I don't know about you, but as an audiophile who prefers Redbook CDs as my only front-end source of music recordings, I'm outraged and disgusted by the recently increasing number of digital music recordings which are being released only in a DualDisc, combination CD/DVD package. (http://www.highfidelityreview.com/news/news.asp?newsnumber=11667428).

Own Wilson Audio Watt/Puppy 7. Looking to upgrade my pre and power amps. $20,000 budget. Any recommendations? Watt/Puppy 7 owners, what amps are you using? Comments appreciated.

I used to hear Dave McKenna at the Copley Plaza in Boston where he played in the winter time, and I've collected most of his recorded work (Concord label). Fine solo piano and has held his own in many first cabin groups, but for all I know, I may be his only fan.

This is a must have box set. The remastered BTR is a much improved sounding CD than the original CD release. The deal maker though, is the live DVD of a show from London's Odeon in 1975. I was lucky enough to have seen the band in those days in the Bottom Line. This set shows the E Street Band in front of the Brits. They seem nervous( what with the British press of the time being skeptical) but the guys are on f***ing fire,and by the time they hit Rosalita they have the audience eating out of their hands.

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I just got my "KFOG Live From The Archives Volume 12" in the mail and it made me wonder what I might be missing.

KFOG is a San Francisco area radio station that releases an annual compilation disc of cuts by various artists who performed in the studio in the preceding year.

The Fi is quite Hi.

I also search out the WRXT (Chicago?), WXPN (Philadelphia), KGSR (Austin), and a Denver area station who's name escapes me right now - Live on the Mountain?

In general these discs have great sound and provide cool alternate cuts of songs.

After page 100 my issue jumps back to page 87. Everything is repeated up until page 100 then jumps to page 119. My issue appears to be missing everythin from page 100 to 119. Anyone else?