Never widely available on any (vintage) incarnation of YESTERDAY & TODAY except on tape; and the 1968 rainbow label, record club pressing as well as the lime green (Capitol) '69-'71 reissue.
AND YOUR BIRD CAN SING 24/44
[hxxps://mega.nz/file/yckAwKzK#b0_KQnTYQ ... 4wCL_mSoqo]
DR. ROBERT 24/44
[hxxps://mega.nz/file/WM1VEa5T#QFhh1DyMk ... 4S20LZEKOQ]
I'M ONLY SLEEPING 24/44
[hxxps://mega.nz/file/fFkx1CqI#aAhoPjnAC ... MBUTjULp4s]
John's three Y&T songs IN STEREO
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Re: John's three Y&T songs IN STEREO
Thanks, I had a chance to listen to these. Without checking I'm not sure if you're the one with the 1972 R2R deck but these tracks sound the same (tinny "stereo AM").
Please compare yours to these same stereo tracks from various versions of Y&T in my collection (LPs and R2Rs) as offered up by various members:
hxxps://drive.google.com/file/d/1ChFtVjUc91i5exrXBObgGHWrYmDQaPt-/view?usp=sharing
I suspect the deck, not the source material, is causing the lo-fi sound.
Please compare yours to these same stereo tracks from various versions of Y&T in my collection (LPs and R2Rs) as offered up by various members:
hxxps://drive.google.com/file/d/1ChFtVjUc91i5exrXBObgGHWrYmDQaPt-/view?usp=sharing
I suspect the deck, not the source material, is causing the lo-fi sound.