Nat King Cole - Set of 6 Analogue Productions SACDs - $130 shipped

[Simon A]

Hi everyone,

Conservative grading. These come from a non-smoking, pet-free home. Worldwide shipping is included in the price. Payment with PayPal.

Here's your chance to get five Nat King Cole classic albums in Hybrid SACDs, lovingly produced by Analogue Production and mastered by Steve Hoffman & Kevin Gray with SACD authoring by the amazing Gus Skinas. This was a labour of love by everyone involved with this project.


Nat King Cole - After Midnight
Analogue Productions CAPP 782 SA
12 track album plus 7 bonus tracks = 19 tracks total!
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Nat King Cole - Love Is The Thing
Analogue Productions CAPP 824 SA
24 tracks (10 Stereo, 4 Mono & 10 in three channel Multichannel)
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Nat King Cole - St. Louis Blues
Analogue Productions CAPP 993 SA
12 track album playable in Stereo, Mono & three channel Multichannel
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Nat King Cole - The Very Thought of You
Analogue Productions CAPP 1084 SA
16 track album playable in Stereo, Mono & three channel Multichannel
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Nat King Cole - The Nat King Cole Story (2 SACD set)
Analogue Productions CAPP 1613 SA
38 track double album playable in Stereo (38 tracks) & three channel Multichannel (36 tracks) - All the big hits are there
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Each album comes with a superb booklet with essays by Cole specialists Jordan Taylor, Chris Hall and critic Michael Fremer (The Nat King Cole Story comes with two booklets). The presentation is brilliant and the music itself comes alive and Nat is right there in the room with you.

These superb sounding discs can be yours for $130 (shipped)

I will not be breaking up the set.

Post in thread then send PM.

Thank you for looking!

 

[Simon A]

The set is SOLD!

Thank you for looking!

 

[The Rang]

Simon......you're selling some amazing music/discs, surprised you're willing to let them go

 

[Simon A]

Simon......you're selling some amazing music/discs, surprised you're willing to let them go

I have a very strict rule. I go though my collection every six months and everything that I haven't listened to in the last year goes. Whatever I sell finances my next purchases. Right now, there are a few titles that I really want and as much as I love these Nat Cole SACDs, I was only listening to the same three titles, which I've kept. The ones I've sold will make someone very happy, which is what it's all about. I've learned to let go of stuff.

 

[Cibola]

I have a very strict rule. I go though my collection every six months and everything that I haven't listened to in the last year goes. Whatever I sell finances my next purchases. Right now, there are a few titles that I really want and as much as I love these Nat Cole SACDs, I was only listening to the same three titles, which I've kept. The ones I've sold will make someone very happy, which is what it's all about. I've learned to let go of stuff.

Way to go SimonA! Thing is, depending on my long wave moods, I can pull out a disc that hasn't been spun for a few years and still sit back and enjoy. Then again, I don't get a chance to listen as often as I'd like and with all the new releases, time flies. But I do have a few that might be gathering serious dust so maybe I should . . . play KC Discipline?

 

[Simon A]

Way to go SimonA! Thing is, depending on my long wave moods, I can pull out a disc that hasn't been spun for a few years and still sit back and enjoy. Then again, I don't get a chance to listen as often as I'd like and with all the new releases, time flies. But I do have a few that might be gathering serious dust so maybe I should . . . play KC Discipline.

It's not an easy process, I'll give you that. Years ago, when I started this trend, I'd make CD-Rs so I'd have the music. I soon realized that I wasn't even listening to those. This is why I stick to this rule. It can happen that I'll re-purchase a title I've owned and then sold, but this is a rare occurrence.

 

[Cibola]

It's not an easy process, I'll give you that. Years ago, when I started this trend, I'd make CD-Rs so I'd have the music. I soon realized that I wasn't even listening to those. This is why I stick to this rule. It can happen that I'll re-purchase a title I've owned and then sold, but this is a rare occurrence.

I get your point entirely Simon and I'd sure like to get serious about backing up my discs though the SACD's might always be a problem. Probably by the time I'm comfortable culling my collection nobody will want or need them. Anyway, good for you making those Nat discs available to a good home.