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• For What It's Worth Lyrics: There's something happening here / But what it is ain't exactly clear / There's a man with a gun over there / A-telling me, I got to beware / I think it's time we stop.

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• Jun 04,  · Yes, you touch on an old controversy here. Very likely the MFSL is more accurate to the source, and my disappointment arises because of that. Those of us who buy reissues seem to fall into two camps: those who want the mastering engineer to make the new LP sound as much like the old one or the original master tape as possible, and those who want the mastering engineer to make the LP sound .

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• Aug 13,  · when your ear hears a sound, or combination of sounds, what is happening is molecules of air are vibrating, the more molecules, the higher the sound pressure. These air molecules hit the timpanic membrane (ear drum). These vibrations are picked up by tiny hairs, and turned into electrical signals that are fed to the brain.

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• Jul 29,  · Does Vinyl Really Sound Better? on vinyl is a serious engineering challenge, but the upshot is that there's a lot of filtering and signal processing happening to make the bass on vinyl work.

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• Aug 26,  · There's something happening here What it is ain't exactly clear There's a man with a gun over there Telling me I got to beware I think it's time we stop, children, what's that sound .

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• Jun 04,  · By Zach Hagadone Reader Staff. As with a host of other long-time community events, including Lost in the ’50s and The Festival at Sandpoint, the annual Fourth of July celebration fell victim to the ongoing COVID pandemic.

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• Oct 30,  · be happy as long as the noise is absent during the musical parts of the recordings. That should not happen with new mint records of course. Otherwise surface noise is inevitable with Vinyl. Good carts/tables will find a way to make the music sound so good, that you won't notice surface noises when the music is playing.

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• Mar 27,  · On Friday (March 27), the U.K.’s data and privacy authority confirmed that the government could use mobile phone data to fight the spread of COVIDThis is a critical step. A spokesperson for.

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