bhaskarcan
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Hi saket,
How about sadma, I have not heard it.
N.Murali
Great composition, great orchestration, great vocals (Suresh Wadkar, Yesudas, Asha). "Aye zindagi" & "Surmai Ankhiyon mein" are my all time favorites.
Hi saket,
How about sadma, I have not heard it.
N.Murali
Lawaris also quite good pressing and recorded in multi-track.
Great composition, great orchestration, great vocals (Suresh Wadkar, Yesudas, Asha). "Aye zindagi" & "Surmai Ankhiyon mein" are my all time favorites.
Just as a matter of bring technically correct: vinyl records are not pressed but cut; pressing applies to modern audio and video discs that have essentially a plastic disc as a base.
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So you have this gem...where did you get it from and how much you shelled out for it man? Me..still to hear it.
burning train and 9 other LPs costed me 1k...those i bought with the TT in feb 12..
Baton baton mein- large size 45 rpm disc
This is another very lively and sweet sounding vinyl.
Recently I downloaded the 320kbps mp3 of the album from flipkart and it turned out to be totally lifeless.
Most of the 45 rpm Lp's sound good. Maybe because of higher friction due to higher speed. Even much forgiving to the surface noise. Try Golmal, Ghar, Masoom, Gharonda, Swamy....... they all have nice SQ.
Bhaskar
45 rpm records are known as "Extended Play (EP)" records.
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45 RPM 12 inches full album is called LP.Ep contains few songs of that album.Usually 7 inches 45 RPM discs are Eps.
Regards
I have never seen a 12" 45 rpm record. But that's ok.
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I have never seen a 12" 45 rpm record. But that's ok.
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On the contrary audiophiles prefer 45 rpm because when tonearm moves towards the center the stylus covers more distance compared to 33.3 rpm, so frequency response is more efficient.Maybe because of higher friction due to higher speed.