Right here in my hands and cd-player -> Musicology the hardcopy.

'Course I downloaded it (legally) before and listened some times to it. But I kept the real thing (close listening, say realy listeing) 'till this moment and it must be said: it sounds better, with more dynamics and detail.

Artwork is great. Nice digi-pack with a real nice booklet. Nice photography etc. It seems like the man has his taste back again. Only the letters of the title are ugly (like somebody said before: a worse word-art thing).

I'm a happy man and would advice anyone: Buy the damn thing. It lovely to have the original as well. And again: quality is better than any mp3.

@rt, Amsterdam, Holland.

Yeah, I agree - the real thing is better than a download - downloads don't seem offical like something you get at the wrekastow

:points to the 2nd line in my signature:

I couldn't agree with you more. Most of us are going to have three copies of Musicology (at least) when all is said and done. Keep the store-bought version and pass your mp3 on to a friend who oughta know better!!!

Keith/Kacey

facedown7 said:

2 me, downloads remind me of listening to FM radio. It just doesn't measure up to a professionally mastered cd.