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Harry said:The new S.R.O. disc doesn't sound a whole lot different from its Japanese counterpart. The biggest change I've noticed is a reduction in the heavy bass that was present on the A&M CD. There were times that the bass was quite distorted, rendering the disc with an apparent muddy sound.
BBrownlie said:No offense, but I think too many want that "hit" listening experience. "The Work Song" is the least among equals here. There is some interesting stuff going on here that just speaks to me of real artistic growth.
Dapper Dan B. said:...sound suspiciously like motorcycles to me...definitely NOT V8 engines. Could be old Offenhauser 4 cyl inlines from Ascot Speedway...sounds are pretty authentic to the old Carerra Pan American days...most of the cars from 1950-1954 were inline engines...the majority of cars entered were 4 and 6 cylinder Porsches and Alfas, with a few Ferraris thrown in... Some Detroit cars were...
Mr Bill said:Dapper Dan B. said:...sound suspiciously like motorcycles to me...definitely NOT V8 engines. Could be old Offenhauser 4 cyl inlines from Ascot Speedway...sounds are pretty authentic to the old Carerra Pan American days...most of the cars from 1950-1954 were inline engines...the majority of cars entered were 4 and 6 cylinder Porsches and Alfas, with a few Ferraris thrown in... Some Detroit cars were...
Why am I thinking about that one Saturday Night Live skit with William Shatner deriding the Trekkies at the convention?
--Mr Bill