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Scoman16 wrote:

finsup2k wrote:

conched wrote: Texas is represented!

Texas is represented well. .

Jersey is represented, too!!!

And the Sunshine State!

Gypsies!!

Coconut Telegraph .

Burny Charles wrote:Sounds a lot more muffled than usual.

I noticed that too.

Burny Charles wrote: I'll be listening till the end.

My plan also.

Scoman16 wrote:
I lost the feed for a minute...

Same here. I got scared!!

Its starting!!!!

Drum Intro!!

If he does any LTC songs, are they going to cut um?

(sure hope not!!)

redwinemaker wrote:Real is working phine here!

Same with WMP.

Who's listening, asks Jimmy???

US!!!!!!!

Here's hoping for a good feed.

Steve: Please do your best to keep the feed running and, please, please, don't deliberitly cut it!!!

Yipppppppiieee!!!!! With a little help from Pepsi , I’m staying up till 3:00 (or later) for this one!!

I’m sure reissues are going to happen eventually, but I’m not counting on it happening soon. Guess I’m going to have to hunt down used records to get the complete albums. Being only 16 and having parents whom did not know who Jimmy was in the vinyl era prevents me from having any to begin with. :( I...

Click #30.

My dad owns a Steely Dan CD that’s part of MCA’s CDCP series, but I have seen a reissue in stores with a unique back cover. The same holds true for Elton John. I have several of his CDs that are part of the “Elton John: The Classic Years” (which is done by the Rocket label, not MCA) series which hav...

Click #29.

Here are some CD release dates courtesy of MCA’s official site, so we now know the period of time they had that CDCP crap going. A-1-A: 10/10/88 Volcano: 10/10/88 Last Mango: 10/27/87 AWSCAPC: 10/26/87 SOASOAS: 10/26/87 Riddles: 9/29/87 Coconut Telegraph: 9/28/87 Havana: 9/28/87 OPH: 9/28/87 CILCIA:...

www.mcarecords.com is the site, but there is not a single e-mail address to be found.

I thought it began with the Compact Disc/Price CD reissues, but I found out recently (by looking at the cobo.com discography) that when MCA bought ABC/Dunhill records, they went back and reissued the 1973-78 vinyl’s and eliminated the gatefolds and all the stuff printed on them. They also made the s...

Burny Charles wrote:What is Redbook format?

In tracks, so you can play it on a CD player. If its not in Redbook, you can store a lot more songs, but you need to have a computer or a CD player that supports MP3 disks.