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Turbo Z Z100 tribute station

Who's content is it anyway? Sometimes it is in the ear of the beholder, or maybe who last touched the tape/file and had an ego or an opinion. Or maybe the artist that made the original recording. Just an observation.
 
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yeoldeschool said:
A decade or two ago when the labels were doing large-scale analog master tape preservation (mass-digitizing multitrack masters, among others), it was evidently impossible for them to keep their new, Napster-raised generations of engineers' sticky fingers off the files being generated. Because massive collections of high quality multitracks (some I saw topped out in the hundreds of gigabytes to terabytes) began hitting KickAssTorrents and other bittorrent indexes. When you loaded those up in your favorite DAW, you got to hear most songs all the ways to their natural endings -- no fades.

Last "actual" 3 minutes of Ambrosia's "Biggest Part of Me": https://files.catbox.moe/xv0riw.mp3

Hamilton would have probably killed for this stuff. All that extra time for chatting up groupies on the request lines...
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I love this ending of the Ambrosia song. I were carting this up back in those days, I would have been proud to present this to the Program Director for consideration.
 


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