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DGG ; 6-digits stereo catalog & record jackets (Introduction) - Youngrok Lee's Music page - (Navigation privée) * DGG(Deutsche Grammophon Gesellschaft) - 5 & 6-digits catalogue and jackets ; Introduction Any suggestion and contribution of better images and recording data will be welcomed and mentioned in this page.

Special thanks to ; John Edward's 'Deutsche Grammophon Appreciation' site. His work on web DGG catalog is monumental. In case of using his page, I marked by light blue background color(on the contrary, in case there is no data in his page, I marked by light red background). And Mr. Index of numbers & jackets 0. DGG is surely most notable recording company between 1970s and 1980s (though unfortunately its leading position was lost from 1990s mainly by many independent labels like Naxos, Astrée, Brilliant, etc.), but its history is long.

This is a small tribute to Deutsche Grammophon Gesellschaft, a very good recording company. I. 1. The 5-digit LPs (16/17 *** for 10 inch, 18/19 *** for 12 inch) released by DG have several characteristics. At the next era the jackets were changed; II. 1. Analog Shop. Achat de disques (de collection) Vinyl LP Records - SoundStage Direct. Vinylfanatics - The best site for vinyl records. Vinyl record reviews, news and forum. High Fidelity. Tom's Diner by Suzanne Vega, an American singer born in 1959, was a real hit.

The track that featured on the disc accompanying “Fast Folk Musical Magazine” in 1984, is still played on the radio (it was later included on Vega’s 1987 album Solitude Standing). But it does have a dark side, at least to audiophiles. It was used by Karlheinz Brandenburg in his research on digital audio coding that contributed to the creation of the MP3 (Moving Picture [Expert Group Level] 3 [Compression]) lossy audio format by the famous German Fraunhofer Institute.

The format itself has become (in)famous for its destructive effect on sound. Of course, that’s one way of interpreting this ground-breaking technology. The song’s author recorded her first album (Suzanne Vega) in 1985. But the sparks didn’t really fly when this cooperation began, because the “Mother of the MP3” went silent for three whole years, during which time she left Blue Note/Capitol. And that’s all there really is to say. Competition Rules. Vinyl records — Find your favorite records on vinyl at wax.fm! Audiophile LP Guide - the best vinyl releases for your high end hifi system. Forum du disque Vinyle - Français. The Home of the Turntable. Diverse Vinyl: your one-stop vinyl web shop. Vinyl LP Records - SoundStage Direct. Analog Collector l vinyles & matériel hi-fi. Où acheter des disques vinyles à Paris [part. 2] : Bimbo Tower, Vinyl Office, Born Bad et le Silence de la rue.

Zone 2 : Bastille Résumé du Chapitre 1 : après avoir passé la matinée vers Châtelet pour trouver des disques, on décide de passer l’après-midi dans le quartier le plus hype de la capitale où, nous dit-on, se trouvent les "meilleurs disquaires de Paris".

Où acheter des disques vinyles à Paris [part. 2] : Bimbo Tower, Vinyl Office, Born Bad et le Silence de la rue

Les meilleurs ? OK, allons vérifier ça. Pour commencer, nous sommes ravis de trouver des disquaires ouverts, car si notre matinée à Châtelet s’est avérée fructueuse, il faut avouer qu’attendre 11h du matin (au plus tôt) pour qu’un disquaire ouvre ses portes à de quoi décourager les matinaux. Pour acheter des disques, mieux vaut prendre son après-midi… Bimbo Tower Dans un petit passage de l’avenue Ledru Rollin, coincé entre un hammam et le célèbre bar branché Le Motel, se trouve Bimbo Tower. Vinyl Office Toujours dans le quartier Ledru Rollin, Vinyl Office est un nouveau-né parmi tous disquaires parisiens. Vinyl Office 9, rue trousseau 75011 Paris Métro Ledru Rollin Ouvert du mercredi au samedi de 14 h à 20 h Born Bad Le Silence de la rue. DGG ; 6-digits stereo catalog & record jackets (Introduction) - Youngrok Lee's Music page.

Both Sides Now Album Discographies Main Page. Album DiscographiesBy Mike Callahan, David Edwards, Patrice Eyries, Randy Watts and Tim Neely Last update: April 14, 2018 The discographies presented here represent a lot of original research, some of which we did some time ago, well before the internet was a possibility, along with a lot of more recent research.

I started on album discographies because of my interest in stereo (which was mostly on albums, of course), and because there just weren't any good album discographies out there that had the kinds of information I needed. Mainly, this data has been sitting around in my files for years, and I finally decided to put it to good use by posting it for all to use and enjoy. In mid-1997, Both Sides Now was fortunate to add the research capabilities and perseverence of David Edwards of Ohio. Dave and I were joined in late 1999 by Patrice Eyries of France, another discographer with considerable research ability.