Re: Grand Slam Question -- Thin Lizzy

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Subject: Re: Grand Slam Question

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tton

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Date Posted: 12:03:27 01/01/04 Thu
In reply to: Stuart 's message, "Grand Slam Question" on 02:40:05 01/01/04 Thu

>Hi all. Just discovered the group.
>
>I'm sure this has been asked before ... how are the
>Grand Slam releases? I've read a lot about the sound
>quality being very poor. Is it really that bad.
>
>Also, how's the Live In Sweden set? Is it worth
>getting the 2-cd set or should I stick with the single
>cd?
"the limited ed. uf live in sweden is a good one,but the grand slam releases are not that good
the sessions cd is allright ,but the live show at rialto is in my opinion not so good as the bootleg version of it ,and the vcd is just a video copy
the new grand slam is not that good of audio quality
stick at tthe bootlegs i think they sounded better
>Any help/opinions/reviews are appreciated. Thanks!
>
>
>Stuart

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