Great album from a golden throat.
Just watched him on a Buffy Sainte Marie documentary an hour ago.
Just watched him on a Buffy Sainte Marie documentary an hour ago.
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How do those CD's sound? Have they been ruined with the loudness wars?Happy Tuesday Morning People!
I’m starting today off with...
Styx II off of the complete wooden nickel recordings...
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It’s nice to see the old wooden nickel labels again, HEADS & TAILS!
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The chorus of “You Better Ask” keeps working it’s way up into my awareness....and then I remembered Lady, A Day, Father OSA and there you go...morning music chosen!
Not sure what the DRs look like, but I bought this when it first came out so that I could listen to Styx I and II again. That was some good stuff!!!How do those CD's sound? Have they been ruined with the loudness wars?
I think they sound fine but I don't check for the dynamic range etc of my music. For reference, I have my Marantz set to start listening at -30 dB. If a CD is mastered too loudly, I won't turn it up, and may turn it down slightly. I've got this one running at -22.5 dB... which is plenty loud. Something like the SACD of Dark Side, will typically be at -18 dB for normal listening. I rarely get into the single digits, but it does happen occasionally on a cranked up Friday night!How do those CD's sound? Have they been ruined with the loudness wars?
I think they sound fine but I don't check for the dynamic range etc of my music. For reference, I have my Marantz set to start listening at -30 dB. If a CD is mastered too loudly, I won't turn it up, and may turn it down slightly. I've got this one running at -22.5 dB... which is plenty loud. Something like the SACD of Dark Side, will typically be at -18 dB for normal listening. I rarely get into the single digits, but it does happen occasionally on a cranked up Friday night!
I liked early Styx so when I saw this compilation I bought it to check out the rest of their albums that I'd hadn't heard, but to be honest, Styx II is the only one I go back for....
James Young was the MAN! I loved his songs, his singing, and guitar playing. I saw them in 78 and he was the stand out member to me. He could strike a powerful pose when playing! He rocks!You're missing out on 2 of their best early tracks, What Has Come Between Us & Best Thing from their first album. My fave from Styx II is A Day by the underrated John Curulewski.
For me, James Young is a true Rock 'n' Roll legend. He's the only remaining original member of the band. That's 50 years!
James Young was the MAN! I loved his songs, his singing, and guitar playing. I saw them in 78 and he was the stand out member to me. He could strike a powerful pose when playing! He rocks!
Well the CD is still in the Oppo so I'll punch up tracks 3 & 4 to check them out again, Thanks!
I did get lucky with seeing that show. I'd just moved to Colorado Springs in November 77 and then Styx played in Denver that January of 78 on their Grand Illusion tour. It was a great show and I should have pictures still squirreled away somewhere. Ahh the Mile HIGH city.... I remember all the sweet sweet sounds that filled the air!You're fortunate to have seen them in their prime with Dennis. I never got that opportunity.
Happy Tuesday Morning People!
I’m starting today off with...
Styx II off of the complete wooden nickel recordings...
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It’s nice to see the old wooden nickel labels again, HEADS & TAILS!
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The chorus of “You Better Ask” keeps working it’s way up into my awareness....and then I remembered Lady, A Day, Father OSA and there you go...morning music chosen!
I loved early Bee Gees..... like Holiday, what a great song!Bee Gees main course
Bee gees r my favorite boy band
I loved early Bee Gees..... like Holiday, what a great song!
Mid-late 70's disco with over saturated Bee Gee's airplay.... not so much. Not that long ago, I changed channels on the radio and came across this great sounding instrumental song that I couldn't place.... until it got to a vocal and it was a Bee Gee's hit from the late 70's so who knows now....
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