[kj] transmission/nwobfg

[Jiri]

I'll offer my praises for Transmission. It's a treat. Actually a healthy 
variety of songs and "soundscapes," for lack of a better description. 
Still picking my way through when the use/choose to use the different 
elements they have going on there, but it's fun to picture Big Paul 
behind the drums again.

I managed to play it at my nephew's fifth birthday party without 
complaints until the very end, ha. I've also been to two funerals this 
week, and Transmission took me to another place where I really needed to go.

Tim Bucknall wrote:
> just got the  NWOBFG Reissue,  lost oppurtunity is all i can say, what 
> happened to the idea of a DVD?
> you would struggle to tell the reissue from the old one except for the 
> date on the back
> haven't listened to it yet, so i can't comment on the mastering, but i 
> really can't imagine what they could do to it, hopefully i'm wrong
>  
>  
> also picked up transmission today, interesting, very interesting, def 
> not what i was expecting
> the first track actually sounds like Youth-era Crowded house, (by no 
> means a bad thing) i keep expecting to hear Neil Finn!
>  
> also in the shopping basket today: sex pistols spunk reissue vinyl, 
> good but if they'd bothered to speed correct the  july 76 demos it 
> would have been much better its nice to have the banter between songs 
> but i'd prob still reccomend getting "the mini album" for that session
> the jan 77 tracks are perfect, prob equal to "the swindle continues" 
> i'll have to have an Audiophile death match between them at some point
> all the best tim 
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