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Now available
My
annual disk of lineside recordings is now available and you can find
details here.
I had a hard time choosing this year but I think I've managed to fit
the best onto this CD. I will also be updating the mp3 disk with the
new recordings.
During the early part of next year I'm planning on adding a few new
disks to the Riding behind steam series. One will feature southern locos,
another will feature LNER Pacifics although that may have to stretch
to two disks as I know how popular my A4 recordings are! I am also considering
a couple of disks from my vast collection of recordings made on the
Scarborough Spa Express both from the 1980s as as well as more recent
years but I'll have a very hard task picking the best.
Watch this space!
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Other Railway
Sounds Web Sites
Railway Audio
CDs also available from:
UK Steam Fleet
Steam - Main line steam in North East Hampshire. Steaming
Around Britain's Railways - Photographs and sounds. A work in progress.
Railway
Sounds - impressively high quality recordings from Allan Haighton. German Steam Dampfsound.de
- The German equivalent of Steamsounds. Australian Steam Steamsounds
AU - Plenty of down-under steam. UK Diesel BR
Diesel Web - Recordings of almost every class.
Got a Railway sounds site? Get in touch
using the feedback form above.
Try Alan Robinson's Heritage
Steam Archive. Here you will find a plethora of steam CDs to browse
through. You are sure to find something of interest.
At Linda Jeffcoat's Steamy
Sounds you will find two CDs of recordings from the NYMR & SVR,
well worth a look.
For Australian steam sounds visit Tony Weber's web
site. I have to say that Tony's are the best of recordings Australian
steam locos I have heard!
For German steam CDs visit Jörg Dreckmann's excellent Dampfsound
website.
Try the 34081 web
site for a selection of audio CDs from Ian Bowskill.
You should consider visiting Andy Slater's BR
Diesel Web site. Not just diesels, he has some steam recordings
too.
If jigsaw puzzles are your thing, have a look at these from Cheatwell
Games, there's one in particular that may appeal. Can you guess
who produced the CD?
Not just audio CDs but there are some interesting DVDs available at
SVS
films.
If Binaural steam is your thing try these disks from Mike
Skeet.
If nostalgia is your thing try oldcenturysounds.co.uk
not just for railway recordings either. See, I don't mind giving the competition a plug! Anybody else out there selling your own railway CDs? Get
in touch using the feedback form above.
My
annual disk of lineside recordings is now available and you can find
details 