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Antique Phonograph Music Program [Various Artists]: Antique Phonograph Music Program 08/26/2008

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CURATOR:

WFMU

Released:August 26th, 2008

Recorded:Jan 1st, 1897 - Jan 1st, 1908

GENRE:

Old-Time / Historic

Length:00:50:31

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Listig on 06/05/10 at 12:10PM

It is wonderful to find these old gems. Naturally the audio quality isn't anywhere near what would be produced today, but that is also what makes these old works so outstanding. Today we can fix anything with technology, and many people are stars who can't carry a note but can wear a short skirt well. Back then the artist and musicians had to have real talent and passion and dedication, and this comes out in the music, even if a bit obscured by artifacts of the recording process and narrow dynamic range.