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FrankF wrote:I remember buying issue 2 all those decades ago, with a young John Foxx on t'cover.

Me too! My first SOS... 8-)
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Re: 35 Years of SOUND ON SOUND

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That photo of the 1914 issue begs the question - what have you got against Geoff Downes? :bouncy:
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desmond wrote:
FrankF wrote:I remember buying issue 2 all those decades ago, with a young John Foxx on t'cover.

Me too! My first SOS... 8-)

Me too as well!
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Re: 35 Years of SOUND ON SOUND

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I think Midge must have bought up most of the copies of Issue #1... :tongue::lol:
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Re: 35 Years of SOUND ON SOUND

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desmond wrote:I think Midge must have bought up most of the copies of Issue #1... :tongue::lol:

I think he used them to build a thin wall in his studio.

Coat time!
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Re: 35 Years of SOUND ON SOUND

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FrankF wrote:
desmond wrote:I think Midge must have bought up most of the copies of Issue #1... :tongue::lol:

I think he used them to build a thin wall in his studio.

Coat time!

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Re: 35 Years of SOUND ON SOUND

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Congrats! and thanks for sharing your passion with us. I've learned so very much thanks to you. 1985...golly I went to audio engineering school in '85. Jeesh, that was a long time ago!
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Re: 35 Years of SOUND ON SOUND

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I’m a more recent student of SOS (only since 2008 I think), but it’s been the source of much of my learning or the signpost to where I need to read more. I’ve never bought anything studio wise (except my reissue Minimoog which I preordered before Gordon said it quacked in the requisite manner) before I’ve read the SOS review and still don’t intend to. The recent addition of podcasts to the output is amazing too, just listened to all of Mike Seniors and they’re sooooo good. :clap:

Well done keep up the sterling work and the humour. Both much needed!

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Same here, very glad that the magazine and this very forum exist, the quality of both contents and manners amazes me every time.
Congratulations and a big, big thank you!
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Re: 35 Years of SOUND ON SOUND

Post by Ian Shaw »

Well done SOS.

I've too have been there since the early days & it's taught me pretty much everything I needed to know ever since.

SOS & The Sky at Night are the two guilty pleasures I still look forward to every month!

Have to say the last few issues have been top notch!

Keep up the excellent work

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Re: 35 Years of SOUND ON SOUND

Post by Folderol »

I don't know... I come looking for exciting new developments, and what do I find?
Some bods wittering on about a 35 year old rag :lol:

Seriously impressive guys. I'm definitely a new boy to the scene and a lot of what's in the mag goes over my head, but I really appreciate it anyway :clap::thumbup:
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Re: 35 Years of SOUND ON SOUND

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They've already said everything I can think of so I'll just say thanks. Thank you very much!

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