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This very subject was discussed only recently. A search on past subjects will find it. Cheers
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I tend to prefer the recording quality of the Bernstein FMC over more recent re-recordings. Most were recorded at CTS or Olympic Studios by Dick Lewzey or Keith Grant, respectively. More recent re-recordings have gone for the "concert hall" sound (which is a valid approach) but I like the style of these earlier recordings, which used closer miking, resulting in (to my mind) cleaner, more crisp reproduction. Paul
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Oh my God. If they're out by the end of the year, we must be talking BOX SET !!!!. How much will that be ?.
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Good work Amer, and great news!!! I only hope that the time frame is more on target than the one(s) given for KINGS OF THE SUN... Point taken, but the release of "Kings of the Sun" was originally undertaken by the Maestro himself, and he just never had time to do it. I imagine that the estate has hired someone to do it, so having other things to do is no longer an impediment.
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Please be SA-CDs. Neil
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Does anyone know what other releases Bernstein considered doing? And, did he record anything that was never released? Are there any extended or unreleased cues from these original recording sessions, which could be added to CD releases of them? Just curious...
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Does anyone know what other releases Bernstein considered doing? Why? You think he'll get to them now?
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