there is an opinion that David Gilmour Like A Rolling Stone and Learning To Fly Jon Carin Demo were broadcast by BBC Radio One in stereo mode
at the same time the sources of this broadcast circulate only in mono
Tracks 1, 3, 5 and 6 come from a tape that David Gilmour brought to BBC Radio One studios on 28Jul92, for his interview by Nick Horne (promoting the "Shine On" box set). They are from a pre-FM source and sound slightly better than the versions on the previous release, but are still mono. For that reason, the current compilation also includes the versions of "Like A Rolling Stone" (track 2) and "Learning To Fly" (track 4) taken from the stereo FM broadcast ("The Dogs Of War" and "Signs Of Life" were on the tape but were not broadcast during the BBC show)
https://ravinganddrooling.com/forum/...rrents/185746-
I listened to the broadcast versions again - and they don’t seem really stereophonic to me - most likely they are just fake stereo
in that case the mono versions are the actual real sources of these tracks
it's just an opinion
at the same time the sources of this broadcast circulate only in mono
Tracks 1, 3, 5 and 6 come from a tape that David Gilmour brought to BBC Radio One studios on 28Jul92, for his interview by Nick Horne (promoting the "Shine On" box set). They are from a pre-FM source and sound slightly better than the versions on the previous release, but are still mono. For that reason, the current compilation also includes the versions of "Like A Rolling Stone" (track 2) and "Learning To Fly" (track 4) taken from the stereo FM broadcast ("The Dogs Of War" and "Signs Of Life" were on the tape but were not broadcast during the BBC show)
https://ravinganddrooling.com/forum/...rrents/185746-
I listened to the broadcast versions again - and they don’t seem really stereophonic to me - most likely they are just fake stereo
in that case the mono versions are the actual real sources of these tracks
it's just an opinion
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