Thanks for the trip in the Way Back Machine. 1970,  BST concert, in the Seattle Center. We got front row seats right in front of the horns, the stage was about 4' high and about twenty feet away. 

Glad i could help.    

 

 

 

Edited April 7, 20186 yr by sweatybetty

 

 

 

 

I was thinking today, that there will soon be an entire generation where the majority has no idea what it sounds like to insert a cassette tape into a deck and press play. All the mechanical racket that happens before you hear any music.

I totally appreciate having the ability to go online and hear anything I ever want to hear at my fingertips, but I hope the old tech never dies out completely.

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1 hour ago, Reptoid Overlords said:

I was thinking today, that there will soon be an entire generation where the majority has no idea what it sounds like to insert a cassette tape into a deck and press play. All the mechanical racket that happens before you hear any music.

I totally appreciate having the ability to go online and hear anything I ever want to hear at my fingertips, but I hope the old tech never dies out completely.

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 I'm thinking of a combination of the two. They could have put that old mechanical sound on the beginning of CDs. Perhaps now one could add it to streamed music.

I remember having to pad my turntable to keep the hum and skip caused by too much bass and too much volume. 

Our neighbors hated me, old farts.