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Mike Oldfield - Tubular Bells, 198?, Virgin, CDV2001

Name: Mike Oldfield - Tubular Bells
Type: Ambient, Minimalism, Electronic
Year: 198?
Publisher: Virgin Records
Catalog #: CDV2001
Matrix CDV 2001 2891087 2001
Barcode: not have
Number of discs: a
Country of publication: UK / Made In The UK by PDO

classic album, everyone has heard of him probably more than once, so I'll write the original that this album, Mike Oldfield scored a reputation.

album is also considered as the soundtrack (especially "Tubular Bells Part 1 "), whose motives were used in the classic horror 70s "The Exorcist".

quite unusual edition. Back Cover does not have barcodu, suggesting the early printing. The CD has no mention of the mill is only a catalog number and matrix number is indicated '01 ', which could mean the first album release by the wine press. And so it was probably because the disk has many features to classify it to drive issued by the winepress PDO in Blackburn. album was available for sale in the UK and it was probably the early production of the mills Blackburn. Presumed
My album release date is the year 1987, since then the company PDO was in the process of production of domestic issues .

In my effort was not a big issue, because I did not meet during my exploration of many statements about the issue PDO. Often could be found to issue from the mills in Swindon or issue NIMBUS . Another reason could be that the disc is affected by the phenomenon bronzingu and over time will probably be completely damaged. An important feature of the album is mastered, which is the same as that stated on the very early German release of this album in 1984, termed as 'Blue Face'. Mastering is regarded as one of the best mastering the album. Fortunately, reproducible layer disc has not been 'infected ' and error I managed to make copies.

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Various / Virgin's 21st Anniversary Sampler, 1993, Virgin Records Ltd., VVSAM 21, 0777 7 88067 2 1

Name: Virgin's 21st Anniversary Sampler
Type: Sampler, promo
Year: 1993
Publisher: Virgin Records Ltd.
Catalog #: VVSAM 21, 0777 7 88067 2 1
Matrix VVSAM 1921 1:5, Mastered by NIMBUS
Barcode: 0777 7 88067 2 1
Number of discs: 1
Country of publication: UK / Mastered by NIMBUS

Some time ago I went in have quite an interesting album, which offered promoting his 21st birthday Virgin Records label , in 1993.

Virgin's 21st Anniversary Sampler, is just a name in my album and it has nothing to do with the type of sampler albums, however, put the album in the category ' The World Of Sampler '. Probably the album was available for sale, but I'm not sure.

Very interesting album. Includes 18 track, which provide an overview of 21 years of record label Virgin .

Reliably and released an album described inside the booklet contains complete catalog number label releases Virgin available at that time in the form of mid-price CD or Tape .

It should also be noted that each track appears on the album is exactly as described (the original release date, the album from which it originates, etc). The album begins 'Tubular Bells' Mike Oldfield (dated 1973) and ends with a group of OMD with the song Sailing On The Seven Seas (1991).

In its album is not lacking Phil Collins also , and it is mainly for this reason I bought the album presented today.

' In The Air Tonight ' was located on the fifth position. This version dates from 1988 and probably released only in vinyl, because I've owned single ' In The Air Tonight Remix '88' does not exist. I must admit that this is a very good master with added percussion. I suspect that it was a version prepared for video promoting the single.

album does not have a collectible value.

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KAMINIŃSKI MAREK AND JACEK HUGO - BADER

Interviews, which should not overlook. Best reporter Jace Hugo - Bader tells "fortnightly" about writing, heroes, travels. Those who read his writings knows that can bedevil.

Kaminski appeared as an expert - what else - from the cold. The Tri Gazeta Wyborcza throws a handful of thoughts and flavors not only of low temperatures.

Asked by a journalist and now polarnikom is easier, because they have modern equipment Notes:

- (...) equipment since then little has changed. Are these modern materials are so different from the usual wool? I think not. Why not spread facial cosmetics. But perhaps too much has changed. It's just advertising. "

(...)

But in the event of an accident in Antarctica, you can call for help via satellite phone.

- Phone may fall into the slot and then what? It's just gadgets. Dentures on them can not be relied upon. When it gets cold, there is nothing to revile or to fight it, you need this just to live.

But how to live when it is minus 60 degrees?

- must be prepared for any eventuality. Predict what might happen. I once met in Greenland SAS commando, you did some training. And he had a heated tent. I think that is a mistake, because there is nothing to rely on heating in the tent. I always sleep in the cold. "

Kaminski says later that he goes to sleep in the sleeping bag of down jacket, raises every quarter, and rubs frozen limbs. Peeing into a bottle and a month is not washed (his clothes from the expedition of 1995, despite repeated washing still smell then.) Emphasizes that the most important is imagination and a good preparation of the expedition, fear helps, but panic is lost.

Traveler talks have fun with his family, he had visions during the trip to the race and why they buried the "Master and Margarita" under the snow.