180 gram vinyls of this and So Long So Wrong by Mobile Fidelity. The gain-2 mofi system brings out Alison's high harminics so much it was overdriving my amplifier led to mediocre reviews. My apologies to folks at mobile fidelity.

A wordless improvement over the digital disc in terms of Charlottes voice and the soundstage dynamics.A lost treasure(C.C. vocals)of the digital deep.All's Wales that ends Wales.

This is I think the best of Queen Sarah's 200gram vinyls sound wise and the first side is her best musically. The second side seems to lose a little steam after the 2 million volt capacitor discharge of the incredibly brillant "Back Door Man" Even she couldn't recharge quite that fast.

Vinyls of this and the Caution Horse. Regular weight vinyls but some kind Of RCA high fidelity format that sounds REALL GOOD and Margo's trasure chest voice along with it. The VHS of Live in Toronto is he best though-of anything in the known universe.

This 180gram vinyl of an incrediblly good studio rcording for the time(1960's) is another one hard to find words for-especially for Baezaholics.Did you know Joan Baez and Richard Milhouse Nixon share the same birthday(Janurary 9) most have thrilled both if they knew. Nixon up in happy cosmonauts orbit.

This is a indescrible improvement over the digital disc of the same concert which I owned for years -in all regards -patricularly Andrea's Voice.Just a Killer killer Diller. May your soul be in heavan an hour before the devil knows the tape broke.

I never thought for the life of meI could fall so completely and totally in love with such a monotonal singer.Guess you don't need a lot of range when the 1 or 2 octaves sounds like that

This may be the best one of the VHS'S in terms of sound fidelity absolutely GOOODD!! Trisha's custard rich voice recievs a heafty and needed heaping of nutmeg and whipcream.

Just great, Rosanne's voice, performance of musicians,atmosphere. If I have one criticism a little heavy on the slow songs.

A real good concer and live recording that comes alive on vinyl. The versions of Happy Days will test your high frequensy hearing better than the doctors litle beeper device

Yeah!

Standard LP of this. Xena warrior princess Ann Wilson sounds great in anolog especially the live recordings on the second disc. Dreamboat Annie 180g vinyl good but not all I hoped it would be for some reason

Another chocholate eclair voice pretty badly numbed by digital novicane. Take your fillings at the dentist like a man it doesn't hurt that much

Another live ecording just so much better on the Anolog linear track format over the DVD. If itn just wern't for the nightmare of no track selection on the VHS.

Some peole who call themselves Sraraphiles have leveld rediculous criticisms of this in reviews I have read that it is "not Sarah". I fell in love with this album the first i ever heard it recogniaing it for what it is-her willingless to boldly go where no woman has gone before.Never look back, never look back. God save the queen.This is more Sarah than any

Made from a digital original master tape but still enormously better than digital disc of same concert.Digital master taes and analog conversion using studio grde equipment apparently mess things up less han digital discs and players

The Legnd of Sleepy HOLLOW wakes up a little here. Still pretty much a basket case fidelity wise any way you cut it. Too bad such a good concert musically.

Don't know why I even got this since I have all the songs on 200gvinyls. Maybe to hear some of my favorites without record scratches. A friend suggested alternate action plan"Be more carfull with your records". HMMPPHH!! I replied staring off into the emerald landscape.of west Oregon Never thought of that!

QUESTION: Why did God have lightning rods installed all around the perimiter of heaven? ANS. He heard Sarah was pissed off at him.

Question: What did Sarah say to Jesus after he shot a 7 under par for the course and was dancing around on the lake water twirling a 5 iron. Answer; you may be Jesus Christ but you act like you think your Tiger Woods