Ben Harper and the blind boys of Alabama
Posted by: Minky on 25 October 2004
I'd be amazed if this album hasn't been discussed here before, but the "find" function doesn't work any more so just in case ..
If "There will be a light" isn't proof of the existence of a higher power, I don't know what is. For those of you who have been tempted by BH or TBBOA but never jumped, now is the time.
If "There will be a light" isn't proof of the existence of a higher power, I don't know what is. For those of you who have been tempted by BH or TBBOA but never jumped, now is the time.
Posted on: 26 October 2004 by Bruce Woodhouse
I love the opening track of this but much of the rest left me cold.
Perhaps I'm just beyond salvation
Bruce
Perhaps I'm just beyond salvation
Bruce
Posted on: 26 October 2004 by Peter Stockwell
quote:
Originally posted by Minky:
I'd be amazed if this album hasn't been discussed here before, but the "find" function doesn't work any more so just in case ..
If "There will be a light" isn't proof of the existence of a higher power, I don't know what is. For those of you who have been tempted by BH or TBBOA but never jumped, now is the time.
It's copy-controlled, so I wont buy it ... I might download it tho'
Peter
Posted on: 26 October 2004 by Bruce Woodhouse
Peter
You can have my copy-or I'll mail you an MP3 version if you'd like, my copy certainly copied into iTunes OK.
Bruce
You can have my copy-or I'll mail you an MP3 version if you'd like, my copy certainly copied into iTunes OK.
Bruce
Posted on: 26 October 2004 by Peter Stockwell
quote:
Originally posted by Bruce Woodhouse:
Peter
You can have my copy-or I'll mail you an MP3 version if you'd like, my copy certainly copied into iTunes OK.
Bruce
In France the disc is Copy-Controlled, they don't play very well on my CDX. And , on principle (at least until I have no other choice), I won't get the chip upgrade to play the Copy Controlled discs.
Is your disk a redbook standard CD ? I can rip from Copy Control disks, if I choose and then copy to CD-R, but I don't like doing it unnecessarily.
Refusing to buy Copy Control disks is my lone and futile protes at the idiocy of the record companies.
Peter
Posted on: 26 October 2004 by Bruce Woodhouse
I'm not sure how I can tell (or even exactly what is) a 'redbook standard CD'. I bought it when it was released, it plays without hitch in my (un-modified) CDX and also my laptop
Bruce
Bruce
Posted on: 27 October 2004 by Peter Stockwell
Bruce,
Generally Copy Controlled CDs have Copy controled and a funny triangle within a circle logo somewhere on either CD the case or both. There'll also be somthing about the CD playing on certian minimum requirements PC.
If The disc has the tradional CD logo on it, then it's a 'red book' CD defined to the original Sony Phillips standard.
Peter
Generally Copy Controlled CDs have Copy controled and a funny triangle within a circle logo somewhere on either CD the case or both. There'll also be somthing about the CD playing on certian minimum requirements PC.
If The disc has the tradional CD logo on it, then it's a 'red book' CD defined to the original Sony Phillips standard.
Peter
Posted on: 27 October 2004 by Bruce Woodhouse
Sorted. Redbook I reckon. Do you want a copy/the original/an MP3 version now?!
Bruce
Bruce
Posted on: 27 October 2004 by Peter Stockwell
Bruce,
I'd like the original, see Private topics.
Thanks!
Peter
I'd like the original, see Private topics.
Thanks!
Peter
Posted on: 27 October 2004 by Richwleeds
Got this a couple of weeks ago - US Copy from Caiman. Wonderful album that sounds wonderful too (and plays fine on my CDX2)