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U2 - ZOO TV Live In Dublin 1993 EP

Sounds fine for a live recording, wish the one U2 concert I’ve attended sounded like this.
 
cool. mine arrives tomorrow from CDJapan - along with VanHalen MQA CDs
You are going to absolutely love the MQA Van Halens. You can hear that pick on strings from Eddie, Hagars voice is perfect.
I guess it helps if you really like the music. It cranks loud so perfectly. I am not saying the reason is MQA, but good is good.
Maybe I'll get the U2 from HDTracks?
 
Music. Not only brings us joy but also acts as a time machine.
A lot of monumental albums out there. This is one I dare say.
Yup - it has been played to death everywhere but it still feels good to grab the disc and reminisce and enjoy

I didnt yet have my drivers license and we were all poor - and our parents were too perhaps, But somehow Johnny P - the poorest - had a 67 piece of shit Chevy. And it had a Realistic cassette player in it. Us guys jammed to this, courted the young ladies and considered ourselves BMOC.

A classic album with classic memories
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Born In The USA-1984 Bruce.
My big 7" X 7".
The 3 discs live are super good. I am not as enthusiastic about this BLU SPEC CD2 version, sounds pretty good, just a bit tinny and bright.
Compared to the Van Hagar MQA discs which are out of this world good.

Born In The USA (40th Anniversary Edition) [Blu-spec CD2] [Limited Release] [Cardboard Sleeve (mini LP)]​

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Born In The USA-1984 Bruce.
My big 7" X 7".
The 3 discs live are super good. I am not as enthusiastic about this BLU SPEC CD2 version, sounds pretty good, just a bit tinny and bright.
Compared to the Van Hagar MQA discs which are out of this world good.

Born In The USA (40th Anniversary Edition) [Blu-spec CD2] [Limited Release] [Cardboard Sleeve (mini LP)]​

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When OH when, Markie. are SONY and BRUCE gonna get off their ASSES and give us his entire catalogue in DOLBY ATMOS???????? BRUCE BRUCE BRUCE!!!!!!!!!
 
Music. Not only brings us joy but also acts as a time machine.
A lot of monumental albums out there. This is one I dare say.
Yup - it has been played to death everywhere but it still feels good to grab the disc and reminisce and enjoy

I didnt yet have my drivers license and we were all poor - and our parents were too perhaps, But somehow Johnny P - the poorest - had a 67 piece of shit Chevy. And it had a Realistic cassette player in it. Us guys jammed to this, courted the young ladies and considered ourselves BMOC.

A classic album with classic memories
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edited to cassette player. not cd player. 1975 ? no cd player then
 
Born In The USA-1984 Bruce.
My big 7" X 7".
The 3 discs live are super good. I am not as enthusiastic about this BLU SPEC CD2 version, sounds pretty good, just a bit tinny and bright.
Compared to the Van Hagar MQA discs which are out of this world good.

Born In The USA (40th Anniversary Edition) [Blu-spec CD2] [Limited Release] [Cardboard Sleeve (mini LP)]​

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Markie, I find that a lot of those SONY blu~spec CDs are lacking ..... tinny is an apt description and why they didn’t at the very least release them on hybrid SACD is a mystery especially considering their 7” packaging HOOPLA!
 
Born In The USA-1984 Bruce.
My big 7" X 7".
The 3 discs live are super good. I am not as enthusiastic about this BLU SPEC CD2 version, sounds pretty good, just a bit tinny and bright.
Compared to the Van Hagar MQA discs which are out of this world good.

Born In The USA (40th Anniversary Edition) [Blu-spec CD2] [Limited Release] [Cardboard Sleeve (mini LP)]​

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Markie, I find that a lot of those SONY blue s
Music. Not only brings us joy but also acts as a time machine.
A lot of monumental albums out there. This is one I dare say.
Yup - it has been played to death everywhere but it still feels good to grab the disc and reminisce and enjoy

I didnt yet have my drivers license and we were all poor - and our parents were too perhaps, But somehow Johnny P - the poorest - had a 67 piece of shit Chevy. And it had a Realistic cassette player in it. Us guys jammed to this, courted the young ladies and considered ourselves BMOC.

A classic album with classic memories
Well, Ricko, you've come a LONG LONG WAY ..... from the Cradle to the BARN! 🛖
 
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