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Re: "music slowing down" phenomenon...
« Reply #30 on: July 30, 2015, 06:33:48 PM »

PRaT is very applicable to turntables whether you sell them or not. They weren't all keeping proper time for sure.
True. I think that was the selling point, that Linn turntables made the music sound better. Which was especially true back in the day. My first turntable was so off, that when I finally got a Technics with speed calibration, I realized all my records had been playing too fast. Took me a while to adjust to the new PRaT.  :)
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Re: "music slowing down" phenomenon...
« Reply #31 on: July 30, 2015, 07:04:12 PM »

I was listening to an older Wait Wait Don't Tell Me with Max Weinberg the other day and he said he got his gig with the E Street Band when he answered an add for "Drummer Wanted.  NO JUNIOR GINGER BAKERS".
I have just read the Wiki about Max Weinberg. He was the man behind the beat of "Born In The USA."

Now I understand his importance. That beat, that sound still echoes in my musical memory. I like how he like Ringo Starr was not about the solos but keeping the music going. Many great drummers have that under-appreciated quality.
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