Talk:Getting a Head

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Diagram of the tape system used on this album

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It appears that the ReR Megacorp release on CD of Getting a Head (ReR BO2), includes a diagram explaining how the tape system Bob used works. The Seeland CD release (SEELAND 516) may also include the diagram, but I'm not sure. Art in Life lists the ReR Megacorp release here and includes a picture of this diagram here. It is unfortunately very small and difficult to make out the labels, but that is the best I can find. —Bruce1ee^talk 07:09, 1 June 2019 (UTC)Reply

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