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I had posted some Rutles CDs on BZ. I'll post them here again if anyone is interested.

Anthropology
Please Rut Me (Parlourphone PMC 1202)
Rutland Weekend Television\
Rutle Soul (1965 Remastered by TheLazenby 2018 Rutle Parlourphone CDP 7464402)
Rutles - Rutland's Rare Rutles Revisited\
Rutles - Rutles To Let!!\
Rutles - Savage Young Rutles same as mile stones\
Sgt Rutter's Only Darts Club Band (Parlourphone PCS 7027)
Shabby Road (Rutle PCS 7088)
The Rutles - Sweet Rutle Tracks\
THE RUTLES Bootleg Compilation info.txt

Rutles, Bonzo Dog Band, Monty Python, etc. are always welcome, in lossless...

Loved the TV Special in 1978

Cheese and Onion please. And any Innes Book of Records.

One of my holy grails would be a recording of one of an NBC broadcast of The Rutles.
The subsequent versions had no indication where commercials were placed, I'm super curious how it was originally broken out.

Yes! Anything by Innes at all.

Some of you fans of The Rutles might be interested in a mono version of the first LP by The Rutles: just as The Beatles sound great in mono, so do The Rutles!!

hxxps://gofile.io/d/SRafzb

So... is it strange that as a Beatles fan and Monty Python fan that I have never seen or heard any Rutles?
So please upload any and everything of theirs!

paul62 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 14, 2021 1:48 pm Some of you fans of The Rutles might be interested in a mono version of the first LP by The Rutles: just as The Beatles sound great in mono, so do The Rutles!!

Eighteen people made the effort to download this, so far....has anybody listened to this one yet?

paul62 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 14, 2021 1:48 pm Some of you fans of The Rutles might be interested in a mono version of the first LP by The Rutles: just as The Beatles sound great in mono, so do The Rutles!!

hxxps://gofile.io/d/SRafzb

Thanks paul62.

Let me know what you think of this one once you've had a listen (I'm always interested in getting well-intentioned feedback on the things I upload, just like everybody else that uploads stuff (especially stuff they've had a hand in creating)).

This mono mix of the stereo LP has been created by using a kind of software developed by csnyfan called MaxMono: it is not a fold down.

The easiest way for me to explain what MaxMono does is to say that a digital file is a long string of samples and MaxMono looks at each digital sample from the left and right channels, from the first sample to the next and onwards. It makes a choice between the left and right samples being checked simultaneously and selects just the loudest one of the two samples to keep in the new mix.

The file created is a single channel file and only half the digital samples from the two channels of the stereo digital file (or two channel mono digital file) are kept for the MaxMono mix. MaxMono was designed to deal with dropouts (especially dropouts that occur on one channel but not the other) but I've been (mis)using it to make mono mixes of a lot of things...!!!.