Nyro was 20-21 years old while writing, performing and co-producing this project. It was her second album.
Back on sale at Amazon
It's okay to post that here, right?
Just ordered my copy :music
Thanky
Back on sale at Amazon
It's okay to post that here, right?
Just ordered my copy :music
What's your location...Europe...USA..down under?
Maryland. You?
Weeeeeeeeeeeelcome to QQ Wall of Science :banana:
Back in the late 70s, me and friends used to while away the hours listening to roommates quad 8-tracks, playing crazy 8's, drinking Ale-8-1 and smoking...great times
So has the release date changed for this? I got a back ordered note from importcds
They are starting to ship now from importcds...just received my notice of shipment...
They are starting to ship now from importcds...just received my notice of shipment...
I'm listening to Laura Nyro now and it's a superb sounding disc:music
I'm listening to Laura Nyro now and it's a superb sounding disc:music
As I pointed out in another thread, I just got my copy today. But I noticed this is neither version of the Quad mixes that have appeared on the Robin Reels. This is a third, previously unknown Quad mix. This mix has Don Young written all over it. It's painfully similar to the Sly Stone/Greatest Hits mix. Drums in Back Right, Bass in Back Left. Other instruments in the front corners with the only thing taking up the front-center stage is vocals. Nothing appears in back-center like other Laura Nyro mixes which, obviously, makes sense if this was considered for an SQ-disc release. So, like I say, this is either a third, previously unknown mix, or this was prepared for an SQ-disc and dropped at the 11th hour. Why else would they mix it three times? Seems like a huge waste of time and tape if you ask me.
Another idea popped into my head. I really wish somebody who was there at the time could answer this as this is complete speculation on my part. Do you suppose, when they did a Quad mix, the shirts gave the assignment to a couple remix engineers then they picked the best mix? Seems like a huge waste of time but at the dawn of the Quad era, maybe that's how they did it? That would explain why we've seen multiple mixes of the same album.
Just thinkin' out loud.....
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