At 11:20 AM 6/4/01 -0700, you wrote:
>>Sorry for going over recently covered ground, but I deleted the e-mail with
>>the necessary info - could anyone send me the address of the guy who
>>produces the UFO soundtracks, and does anyone know how he's done it (ie from
>>the original master tapes, or straight from the episode soundtracks off the
>>TV)?
>
>The e-mail address is:
[hidden email] (Harlington Straker Sound Studios)
The E-mail addy is correct, but the "company" is Harlington-Straker
Sound Productions, mostly because we don't have a real studio! ;-)
>The source of the recordings are tapes that Barry Gray made for fans in
>the 1970's. So they are copies from Barry's personal reel-to-reel copies.
>Unfortunately, in many cases the copies were made onto audio cassette,
>so there's a big loss of sound quality there. However, at least there
>is only one generation of audio-cassette loss here... in the 1980's, fans
>were selling copies-of-copies-of copies, etc., which of course sounded
>pretty bad when each generation was an audio-cassette!
Hey, at least it isn't multi-generational videos! Those would really be
awful!
>This CD-R has been available for several years for
>the cost of materials & postage, but unfortunately people have copied
>it further and sold it on eBay, with final bid prices sometimes
>being a couple hundred dollars!
I think the highest sale was $306! 8-\
>Harlington-Straker Sound Studios also has similar quality soundtrack
>recordings for Journey to the Far Side of the Sun, Thunderbirds,
>Thunderbirds films, Joe 90, and Captain Scarlet. Good stuff to listen
>to while we all wait for Fanderson to release higher quality/more complete
>versions!
Yeah, anyone heard anything more on their planned release on a UFO
soundtrack?
There was a space traveler named Wright
Who liked to go faster than light
He started one day
In a relative way
And came back the previous night!
Dave Walsh
Harlington-Straker Sound Productions
[hidden email]
http://members.home.net/darqnyt/index.html
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