100th Anniversary: 75 Top Ten Hits by Glenn Miller (CD, Apr-2004, Blaricum)

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Discs play great. One sprocket does not hold disc securely. Open carefully.

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Record LabelBlaricum
UPC8712177046126
eBay Product ID (ePID)44371947

Product Key Features

FormatCD
Release Year2004
GenreInstrmntl Collection, Easy Listening, Jazz, New Age & Easy Listening
StyleInstrmntl Collection
ArtistGlenn Miller, Paula Kelly, Ray Eberle, The Modernaires, Tex Beneke
Release Title100th Anniversary: 75 Top Ten Hits

Additional Product Features

Recording ModeStereo
DistributorMsi Music Distribution
Spar CodeN/A
Recording TypeStudio
Release Date20040405

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  • Varying sound quality

    While some of the song recordings sound fairly crisp as if obtained from master recordings or clean vinyl, many others, like Miller's classic "Little Brown Jug" are quite scratchy - as if haphazardly copied from a worn 78 record. I have a 78 of this that sounds way better. So despite the nice packaging of the 3 CD set, it think that they obtained recording from various sources without bothering to ensure that they obtained the best copy available or to electrically clean them up for high quality sound. But, if you want nostalgic sound, then this is for you. Lacking noise suppression common with some re-releases of vintage music, this CD does not have that "tubby" sound or annoying phase shift common when engineers go overboard trying to clean up hiss and pop at the expense of fidelity. So maybe that's a small plus. Also, the Gracenotes data for the CD's is different so when they copy to I-Tunes, it splits them up into separate albums instead of one album with disc 1,2,3 all-in-one. They could have done a better job sourcing the recordings used on this set. Oh, and on disc 3, the 23rd song is labeled as Moonlight Serenade - but it is actually American Patrol . Disc 1 lists Moonlight Serenade as song 1. Man, messed up CD's, packaging and engineering.

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