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Ten Years After - Positive Vibrations [1974] Centralized Vinyl [EAC Lame @ 224kbps]
01. Nowhere to Run
02. Positive Vibrations
03. Stone Me
04. Without You
05. Going Back to Birmingham
06. It's Getting Harder
07. You're Driving Me Crazy
08. Look into My Life
09. Look Me Straight into the Eyes
10. I Wanted to Boogie
Ripped from the original vinyl with no noise removal at all. (Just as it was born in 1974). The vinyl was centralized which means there was absolutely no side to side movement of the tone arm. This is usually the major flaw with vinyl as it causes a "WOWING" effect noticable to most audiophiles. It is caused by the hole not being entirely central and is more annoying than the occasional click in my opinion. Also in use on the Dual 505 Record Deck was a Platter Pad [a solid rubber, turntable mat, about 1 and a half cm thick] which no user of vinyl should be without. It enhances the sound no end!
The artwork supplied is from the Retail CD.
Ten Years After - Positive Vibrations [1974] Centralized Vinyl [EAC Lame @ 224kbps]
01. Nowhere to Run
02. Positive Vibrations
03. Stone Me
04. Without You
05. Going Back to Birmingham
06. It's Getting Harder
07. You're Driving Me Crazy
08. Look into My Life
09. Look Me Straight into the Eyes
10. I Wanted to Boogie
Ripped from the original vinyl with no noise removal at all. (Just as it was born in 1974). The vinyl was centralized which means there was absolutely no side to side movement of the tone arm. This is usually the major flaw with vinyl as it causes a "WOWING" effect noticable to most audiophiles. It is caused by the hole not being entirely central and is more annoying than the occasional click in my opinion. Also in use on the Dual 505 Record Deck was a Platter Pad [a solid rubber, turntable mat, about 1 and a half cm thick] which no user of vinyl should be without. It enhances the sound no end!
The artwork supplied is from the Retail CD.