 by Former member
Dont thank me.
Thank Big H 47 .
Posted on: 11 January 2009 by Massimo Bertola
My 18 years old niece has lent me >The song remains the same<: the Zeppelins are great, but the feature part of the film is awful.. Am I getting old?
Posted on: 22 January 2009 by winkyincanada
quote:
Originally posted by maxbertola:
My 18 years old niece has lent me >The song remains the same<: the Zeppelins are great, but the feature part of the film is awful.. Am I getting old?

No, you're not getting old. Apart from the music, that film pretty much $u(k$ @r$e.
Posted on: 22 January 2009 by winkyincanada
Posted on: 22 January 2009 by winkyincanada
Hot chicks get more front row tickets than anyone else does. Discuss.
Posted on: 25 January 2009 by Billy Rubin


Fantastic...
Posted on: 30 January 2009 by Former member
This last night in bed.
Posted on: 31 January 2009 by BigH47
Posted on: 17 February 2009 by BigH47
Posted on: 23 March 2009 by Analogue
The DVD which acompanies the CD of:

Loreena McKennitt - The Visitor.
Posted on: 26 March 2009 by winkyincanada
Posted on: 27 March 2009 by Jay
I've just been watching that too winky. Good choice!

Jay
Posted on: 27 March 2009 by winkyincanada
Yeah it's good, eh? I wouldn't mind having Robert's guitar collection. What is that one with all the white buttons/knobs?

That semi acoustic bass is a pretty sweet thing, too.
Posted on: 29 March 2009 by Jay
quote:
Originally posted by winkyincanada:
Yeah it's good, eh? I wouldn't mind having Robert's guitar collection. What is that one with all the white buttons/knobs?

That semi acoustic bass is a pretty sweet thing, too.


No idea!

I've just been listening to the Foo's Skin and Bones acoustic set - amazing DD mix.

Jay
Posted on: 29 March 2009 by Former member
Guy's that Cure dvd with the three concerts on it is one of my all time fave music dvds.
I have had it for 4 years
The one i have was recorded in HD and the picture quality is great.
Whats the Bluray like?????????????
Stu
Posted on: 29 March 2009 by winkyincanada
Blu-ray picture quality is pretty good on this disc. I've not seen it in another format to compare, though.
Posted on: 03 April 2009 by markah

Wonderful memories of a great night.
Posted on: 03 April 2009 by Jay
Elbow's Seldom Seen Kid at Abbey Road. Very nice!

Jay
Posted on: 05 April 2009 by tonym
Not watching now - saw it last Thursday. It's really, really good. Buy it!

Posted on: 13 April 2009 by David Leedham


On DVD5
Its hard to believe it's 40 years since this was recorded,I bet this was the most amazing new music to behold at the time, it still is today.
Posted on: 04 May 2009 by winkyincanada
quote:
Originally posted by tonym:
Not watching now - saw it last Thursday. It's really, really good. Buy it!


I just did. Haven't watched it yet, though. Watching this...



Jeff is next.
Posted on: 04 May 2009 by winkyincanada
OK. Now I'm watching Jeff. Well actually watching the bass player just as much. Tal Wilkenfeld - a young girl from Australia. At the age of 21 she had already played with Chick Corea, Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck et. al. Quite a talent. Has anyone heard her album?
Posted on: 14 May 2009 by Massimo Bertola
quote:
Originally posted by Mr Underhill:
Not watchng - as they have no film, but listening to:

DVD-A
Beatles Love, 96KHz 24bit
LSO - Mozart, 48KHz 24bit

Martin


Hi Mr Underhill,

are you using a DVD player, by any chance a DVD5? With multichannel analogue? I have that configuration and am looking for software. Just bought Alan Parsons' >The turn of a friendly card< (when I'm about to put apostrophes I feel Adam's eyes on my neck), but would love some more universal opuses. I have downloaded HD, both stereo 24/192 and MC 24/96 files as free samples from a disc label's site, but it's a few spare movements from minor works. Do you have any good tip?

Thanks,
Massimo