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29 Sep 2015 10:58 #1
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I don't recall seeing a Spitfire in flight in the late sixties but I did have "Salute in Sound" (1968?) which had a lot of aircraft sounds and was narrated by Douglas Bader. Sounded good when I later bought a pair of large speakers around 1974. Oddly the real thing wasn't that common then but is a now! Still makes me run outside.
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29 Sep 2015 12:42 #2
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I do believe I have that CD here. As I recall it was a 'freeby' with a Flypast magazine in the 70s.
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01 Oct 2015 09:57 #3
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My brother saw this tape at a classic car show about 15 years ago and bought it for me at £2.00.
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I don't recall seeing a Spitfire in flight in the late sixties but I did have "Salute in Sound" (1968?) which had a lot of aircraft sounds and was narrated by Douglas Bader. Sounded good when I later bought a pair of large speakers around 1974. Oddly the real thing wasn't that common then but is a now! Still makes me run outside.
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My brother saw this tape at a classic car show about 15 years ago and bought it for me at £2.00.
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01 Oct 2015 13:18 #4
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Doesn't the BBC sound archive contain a lot aircraft recordings from WW2 including the V1 over London? Also I was led to believe that the sound on the track Nightingales and Bombers (Manfred Manns Earthband) was He-111s.
I'll move the aircraft sound components of this thread soon as it would be interesting on it's own.
I'll move the aircraft sound components of this thread soon as it would be interesting on it's own.
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01 Oct 2015 16:56 #5
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I'm sure that it's been mentioned before, but as you enter the upstairs rooms of the Control Tower at East Kirkby the sounds of wartime aircraft start to play. These are original recordings of taxiing Lancaster's during the war. At least that's what I seem to remember being told many years ago.
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Doesn't the BBC sound archive contain a lot aircraft recordings from WW2 including the V1 over London? Also I was led to believe that the sound on the track Nightingales and Bombers (Manfred Manns Earthband) was He-111s.
I'll move the aircraft sound components of this thread soon as it would be interesting on it's own.
I'm sure that it's been mentioned before, but as you enter the upstairs rooms of the Control Tower at East Kirkby the sounds of wartime aircraft start to play. These are original recordings of taxiing Lancaster's during the war. At least that's what I seem to remember being told many years ago.
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01 Oct 2015 21:30 #6
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I have moved posts here from another thread so some early post may not make sense.
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March 2006 I think
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I do believe I have that CD here. As I recall it was a 'freeby' with a Flypast magazine in the 70s.
March 2006 I think
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03 Oct 2015 09:38 #8
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I haven't subscribed to the magazine for over 12 years so my CD must have come from somewhere else. Had a rummage but can't locate it, yet.
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I haven't subscribed to the magazine for over 12 years so my CD must have come from somewhere else. Had a rummage but can't locate it, yet.
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03 Oct 2015 09:58 #9
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Poor photo, but this is the back cover. It was in Stereo as well! Something I didn't get until 1970.
I only owned four long players by then, Salute in Sound, For Johnny (BBC), and UA Great War Film Themes, and The Battle of Britain music. First Pop LP was Let It Be. Plenty of singles though.
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I only owned four long players by then, Salute in Sound, For Johnny (BBC), and UA Great War Film Themes, and The Battle of Britain music. First Pop LP was Let It Be. Plenty of singles though.
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The Cassette in post #3 above seems to have been reissued, and given slightly different names, at least three times
In 1971 as an LP called "The Sound Of The Aeroplane At War 1939-1945",
see www.discogs.com/No-Artist-The-Sound-Of-T...1945/release/1689296
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and as an LP in 1975 "Golden Hour Presents The Sound Of The Aeroplane At War 1939/1945"
see www.discogs.com/No-Artist-Golden-Hour-Pr...1945/release/2817053
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and is available as an MP3 album on Amazon for 5.99 or 79p per track
see www.amazon.co.uk/The-Sound-Of-Aeroplane-1939-1945/dp/B007K0Q82W
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( You have to hope the Defiant pictured is in one of the non aircraft type specific clips as it isn't named on the track list)
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In 1971 as an LP called "The Sound Of The Aeroplane At War 1939-1945",
see www.discogs.com/No-Artist-The-Sound-Of-T...1945/release/1689296
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and as an LP in 1975 "Golden Hour Presents The Sound Of The Aeroplane At War 1939/1945"
see www.discogs.com/No-Artist-Golden-Hour-Pr...1945/release/2817053
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and is available as an MP3 album on Amazon for 5.99 or 79p per track
see www.amazon.co.uk/The-Sound-Of-Aeroplane-1939-1945/dp/B007K0Q82W
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