℗ 1977 Private Stock Records
Released March 5, 1977
Duration 42m 53s
Record Label Private Stock Records
Catalogue No. 43NB0707PR
Genre Rock (Soft Rock)
 

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Dolphin

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1.1
Imagination Dancing
Dolphin
5:51
1.2
Street Angel
Dolphin
4:40
1.3
Take Care of the Ocean
Dolphin
4:28
1.4
The Actress
Dolphin
4:31
1.5
Only Seventeen
Dolphin
4:26
1.6
Rocking in the Rain
Dolphin
6:49
1.7
Midnight
Dolphin
3:33
1.8
Linda Lovelace
Dolphin
3:57
1.9
People of Stone
Dolphin
4:38
96 kHz / 24-bit PCM – Private Stock Records Studio Masters

Tracks 1-9 – contains high-resolution digital transfers of material originating from an analogue master source
Track title
Peak
(dB FS)
RMS
(dB FS)
LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
Range of values
-1.23
-1.42 to -1.21
-18.58
-19.88 to -16.94
-15.71
-17.10 to -13.70
12
11 to 14
1
Imagination Dancing
-1.21-17.57-14.611
2
Street Angel
-1.21-18.10-15.612
3
Take Care of the Ocean
-1.21-19.76-17.113
4
The Actress
-1.21-18.85-16.513
5
Only Seventeen
-1.42-18.76-16.112
6
Rocking in the Rain
-1.21-18.23-15.012
7
Midnight
-1.21-19.88-16.814
8
Linda Lovelace
-1.21-16.94-13.711
9
People of Stone
-1.21-19.16-16.013

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