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From: oleg@birtch.UUCP (Oleg Kiselev x258)
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Subject: Re: Tangerine Dream on CD
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Date: Mon, 30-Sep-85 19:32:40 EDT
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> The albums I saw out included Exit, Poland (possibly
> missing a track since it was only a single CD), Ricochet,
> and I think Cyclone. Anybody have any of these and would
> like to commen on the quality?
>
> dan

... Rubicon (?), Stratosfear, (bunch of others, I'll post the list of what I
have tomorrow(????)).

Quality: All of their CDs I have are AAD ( analog recording,analog mix,
digital mastering). Quality is only OK. Quiet, but with slight tape hiss.
Dynamic range is nowhere near what you might expect ( refer to "Zoolook")
for really GOOD dynamic range)

As far as durability and convenience go, if you can get a CD for $11.99
or an LP for $7.99 ( or $8.99) I'd opt for CD. Only "direct - to - disk"
LP pressings can rival a well engineered CD.