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It happened again tonight

Playing Pink Floyd The Wall Side 4, nice and loud. Kind of loud live would be if they would keep it just short of harmful. Kind of loud you feel it. Run Like Hell comes and the lead guitar riffs are just exhilarating and have me going and then the beat picks up and I catch myself hyperventilating again. Its just so crazy clear and present and you are there, all I can say is Thank you, Krissy. From the bottom of my heart. Thank you so very much.

Chuck
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rodman99999
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'Toccata and Fugue in D minor', from, 'The Fox Touch', does that to me, when played at realistic (in the Crystal Cathedral) levels.     The guitar in, 'Money' (MFSL/DSOTM), raises the hair on the back my neck (never mind, the rest of me).    That's with a Soundsmith cart (high compliance, on a Magnepan arm).     
rodman99999
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@barts-    ".....with that performance "pulling out all the stops" as it were."          AHHH; the way Bach meant it, to be played/heard (FORTISSIMO).       It’s great, when performers and listeners, "get it" (the power of a piece), whether Bach or Pink Floyd.                            Hopefully: the marriage is as powerful.
rodman99999
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@jafreeman-    There is no, "dark side of the album."     Matter of fact; it’s all dark!
rodman99999
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Up against The Wall, mother.....OOPS....never mind!     Just a flashback, to an encounter w/CHP, on I-5.
rodman99999
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That was 1969, in a Ron Jon's parking lot, near San Clemente.      Meanwhile, back to our regularly scheduled programming........
rodman99999
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https://www.ouvirmusica.com.br/buffett-jimmy/401106/ Go easy, on your stepdad.      It’s hard work, maintaining a steady level of assholery, all you’re life.      I’ve got the trophies (and- the T-shirt)!
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