Please tell me where I can get this Sun album on CD

**visuals** · December 14th, 2003, 04:04 PM

I have been looking for many years for Sun's 1978 LP "Sunburn" on CD. I have tried everything from searching the net for import specialists to downloading seperate tracks online but they always have the big hits like "Sun Is Here" and "I Had A Choice". Both cuts were from the Sunburn album but can be found on the greatest hits CD's and on a few Various Artists compilation discs. I want the whole original album on disc if possible. Don't mind if it's a bootleg or not. Somebody help please.

**efunk_adelic** · December 15th, 2003, 07:42 PM

Originally Written by visuals

I have been looking for many years for Sun's 1978 LP "Sunburn" on CD. I have tried everything from searching the net for import specialists to downloading seperate tracks online but they always have the big hits like "Sun Is Here" and "I Had A Choice". Both cuts were from the Sunburn album but can be found on the greatest hits CD's and on a few Various Artists compilation discs. I want the whole original album on disc if possible. Don't mind if it's a bootleg or not. Somebody help please.

This LP is gonna be a bitch to find :roll: A relative of mine had the LP but she doesn't really take care of her LP's. :roll:

There is a copy right now at http://discomusic.gemm.com for $28.06 good luck! :)

**efunk_adelic** · December 21st, 2003, 10:06 AM

Visuals,

I just re-read your topic here... and I must say I goofed :oops: I don't believe it was released anytime on a CD.... I worked in various music stores over the years ... I never saw it! Believe me, if I did, I would have bought it immediately.

**visuals** · December 23rd, 2003, 06:01 PM

Thanks a lot E.....I guess I'll just keep hoping or somehow get my hands on something to hook my turntable up to my soundcard. The wax albums are easy to come across but I just wanted the disc.

Thanks again

**BrunoRepublic** · December 23rd, 2003, 08:32 PM

I guess I'll just keep hoping or somehow get my hands on something to hook my turntable up to my soundcard.

RCA to stereo minijack adapter, available for a few dollars at almost any place that sells stereo equipment. Connect to the TAPE OUT or LINE OUT jacks from your receiver to the LINE IN jack on your soundcard. Go to your Windows mixer (uhh... assuming you're using Windows, I don't speak Mac), look at properties for Record, mute everything but LINE IN and boost that one to the max. Record with your app of choice as a 16-bit, 44.1kHz and burn the resulting files as an audio disc.