Hey thanks for detecting the sound on The Prisoner! I'm amazed the action the way it is played on the Mk.2 is so responsive--like a Hammond B-3, each depressed key triggers so quickly...and nearly two minutes' worth of real tickling. I bet the player in rehearsal had some aching knuckles after a while. I'll go back and check those soundclips out. It appears the Laser's Edge CD version must be the same as the Repertoire version--both with the three extra tracks. IMHO, the extra tracks weren't that thrilling. I accidently ordered the Arkana LP version reissue--a two disc set with those same three extra tracks, if in case any of you out there want a sealed copy of it. The tri- gate cover appears to be thicker than the original September 1971 RCA Neon NE6 copy, but I'm not going to take the shrink wrap off of it. There's a sticker that says Virgin Vinyl Pressing-180 gm-Heavy Quality Sleeves. Well, you know Arkana; they don't skimp on stuff like this! I'll send it anywhere in the world postpaid and insured for thirty dollars. I don't care if you live in Antarctica, it'll be the same offer. Or, you can have the Laser's Edge CD for $20 (opened, mint condition) and I'll keep the Arkana...same deal. Just e-mail mellotrongirl@hotmail. com
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...sound on Spring CD, and speaking of Spring (for sale)
2002-12-30 by mellotrongirl <mellotrongirl@hotmail.com>
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