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DCC 192
Johnny Cash
I Would Like to See You Again
This is a brand new sealed DCC CD, #192, mastered by Steve Hoffman, withasawmark cutout in thejewel case.
The jewel case has a crack in it.
Listening to I Would Like to See You Again, one might accuse the Man in Black of waxing nostalgic. Just about everything on this album references the past, from surprisingly upbeat reminiscences of lost love and friendship to endearing stories of his childhood. Though \"There Ain\'t No Good Chain Gang,\" one of two duets with Waylon Jennings, and the title track made chart appearances when this album was originally released in 1978, this is not the era remembered as Cash\'s finest hour.Still, there\'s something rather sweet and innocent about this collection, thanks in part to Larry Butler\'s multitextured production. By 1978, Cash had been at this for decades, and that alone gives him leave to spend a little time looking back.Genevieve Williams
TRACK LISTING1. Let\'s Chase Each Other Around The Room
2. Lately (Cash) - 2:01
3. I Wish I Was Crazy Again (McDill) - 2:44
4. Who’s Gene Autry? (Cash) - 3:53
5. Hurt So Bad (Cash) - 2:37
6. I Don’t Think I Could Take You Back Again (Ball/Sonnier) - 2:51
7. Abner Brown (Cash) - 3:40
8. After Taxes (Lieber/Wheeler) - 3:03
9. There Ain’t No Good Chain Gang (Bynum/Kirby) - 3:18
10. That’s the Way It Is (Bowling/Butler) - 3:03
11. I’m Alright Now (Hensley) - 2:39
DCC 182
Merle Haggard
It\'s All in the Game
This is a brand new sealed DCC CD, #182, mastered by Steve Hoffman.
TRACK LISTING
1. Let\'s Chase Each Other Around The Room
2. A Place To Fall Apart
3. It\'s All In The Game
4. Little Hotel Room
5. I Never Go Home Anymore
6. All I Want to Do Is Sing My Song
7. Natural High
8. Thank Heaven For Little Girls
9. To All The Girls I\'ve Loved BeforeCutout CDsCutout CDs and LPs are identical to the factory fresh product produced by the label, with one, and only one, difference: there is a cutout hole or sawmark somewhere on the item, hence the name.These marks are put on the product (by the distributor typically) when an item is no longer in print. Once deleted and \"cutout\" it can no longer be returned to the distributor or label for credit, which is the reason for marking it. The mark has nothing to do with the quality of the product, only its status as overstock or deleted. The mark does not affect the playing quality of the item in any way.Cutout marks are also used to signify a Promotional Copy. \"Promo\" copies are usually given away, and therefore are marked so as not to be returnable either to the label or distributor for credit.
