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Wherefore "solid state" ?	by bobmon	2004-03-09 06:10:23
Don't tell an audiophile that...	by dire_lobo	2006-11-19 12:55:59
Mmm.... Analog.	by silvermoon82	2004-03-09 07:04:29
you can hear the difference... (n/t)	by dire_lobo	2004-03-09 07:19:48
I dunno, all this nostalgia.	by skeptic	2004-03-09 07:47:04
Try listening to some old blues albums without	by delltech	2004-03-09 08:02:45
Add something? No, live performance, ONCE ONLY	by scissors	2004-03-09 08:40:42
Bravo!	by Tomo	2004-03-09 09:14:36
The advantage of a CD is that it's an exact copy of the original digitisation. But all recorded music will always lack something - and that something is the audience participation. If you watch the same musical peformance several times during a run - ie same musicians, same score etc, you will notice differences between each night, mostly due to the different response from the audience. Some nights the audience will be "dead", and other nights they will be really enjoying the performance. This reflects on the performance itself!
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Oh yeah, audience participation	by skeptic	2004-03-09 09:48:06
I never meant to say I prefer recorded music over	by delltech	2004-03-09 10:08:30
I REALLY don't like rock concerts.	by Tomo	2004-03-09 11:52:59

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