Aerie Faerie Nonsense 1977

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	This is the long lost, original 1977, EMI version of Aerie Faerie Nonsense, previously only released on vinyl. 1. PRELUDE 2. MAYDAY GALLIARD 3. ONDINE 4. CHILDE ROLAND 5. FAND I 6. FAND II Recorded at Sarm Studios 1st Engineer: Gary Lyons 2nd Engineer: Gary Langham Producer: John Sinclair The original 1/4" master tapes were transferred to 96KHz 24bit digital by Christian Curtis at Abbey Road in June 2010. The tracks were mastered for CD by Max Read at The Lodge Recording Studio. "The original master lacked bass so I've beefed it up a bit. The full dynamic range of the original has been preserved and no other proccessing or 'cleaning up' has been done apart from manual, graphical removal of clicks and pops." - Max Read This is NOT the same as the Innersanctum bootleg, "digitally re-mastered" from old vinyl.
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