The Recording - The Sound

[MisterYES]

CD is 16 bit 44.1kHz. Increasingly, music is available at 24/96 or better. FLAC is just a format, can be available at different resolution levels. Given the care taken by Guy and others with the sheer sound quality of this album, it really should be available at 24/96.

Ah OK, thanks for explaining

[Eddie Fox]

You guys might be right. I will ask GF, hope he can shed light on this...

[MisterYES]

You guys might be right. I will ask GF, hope he can shed light on this...

It's answered

[Eddie Fox]

You guys might be right. I will ask GF, hope he can shed light on this...

It's answered

Yeah, and as he said, PF is a little genius! Never thought you could do that on a pedal steel!

[ingridswing]

Paul Franklin really is a genius. Wish he came along on the tour

[dmg]

Paul Franklin really is a genius. Wish he came along on the tour

Absolutely.  Just think of the possibilities.  That could really shake up the set list...

[Rail King]

Oh yes. Oh yes. Paul Franklin's solo in "When It Comes to You", played at Snape with the Notting Hillbillies, is the best guitar solo I've ever heard in my life. Ever. By anyone, including Mark Knopfler. It's simply not possible to create something cooler than this:

(And make sure you listen to the whole song, just to prepare for it.)

[MKSwing]

It's already great to have Jim Cox touring if you add Paul Franklin maybe I'll have a little orgasm...

[Pottel]

Oh yes. Oh yes. Paul Franklin's solo in "When It Comes to You", played at Snape with the Notting Hillbillies, is the best guitar solo I've ever heard in my life. Ever. By anyone, including Mark Knopfler. It's simply not possible to create something cooler than this:

(And make sure you listen to the whole song, just to prepare for it.)

not Paul's best part IMHO. But I DO like mark as of 4:58!!!!!

[Pottel]

Way better is his part in I fink I wuv u 2 much.. As of 2:11

[Rail King]

Oh yes. Oh yes. Paul Franklin's solo in "When It Comes to You", played at Snape with the Notting Hillbillies, is the best guitar solo I've ever heard in my life. Ever. By anyone, including Mark Knopfler. It's simply not possible to create something cooler than this:

(And make sure you listen to the whole song, just to prepare for it.)

not Paul's best part IMHO. But I DO like mark as of 4:58!!!!!

Well, I don't really feel like arguing here. Let's just say these solos (and others) prove that there must be a good, after all, okay? Or two gods, rather.