Listening now to this stereo/mono CD.

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Brand new 3 CD reissue from The Black Crowes-Shake Your Money Maker 30th Anniversary. Original-B sides-Live. Just finished ripping will know more later. This is the first reissue package I have received that is in a gatefold LP package with no LP. When it arrived yesterday, I said, shoot, I didn't order an LP, so I opened very easy and was just the 3 cds plus some other stuff.
Pictures, last time I did a naked toe shot this time @GOS I am fully clothed. :D
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Did Matilda Mother serve you morning tea?
Weird enough, I woke up with The Gnome playing in my head... then, while thinking about that, Arnold Lane crept in so I decided I must need some early Floyd today!

After listening to the CD, I watched the First Blu-ray from The Early Years ( 1965-67 Cambridge St/ation BR ) for more early Pink Floyd fun...
 
Other than a couple of 45s played on someone else's player with a bad stylus, I have never worn out a record.

I just got the 2005 remix of Mike Oldfield's Tubular Bells. Pro-Logic did not find even a hint of surround.

But I get plenty from commercials on TV.
 
What I am playing now is the first disc of the CD set "Two Sides, the very best of Mike Oldfield."

It has Tubular Bells (Part One excerpt), but only Sentry, Dark Force, Bright Light, and Blue Lagoon are included. It does have some surround (mostly echoes and straight left/right. Sentinel (from Tubular Bells 2) and the Tempest are similar.

Ommadawn (Part One excerpt) has plenty of surround, So do Supernova and Ascension.

Crises, The Lake, and Amarok have almost no surround.
 
What I am playing now is the second disc of the CD set "Two Sides, the very best of Mike Oldfield."

Guilty and The Song of the Sun have lots of surround.

Family Man, Summit Day, and Angelique have small amounts of surround.

Five Miles Out, Magic Touch, Heaven's Open, Tattoo (from Tubular Bells 2), and Amber Light* start with no surround, but surround you at the very end.

Moonlight Shadow, Shadow on the Wall, To France, Etude, Islands, Lake Constance*, Broad Sunlit Uplands*, The Doge's Palace*, and On My Heart haves almost no surround.

* Part of The Millennium Bell

Tattoo is a different recording from the one in Tubular Bells 2.

I think the large variance of surround content comes from the wide variation of record contracts and purposes of the music.
 
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