[78-L] Average age

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So you are saying that surface noise may resemble the sound of blood 
coursing thru vessels? I never thought of this but you may be on to 
something. Vessel noise would be lower frequency I assume, not as 
pronounced as a good 78 at the outer edge. More like an overly filtered 
transfer.

joe salerno


On 11/13/2010 5:10 PM, Kristjan Saag wrote:
> Which reminds me of a scientific report I once read, about the nature of
> sound that the foetus hears. It definitely registers music, but being
> surrounded by water and blood vessels and other noise the
> signal-to-noise ratio is pretty low. Which probably explains the comfort
> and hominess many people report when listening to old gramophone records...
> Kristjan
>
>
>
> Michael Biel wrote
>> Well, unless you can prove that the radio was nearby on when you were
>> born, I KNOW that the night before I was born I attended a gala opera
>> concert at Lewisohn Stadium in NYC.  My parents remembered that Jan
>> Peerce performed, and earlier this year when I was researching thru the
>> NY Times I found the ad for the concert.  It was a Philharmonic-Symphony
>> Orch concert "A Night In Italy" that featured not only Peerce but
>> Giuseppe De Luca.  Also Marie Rondahl and Claramae Turner, with
>> Alexander Smallens conducting.  Tickets were 30 cents up to a top of
>> $1.80.  My mother's doctor was furious when he found out she had been
>> there the day before going into labor, but I probably enjoyed the
>> concert.
>>
>> Mike Biel  mbiel at mbiel.com
>>
>> -------- Original Message --------
>> From: Kristjan Saag<saag at telia.com>
>>
>>
>> I started to collect records a few minutes before I was born.
>> It was about 7.30 pm on September 8, 1951, the radio was playing "March
>> Of The Cards" with The Three Suns (British pressing HMV B 10 095), I
>> liked the sound of it and decided I must get the record as soon as I got
>>
>> out.
>> I made this up?
>> No, at the time of my birth Sweden only had one radio station and I've
>> been able to check the play lists. The record is still in the radio
>> archives, Doggy and all.
>> Kristjan
>>
>>
>>
>>
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