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Number two for this morning.
A "notorious" Living Stereo with Reiner and Respighi. (The Debussy was not part of the original, just added as encore for the CD re-issues.)
Thousands of the first released originals were sent back to RCA because the dynamic range, especially of the last track, was not to handle by most of the turntables of the time and named unplayable. End of story: The remaining still living Living Stereos from that pressing are among the most wanted and high priced classical albums ever.
To stay here: Even many "modern" digital setups will reach borders.
A "notorious" Living Stereo with Reiner and Respighi. (The Debussy was not part of the original, just added as encore for the CD re-issues.)
Thousands of the first released originals were sent back to RCA because the dynamic range, especially of the last track, was not to handle by most of the turntables of the time and named unplayable. End of story: The remaining still living Living Stereos from that pressing are among the most wanted and high priced classical albums ever.
To stay here: Even many "modern" digital setups will reach borders.
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