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Quality, schmaulity. I say when it's Sinatra, I want QUANTITY. He did so, so, many radio shows, just on Your Hit Parade alone, that it's worth living through lower quality and inexplicable noise reduction (sometimes) to get FS ---talking to people, ---complaining about the screaming girls, ---getting ribbed by Hope and Crosby, and ---(on YHP) forcing himself to do The Woody Woodpecker song (which is not on the radio set, I found. Nice though, that they put in the Gary Crosby show appearance.). Ed: if you don't have problems with modest sound quality, I'd say the Proper Box set, which takes a tour of his early recorded and radio years, is a good deal at a low price. I have it. http://www.propermusic.com/product-details/Frank-Sinatra-All-or-Nothing-at-All-25-Early-Hits-1939-47-10476
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I need opinions on the Frank Sinatra - The Complete Reprise Studio Recordings Box Set. My family wants to get it for me for Christmas but wants to know the exact version to buy. I know the original release was offered in a leather bound box with the discs in plastic cases along with the book. The second release was in book form with the discs in paper sleeves along with the book. Of course there is a price difference but is this all there is when comparing the two? If you have either or both (wow if you do), please share your opinions/feedback with me. Thanks. The disks are exactly the same. Only difference is the packaging. If the bookshelf edition is substantially cheaper, get this one. But by all means: GET THIS SET - in any configuration
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