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From: mpm@hpfcla.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Re: Tangerine Dream on CD (a technical bit)
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Date: Tue, 8-Oct-85 04:10:00 EDT
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Re:  Combining CDs

     I don't mind the one-to-one correspondence between CDs and LPs for
Tangerine Dream stuff.  However, I do mind when a company deletes material
from a multi-LP set in order to fit it on fewer CDs.

     For example, the concert album "Poland" (apparently) consists of
four pieces:  Horizon, Barbakane, Poland, Warsaw; but the CD only con-
tains the first three.  (They do subtitle it "Extracts from the Warsaw
Concert".)  The CD currently has less than 58 minutes of music on it.
Does anyone know how long "Warsaw" runs?  Aside from speculating about
the motives of the record company (Jive Electro), does anyone know the
reason behind this?  (By the way I already have heard about the "hack
job" on Prince's "1999" album.)

-- Mike "give me the whole piece and I'll decide what to listen to" McCarthy
   (ihnp4!hpfcla!) mpm