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 Second Helping album for sale Product Description
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Second Helping buy CD music Customer Reviews
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 | Sounds great
Thank you again for letting us know about these releases. Your posts are much appreciated!!
By missu0319 (Toledo, Ohio) |
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| Mastering glitch, get the replacement copy.
If you purchase this disc, be sure to contact Audio Fidelity about getting the replacement (replacement has not been issued as of the time of this review). The song "Call Me The Breeze" has a false start, if you will. The first note of the song starts, quickly fades out and then starts over, this time going into the song, as it should. The issue was acknowledged by AF. From their website: "Audio Fidelity to Remaster Lynyrd Skyryrd, "Second Helping" Date Posted: October 18, 2009 A Second Helping of Second Helping Audio Fidelity To Remaster Lynryd Skynyrd We've gone back and found a mastering glitch and we are fixing it ASAP. We hope to have the new re-pressed disc out to you as soon as possible. For all of our Platinum and Gold Members, the new disc will be shipped to you automatically." I think this issue sounds pretty good. A little more detail than the MFSL, not as bright as the more recent Capitol remaster. The recording is not a sonic gem though, so don't expect to be blown away.
By sounds_great (Lakewood, CO) |
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I love this cd, my bro had it before he went to college and i decided to buy it too...Skynyrd is the ultimate southern rock!
By cf278306 (Rocky Mount, NC, USA) 
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| Turn it up
From the popular sing along power of Sweet Home Alabama to the straight forward drive of Workin' For MCA this is a landmark album of American music, as Ronnie Van Zant gives us unforgettable tales of southern life such as the Ballad of Curtis Loew.
By a reviewer (Weatherford, TX)
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| Skynyrd's Heyday
For my money, Skynyrd produced two albums worth a standard Southern rock wolf whistle: "Pronounced..." (the first released album featuring "Free Bird," "Tuesday's Gone" and "Simple Man") and "Second Helping." These albums were Southern barroom rock at its zenith. Thirty years later, there's still nothing better on FM radio. "Free Bird" and "Sweet Home Alabama" have been played to death, but maybe it's because they're still great. If I'd voted 30 years ago, "Second Helping" would have been my favorite. Now, I might vote for "Pronounced..." You can't go wrong with either one, and it's a shame if you don't have them both. The Allman Brothers started it all, but I always had to be in a certain mood to listen to them. With Skynyrd, I was always in the mood.
By Larry (Weatherford, OK, USA)
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Second Helping songs Product Details
| CD Universe Part number | 8002845 |
| Label | Audio Fidelity |
| Orig Year | 1974 |
| Catalog number | 54 |
| Discs | 1 |
| Release Date | Oct 13, 2009 |
| Studio/Live | Studio |
| Mono/Stereo | Stereo |
| Producer | Al Kooper |
| Engineer | Al Kooper |
| Recording Time | 37 minutes |
| Additional Info | Gold |
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