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Beautiful indeed! Good Heavens, what a great share. Thanks so much for this!
Cheers,
Carsten from Germany
Cheers,
Carsten from Germany
Just speechless! Thank you both so much for sharing these sessions.
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Is the version of We Will Rock You produced by Jeff Griffin available anywhere? I have a copy on an old tape that was broadcast on the last Alan Freeman Rock Show on 26th August 1978, but frustratingly it spanned the end of the tape so it got chopped in two.
I have always thought that the narrative was spoken by Lesley Judd who was a Blue Peter presenter, it sounds like her.
Alan
I have always thought that the narrative was spoken by Lesley Judd who was a Blue Peter presenter, it sounds like her.
Alan
The megaupload link has been blocked...great.
Jon thanks for sharing :)
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Crumpy wrote: Is the version of We Will Rock You produced by Jeff Griffin available anywhere? I have a copy on an old tape that was broadcast on the last Alan Freeman Rock Show on 26th August 1978, but frustratingly it spanned the end of the tape so it got chopped in two.
I have always thought that the narrative was spoken by Lesley Judd who was a Blue Peter presenter, it sounds like her.
Alan
The version that was played by Freeman is the one that's on this Session 6 Master
For those who are complaining about the 18kHz cut off, that would be the Lossy compression on the MiniDisc part of the transfer. The Holy Grail of transfers would be: Master Tape --> 192kHz 24-bit PCM --> FLAC compression OR DVD-Audio
Cheers for the upload though, MD is no-where near the worst of the Lossy treatments this COULD have gone through!
I have always thought that the narrative was spoken by Lesley Judd who was a Blue Peter presenter, it sounds like her.
Alan
The version that was played by Freeman is the one that's on this Session 6 Master
For those who are complaining about the 18kHz cut off, that would be the Lossy compression on the MiniDisc part of the transfer. The Holy Grail of transfers would be: Master Tape --> 192kHz 24-bit PCM --> FLAC compression OR DVD-Audio
Cheers for the upload though, MD is no-where near the worst of the Lossy treatments this COULD have gone through!
ian_hawdon wrote: Crumpy wrote: Is the version of We Will Rock You produced by Jeff Griffin available anywhere? I have a copy on an old tape that was broadcast on the last Alan Freeman Rock Show on 26th August 1978, but frustratingly it spanned the end of the tape so it got chopped in two.
I have always thought that the narrative was spoken by Lesley Judd who was a Blue Peter presenter, it sounds like her.
Alan
The version that was played by Freeman is the one that's on this Session 6 Master
For those who are complaining about the 18kHz cut off, that would be the Lossy compression on the MiniDisc part of the transfer. The Holy Grail of transfers would be: Master Tape --> 192kHz 24-bit PCM --> FLAC compression OR DVD-Audio
Cheers for the upload though, MD is no-where near the worst of the Lossy treatments this COULD have gone through
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Unless I've missed a negative comment, I haven't seen any complaint about lossiness on this share, maybe someone pointing out lossiness on MD's but that shouldn't be considered a complaint
;-)
I have always thought that the narrative was spoken by Lesley Judd who was a Blue Peter presenter, it sounds like her.
Alan
The version that was played by Freeman is the one that's on this Session 6 Master
For those who are complaining about the 18kHz cut off, that would be the Lossy compression on the MiniDisc part of the transfer. The Holy Grail of transfers would be: Master Tape --> 192kHz 24-bit PCM --> FLAC compression OR DVD-Audio
Cheers for the upload though, MD is no-where near the worst of the Lossy treatments this COULD have gone through
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Unless I've missed a negative comment, I haven't seen any complaint about lossiness on this share, maybe someone pointing out lossiness on MD's but that shouldn't be considered a complaint
;-)
Thank you for the whole set of BBC Sessions, John!
It is much appreciated. :)
It is much appreciated. :)
Thanks to pittrek also!
Is like a dream come true !!!!!!!!!
all these sessions extracted from the BBC Master Tape are so
amazing .........
MY HUGE GREATFUL to JOHN STUART for the
generosity of share and to Pittrek and Ginger for torrent' ed !!!!
;-) ;-) ;-)
all these sessions extracted from the BBC Master Tape are so
amazing .........
MY HUGE GREATFUL to JOHN STUART for the
generosity of share and to Pittrek and Ginger for torrent' ed !!!!
;-) ;-) ;-)
A big THANK YOU to all of you, for sharing these treasures.
I see it coming... I am not going to sleep tonight...
I see it coming... I am not going to sleep tonight...
Many thanks for this!
Would very much like to discuss trading for these files with someone - RapidShare is no more, and it seems that those days are gone now (sorry - could not resist).
As far as the frequency response points go, it would be normal to see roll-off at around 18-20kHz.
In the days when these session files were recorded the analogue consoles used rarely - if ever - were capable of anything over 20Hz to 20kHz resolution. The consoles used at Trident (the A-Range) and the Neves were both capped out at 20kHz maximum, and an awful lot of microphones likewise cannot actually capture anything above 20kHz either - if that high. I've attached the Trident Console user manual, and assure you all the Neve's are the same.
It's a shame they went to miniDisc, which uses ATRAC data reduction, and it is lossy - so even though it is true 24-bit, the actual compression algo used is a lossy, perceptual one.
As far as the frequency response points go, it would be normal to see roll-off at around 18-20kHz.
In the days when these session files were recorded the analogue consoles used rarely - if ever - were capable of anything over 20Hz to 20kHz resolution. The consoles used at Trident (the A-Range) and the Neves were both capped out at 20kHz maximum, and an awful lot of microphones likewise cannot actually capture anything above 20kHz either - if that high. I've attached the Trident Console user manual, and assure you all the Neve's are the same.
It's a shame they went to miniDisc, which uses ATRAC data reduction, and it is lossy - so even though it is true 24-bit, the actual compression algo used is a lossy, perceptual one.