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  • on this ordinary street inside this ordinary building in Hong Kong is one of the world's most valuable record collections.

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  • Has over 20,000 records, including this signed Nat King Cole recording so called your neck King Cole got so Mary Uncle Things 1964 cover of the Beatles Performing Gray Charles is what I'd say beetles and make the Beatles German.

  • And this rare recording of Yoshiko Yamaguchi made in Japan during World War Two.

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  • James eventually turned his love of music into a business.

  • He opened a record shop and started collecting rare vinyls from around the world.

  • His most prized possessions are his master tapes.

  • A master tape is the original studio recording from which other copies Air made.

  • It's considered the purest version of a record, the Holy Grail of tapes, and James has spent the past 10 years collecting them.

  • He believes you haven't really heard a song until you've heard it's master tape.

  • This is a 2003 remastering of yesterday by the Beatles.

  • Yesterday all my trouble seemed so far away and this is the master tape.

  • The original studio recording.

  • See if you can hear the difference.

  • Remember yesterday all my trouble seemed so far away.

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  • They might have turned over the now concur one really focusing in fashion after years of hunting down records, tapes and CD's James started studying his collection and combined it with his knowledge of sound history to create this chart which ranks the quality of different recordings.

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  • One thing for the LP of say, Jim sing Hello CD That low Something that you just teaching younger, younger siblings sunk.

  • And ever since he came up with music DNA schools around the world have turned to James for his research on sound, uh, freedom to my ego fighting.

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on this ordinary street inside this ordinary building in Hong Kong is one of the world's most valuable record collections.

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