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From: hqyy@vax5.cit.cornell.edu
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Subject: EMI records.
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Date: 4 Jan 91 15:06:28 GMT
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Hello,
        My neighborhood record store (a.k.a. the botomless pit) is
having a sale on EMI records: 25-75% off regular prices.  This brings
the price of these records down to a range where even i can afford them.
However, i have very little information about good sounding and good
performance records on EMI.  can someone help in this matter.

        For the record (pun intended), my recent purchases from them
were some Boult Elgars,  the Previn Berlioz Overtures and Vaughn Williams
The Pilgrim's Progress.

        Also, how much inferior is the re-mastered (digital?) 7 record set
of the Boult Vaughn Williams symphonies to the original (the store has the
remastered set for $34)?

satish nair