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  • George 1978
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    Do they still make those double tape deck cassette recorders and hi-fis? - Dixons definitely used to sell them. I used to use it to record tapes (talking books and all that) that I borrowed from the library to record on a C90 before I returned them to the library. I used to chill in bed listening to Ken Barrie's dulcet tones reading Postman Pat, and it did get me off to sleep!

    I know that there always used to be a copyright warning included in the instruction manual, warning people about taping from other tapes.

    (I am certain that people used to do this to record the relevant bands in this thread, by the way).

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  • Zincubus
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    Originally posted by George 1978 View Post
    Good for you - in those pre-VCR days, I used to record it from the TV on a tape recorder.

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    Same then I used my tape to tape to make compilations

    What a dream it was when I got my first tape to tape stacked hi fi


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  • George 1978
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    Originally posted by Zincubus View Post
    The music in the kids show Rainbow was actually very melodic and listenable...

    I even made a ‘best of’ compilation cassette tape for our kids
    Good for you - in those pre-VCR days, I used to record it from the TV on a tape recorder.

    You could have made it into a Zip file, I suppose (if you excuse the pun).

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  • Zincubus
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    Originally posted by George 1978 View Post
    I was a huge fan of Rainbow's songs - Rod, Jane and Freddy were great band members.


    (I'll get me coat).
    The music in the kids show Rainbow was actually very melodic and listenable...

    I even made a ‘best of’ compilation cassette tape for our kids


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  • tex
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    Purple have announced british dates for 2020 with Blue oyster cult as support....purple are now waaaaaay past there sell by date with Ian gillan really struggling, i wont be bothering

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  • George 1978
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    I was a huge fan of Rainbow's songs - Rod, Jane and Freddy were great band members.


    (I'll get me coat).

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  • Richard1978
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    Robert Plant has trouble singing some of Led Zeppelin's songs due to his voice changing, during a recent reunion tour they had to change the key so he could manage.

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  • Zincubus
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    Originally posted by tex View Post
    True, Gillans studio recordings are fine but live he just can't cut it anymore
    I saw Paul Rogers on Sky and even though he’s looking his age the voice is still fabulous


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  • tex
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    Originally posted by Zincubus View Post
    It’s very odd how some old singers keep their voices even thirty years later yet others have completely gone and kinda let their band sound down .


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    True, Gillans studio recordings are fine but live he just can't cut it anymore

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  • Zincubus
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    Originally posted by Cartimand View Post
    Deep Purple's latest (and probably final) studio album 'Infinite' is the first new vinyl I've bought in around a quarter of a century. It's classic DP material and, unlike some ageing front men, I think Gillan's voice sounds pretty damn good.
    i'd almost forgotten the sensual pleasure of opening a gate-fold 12" album sleeve and lowering a stylus onto vinyl!
    It’s very odd how some old singers keep their voices even thirty years later yet others have completely gone and kinda let their band sound down .


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  • tex
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    Originally posted by JimCarver79 View Post
    Grew up listening to these guys since I was 8. Amazing vocals, guitar and dynamite songs that blasted everything else out of the water. Rainbow were at their best with Dio but there were great moments with Bonnet and Turner.
    Made in Japan...still the benchmark for live albums after 47 years

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  • JimCarver79
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    Grew up listening to these guys since I was 8. Amazing vocals, guitar and dynamite songs that blasted everything else out of the water. Rainbow were at their best with Dio but there were great moments with Bonnet and Turner.

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  • Cartimand
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    Deep Purple's latest (and probably final) studio album 'Infinite' is the first new vinyl I've bought in around a quarter of a century. It's classic DP material and, unlike some ageing front men, I think Gillan's voice sounds pretty damn good.
    i'd almost forgotten the sensual pleasure of opening a gate-fold 12" album sleeve and lowering a stylus onto vinyl!

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  • zabadak
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    RB's Rainbow are playing the 02 soon with, among others The Sweet supporting!

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  • adrianxw
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    I saw Rainbow, at the Rainbow theatre in london, I think it was called the "Between the Eyes" tour. They were using the big electric rainbow over the stage, looked fantastic, but caused a lot of trouble with the power it used. Later incarnations still have the rainbow, but it is not as animated as it was when I saw them. The rainbow was built by Bob See's See Factor company. I've been looking for some time for an online video of it in full action, but failed. See Factor could not help. Bob See died recently.

    I saw Whitesnake for the first time last year, they played a gig in Helsingør, Denmark.

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