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Atomic Rooster - Devil's Answer / The Rock (1971 Germany Philips 6073 210 7Inch 45Rpm Mono 24-96 Needledrop)(Nptoz)

Track listing:
  1. Devil's Answer 3:31
  2. The Rock 4:25

Notes


Atomic Rooster - Devil's Answer / The Rock

Label: Philips - 6073 210
Format: Vinyl, 7", Mono, 45 RPM
Country: Germany
Released: 1971
Genre: Rock
Style: Prog Rock

Vinyl Rip in 24/96

Rip by Prof. Stoned

Tracklist

Side 1

A - Devil's Answer 3:28
Written-By - Cann

Side 2

B - The Rock 4:25
Written-By - Crane

Credits

Hammond Organ, Bass - Vincent Crane
Vocal & Guitar - John Du Cann
Drums - Ric Parnell

Directed By [Orchestration Dir. By] - Vincent Crane
Producer - Atomic Rooster

Notes

A "B&C" Recording
Made in Germany
There's a 'Stereo' logo printed on frontside of the sleeve and a 'Mono' logo printed on labels.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Rights Society: GEMA
Matrix / Runout (Label caption side A): AA 6073 210.1 F
Matrix / Runout (Label caption side B): AA 6073 210.2 F


Technics 1210mk2 w/ AT-150 MLX stylus -> Yamaha CA-1010 (1979 Solid State Amp)
->RME ADI-2 A/D Interface (conversion to 24 bit, 96kHz) -> Click Repair (Cl: 15, Cr: 0)
-> Adobe Audition 3.0 -> TLH (Flac 8)

(NB: Audition 3.0 was used for adjusting DC bias, editing, (incl. manual removal of clicks
and pops), adding gain, folding the two channels together and making the cue points. )

Vinyl Transfer & Restoration by Prof. Stoned

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Prof. sez:

Here's another rarity from the Stoned archives.
I found this minty single in a large collection recently acquired by the record store where I work.
I was suprised to hear that the A-side didn't contain Peter French's vocals (as heard on
"In hearing of Atomic Rooster" but John Du Cann's.
The mixes are dedicated mono and as far as I know do not appear on CD
(but I haven't researched this thoroughly).

This was transferred from an NM copy.
The record is breathtakingly quiet and after a light declick, folding the two mono channels together
and some manual restoration work, I think I've achieved an almost tape like quality.
There is absolutely no groove wear.
The record was professionally and carefully cleaned in three steps using Audio Intelligent’s
Enzymantic formula, Super Cleaner Formula, and Ultra pure water on a VPI 16.5
(using VPI brushes) and Nitty Gritty mini-pro 2.

Enjoy!