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I'm a big fan of female vocals as it is so that's always a plus... nice interludes, keys are a bit much at times, but really a lovely album overall thus far Big smile
 
Is your track "Anger" messed up and fuzzy in the beginning with static too?


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Originally posted by Plankowner Plankowner wrote:

I'm a big fan of female vocals as it is so that's always a plus... nice interludes, keys are a bit much at times, but really a lovely album overall thus far Big smile
 
Is your track "Anger" messed up and fuzzy in the beginning with static too?
 
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yeah it is. I initially thought the digital d/l was screwed but I am not so certain now. I will know for sure when the CD arrives.  Glad you like it! Approve
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Do 'The Stanley' otherwise I'll thrash you with some rhubarb.
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Originally posted by fandango fandango wrote:

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Hi Jared.

I was playing RVW's Pastoral Symphony conducted by Richard Hickox earlier.

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^^ I tell you Lee, the 'Pastoral' is growing on me quite a bit...when I first heard it, I thought it was quite insipid, but I really like the Boult version...Big smile
 
talking of Hickox, my Hummel CD arrived this morning... from a small dealer on the Isle of Wight who enclosed a letter of thanks, a postcard of the nearby lighthouse, and a free sealed CD entitled 'Sea Changes'  by the Saffron Walden Choral Soc, as a special thank you...Thumbs Up
 
Imagine what I'd got if I'd actually managed to spend a tenner...LOL
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Originally posted by fandango fandango wrote:

^^ I tell you Lee, the 'Pastoral' is growing on me quite a bit...when I first heard it, I thought it was quite insipid, but I really like the Boult version...Big smile
 

talking of Hickox, my Hummel CD arrived this morning... from a small dealer on the Isle of Wight who enclosed a letter of thanks, a postcard of the nearby lighthouse, and a free sealed CD entitled 'Sea Changes'  by the Saffron Walden Choral Soc, as a special thank you...Thumbs Up

 

Imagine what I'd got if I'd actually managed to spend a tenner...LOL


A real lighthouse?

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^^perhaps... although I was thinking more along the lines of a box of homemade scones, or maybe some embroidery...Big smile
 
anyway, you just don't get that kind of service from Rock & Metal retailers...Unhappy
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