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time_is_now
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« on: 18:17:31, 27-11-2007 »
Can anyone explain why this is described as a 'first recording'? Is it a reissue of something recorded before the EMI Metzmacher (this seems unlikely, given the surround-sound description and the conducting presence of the still-young Kwamé Ryan), or am I missing the point??
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« Reply #1 on: 18:30:23, 27-11-2007 »
t_i_n, isn't this the recording, all copies of which were supposedly stolen in a recent break-in? Not the first time dodgy claims of 'first recording' have been made though, is it?
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« Reply #2 on: 18:35:05, 27-11-2007 »
Would it be anything to do with the words "revised version", tinners? If the other recording is an "original version", then that might explain it....
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« Reply #3 on: 19:16:56, 27-11-2007 »
Quote from: Ron Dough on 18:35:05, 27-11-2007
Would it be anything to do with the words "revised version", tinners? If the other recording is an "original version", then that might explain it....
Ron, either I'm going blind or you're seeing things. Where does it say 'revised version'?? Undecided
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« Reply #4 on: 19:21:39, 27-11-2007 »
Quote from: time_is_now on 19:16:56, 27-11-2007
Quote from: Ron Dough on 18:35:05, 27-11-2007
Would it be anything to do with the words "revised version", tinners? If the other recording is an "original version", then that might explain it....
Ron, either I'm going blind or you're seeing things. Where does it say 'revised version'?? Undecided

Just follow the link you offered, t_i_n. It's a bit equivocal. It mentions the revised version, but I don't think it actually says the recording is of the revised version. Also, I would have thought the EMI recording would probably also have been of the revised version.
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