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8 thoughts on “ No Artist - Railroad: Sounds Of A Vanishing Era (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. Sounds of steam & diesel locomotives favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite (1 reviews) Topics: Locomotive sounds, Railroad sounds, Unlocked Recordings Source: Vinyl LP Album .

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2. Amazing sound posted on 07/05/ 5 Stars Reviewer: Richard Meyer: This is jazz at its best with a recording to match the great artists on this album. If you like or listen to jazz this is a must for your collection. I was blown away by the sound of this vinyl masterpiece. It's warm, defined and amazing. If you pass on this you'll regret it.

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3. May 08,  · Sure, the sounds are certainly the most essential element, but you can't ignore the role of cover art in making a brilliant album From the fold-out gatefolds of the vinyl era to pull-out liner.

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4. I have the CD and LP, and I also have access to the hi-res FLAC version through Tidal. I've compared all three. The vinyl wins, hands down. The digital versions are perfectly acceptable; those who don't have a turntable should get the CD or download for sure. But the LP sounds warmer, more alive. Doug Watkins' walking bass has a bit more bite/5().

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5. Aug 21,  · Maybe the greatest album to come out in The Clash's London Calling on remastered double LP vinyl sounds great! The sound quality is excellent and I love the cover art on the sleeve as well. Just a great album from start to finish, a classic, and a must-have for any rock vinyl /5(1).

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6. Jun 19,  · This train locomotive sound recording is from the Audio Fidelity LP record titled "Railroad Sounds" - The Sounds of a Vanishing Era as .

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7. Vinyl records sound better. The quality of a digital music recording like a CD is limited by its bitrate, or the rate at which it records information. The sound on a digital album is a series of snapshots, and the music is often compressed afterwards to reduce the file size.

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8. Bob Dylan Slow Train Coming VINYL LP ALBUM COLUMBIA RECORDS PRECIOUS ANGEL. $ BOB DYLAN S/T DEBUT LP VINYL RE-ISSUE COLUMBIA RECORDS YOU'RE NO GOOD VG+. $ These albums were engineered to be heard in mono sound, rather than stereo. The argument is that mono is how it was originally meant to be heard.

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