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Greg B · 01-16-2004, 12:20 PM

I know I'm old when I can tune into a 'Classic Rock' station and remember when the songs were new.

I remember when the Beatles first broke. But I'm talking about one station here in Cali, Airo 93.1 fm.

The technology for recording, engineering and broadcasting are so much better that these old tunes sound magical.

The other day they jammed some Fleetwood Mac and I thought the universe was playin' the tune.

They brokeout with some Eagles, Moody Blues, AC DC etc.

All sounded goooooood.

Then they had a Tom Petty block. I'll tell you, the best album I ever bought so far was Tom Petty's Greatest Hits.

They also played some Led Zep and it sounded so good I had to go and break out my CDs for comparison. Didn't sound as good so I guess I gotta go out and get the newer engineered stuff.

What are these engineers doing that makes the music sound so much better?

01-16-2004, 12:20 PM
Greg B So Fucking Banned Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: EARTH (for the time being) Posts: 7,014	Any Classic Rock Fans? Kick ass station here in Cali I know I'm old when I can tune into a 'Classic Rock' station and remember when the songs were new. I remember when the Beatles first broke. But I'm talking about one station here in Cali, Airo 93.1 fm. The technology for recording, engineering and broadcasting are so much better that these old tunes sound magical. The other day they jammed some Fleetwood Mac and I thought the universe was playin' the tune. They brokeout with some Eagles, Moody Blues, AC DC etc. All sounded goooooood. Then they had a Tom Petty block. I'll tell you, the best album I ever bought so far was Tom Petty's Greatest Hits. They also played some Led Zep and it sounded so good I had to go and break out my CDs for comparison. Didn't sound as good so I guess I gotta go out and get the newer engineered stuff. What are these engineers doing that makes the music sound so much better?