, The Old Ideas vinyl sounds remarkably superior to the CD also included in the jacket. Again, this is 1960s jazz material that is in the public domain in the EU. Yup, "Old Ideas" on vinyl sounds remarkably better than the CD that came with it. I commend Mobile Fidelity for their Silver Series for not trying to pass these releases as being sourced from the original master tapes. It was then that I noticed that the actual tracks on the individual albums weren't in the same order as on the cover or the original, and that there were actually some additional tracks, like one of those extended cd reissues. I do not have a crazy material, but I tend to perfect my system. I've lost count I must say. or maybe try one of them since the price is low. I guaranty you, the ZYX was cut either from a CD or some other source that the mastering engineer completely ruined when he cut it. Even Kevin Gray don't want to tell me what is it really. This is my biggest grievance with vinyl toady. I remember purchasing some, and quickly learning my lesson. horrible." I emailed Friday Music about their reissue of Boston's debut LP, which their literature says is "Masteredfrom the original Epic Records tapes" but doesn't specifically say "analog." About the "manufactured by Rhino" you see on the back of the Scorpio reissues, those are legit and pressed by Rhino. I have about 20+ of these EMI japan reissues, they are totally fantastic. Concord Music Group's Original Jazz Classics. How do these rate? eXhibit Records/Soundboard I see their stuff sold here in real, reputable record stores like Jecklin and other places. After I cleaned out the mass, I used my Record Doctor V vacuum record cleaner with a small mix of distilled water and 99% isopropyl alcohol and sucked out the residue. The only way to teach these companies that won't clearly state the source of a recording is to not buy their records. DOLCHESS 140g (pressed in the UK?) To this day I think it's my brightest-sounding LP. Very sad. Or just 44.1/24 masquerading as 88/24? Perhaps they don't have the dynamic range of a re-mastered LP from a major label, but I find the sound quite enjoyable on my vintage system. Kevin Gray told me himself he cut them from the tapes, so yeah, believe whatever you want. I have purchased more than one pop/rock WaxTime LP. Pepper. for Beatles recording engineer Geoff Emmerick at a mastering session where I got to hear the master tape that Geoff had flown over from the U.K. for a planned 30th Anniversary CD edition. She hit the brakes, put some money in my elder brother's hands (he was the bravest of us three boys, although not the eldest) and said "Tell the store owner that your mom wants to buy the man hanging in the window." Exile on main street - 2010 reissue; 48/24. Patricia Barbers "Caf Blue" is a 44.1/16k recording, but the LP is very listenable. Take a look. The Doors, Box set from a few years ago, 192/24k digital. The UHQR Pepper ain't in that same league at all. I was able to push it out of the two adjacent groves easily. this is fairly disconcerting. I'd take the DSD sourced vinyl over those any day as they are way closer to the masters (unboxed Decca UK pressings are a different matter, most of those sound great if you can find them in good condition). Not an audiophile quality release, but it may be a good addition to a collection just as a document. Once again I'll point out it's the labels that choose the plants and allow bad product to reach the market, they should be named and shamed so that they use the better plants and pay extra for things like poly-lined inner sleeves. The ones I have heard are uniformly crap. But the latter doesn't sound better IMO. A Sarah Vaughn fan, he played me a "greatest hits" album from ZYX that had been culled from Sarah's later Pablo catalog. But I know people that will refuse on principle to buy any vinyl that they know to have had its purity of analog essence contaminated by digital. To: martin Hermitage. I do not know whether these rights are the slightest in Russia, Spain, or Italy, but I doubt it seriously. If Mikey, with his connections, can't get this information, what hope is there for us? I couldn't agree more re some labels simply putting out junk copied from digital. Why can't the major labels get their act together in this regard?? I have sent emails to Capital and 4 Men with Beards about the source of certain LPs and they never responded. Thanks for that information. I would expect it to be GOUGED for that many crackles. It's a Universal remaster. This is not possible in France. Same deal for Jazz Wax Records, too -- more public domain stuff that appears to be 'mastered' from CDs. Rolling Stones, get your ya yas out reissue box set; 96/24. There is amazing variation,the "Exile" reissue sounds like a shrill, lifeless compressed mess. A couple of obviously legit reissues II recently bought are two outstanding Johnny Winter reissues, Second Winter and Johnny Winter And Live from Friday Music that are the best I have ever heard these recordings by a mile. The article, and subsequent comments have been enlightening, but, What about the Supercuts vinyls (EU) of H-Q Records.? The compression may be an aesthetic choice, or may be done so to accommodate use on portable devices. but when you put the record on - psshhhhpssshhhtt. You'd think there'd be some obsessive on the internet keeping track of this stuff. A lot of The Beatles 1/2 speeds were NOT done with originalEMI master tapes. I know you want to maintain validation for your expenditure. For example, I have Juke Box Hits by Chuck Berry in WaxTime edition, and the same at Chess version 1984. The jacket and the sleeve are high quality, and the vinyl looked really nice when I inspected it under normal lighting. Maybe it is just one unlucky record? 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, Geoff called it "rubbish" and demanded a take it off the turntable! I'm French, excuse my english. It sounds quite respectable. I'd encourage the companies to provide much more information for sure. Bob Dylans "Modern Times" LPis much better than the CD, real dynamic range where the CD sounds squashed. We're proud to present the Blue Note Classic Vinyl Reissue Series, a continuation of our acclaimed Blue Note 80 Vinyl Reissue Series which was launched in celebration of our 80th anniversary in 2019. Thanks for any advice you may offer, and I'd like to wish you all a safe and happy new year. has been recently discussed regarding "HD" downloads and of other digital files (and even including analog formats). And there there are those boots with those 180 gram gold and black stickers used by gray area companies like Scorpio. Terrible sound, terrible QC. As for Electric Warrior if you can find a U.K. If the analog master and mastering was used than is should be "AAA" and so on. Hi Michael and everybody. All your speculation is cute. Subject: Contact Inquiry From HDtracks, Dear Administrator, The "sourced from" designation pretty much means: 1) it is not cut from the original master. Unsurprisingly, if you can pass off 44.1/16k as a full analogue chain and sell it as such, why tell people? Last time I checked, they didn't even have a website, just an email address, which also makes one suspicious that the operation is a bit fly-by-night. They sound great. Although none of that describes sound quality it's still a help on some level knowing what's what. And anyone can go in and update information. I purchased this album with that information in mind. Something is definitely wrong with that Hyper Magnum Sound Direct Mix Stereo. Love the record, it sounds just a tad muddy. but when I spend $25 or $50 on a 180 gram reissue, I want to know the source used and who did the cutting, plating and pressing. Anyone who can give information about these reissue who help a lot of people who spend a lot of money to get them.Thanks for the help. Anyone else unfortunate enough to grab that same LP? If they were taken directly from the original two track analog masters, I believe they would have said so. Many comments say that Lilith, Doxy, Dol and others are labels that exploit works that have fallen into the public domain. Yesterday I compared the Beatles White Album, original and 180 gram remastered and now I'm checking all my newly purchased remastered vinyl. And, I still own the first LP my family ever owned - Neil Diamond's Moods from 1972, which my mom bought on impulse as we were returning home from school and she saw the album in a record store window. For your general information, unlike other reissue companies, we have only ever used analog masters on our vinyl releases. I'd stay away. I built a low budget LP playback system (below) a few years ago and, frankly, the sound is uninspiring. In the unlikelyhood that Mobile Fidelity or Speakers Corner does their fancy reissue of these records I'll gladly fork out the money, but in the mean time if I want to hear Embryo, Lard Free, Mythos, Anaxis Quam, Holderlein and lot's more, I'll be listening to them on Wah Wah. 1,2 The move from vision to reality is not as simple as we would like, however. Sony/Legacy's Record Store Day Monomania! Bought it anyway, and wasn't super happy. Sylvie Vartan. I emailed Music on Vinyl and this is the response I got. Third fact. Resources available online on the Antenati Portal are mostly civil records, though parish records are included as well in some archives in central and Northern Italy, where civil records were introduced for a short time under the Napoleonic occupation (1806-1814). Taxonomic accuracy was generally high (Table 3). Not uniformly bad but definately hit or miss, and for typical vinyl prices I can't afford to take chances on labels like these. As this is the reason why someone with the original LPs would buy these. The packaging is replicated to the finest detail, they knew what they are doing.
. Total Time: 77'38') Price $ 3.99 Quantity - + Total $ 3.99 Add to cart BRO Code: 163765 Units: 1 Record Label: ERMITAGE They also seem to be in the habit of clearly noting transfer sources, involved engineers, studios and plants, which is always commendable. Experience live in-store music and artist signing events. I think the guy "robert" is full of it, and doesn't know anything about this series. Don't you? The albums were subsequently re-cut by Chris Bellman at Bernie Grundman Mastering, this time using the analog master tapes, and they sound fantastic. Clinical alerts and reminders. I guess I have to stick with mainly used vinyl. The whole set. This is a really good article, and hopefully, along with consumer pressure, it will lead to greater transparency from reissue labels. The 68 records which did not allow for accurate identification (38 records with poor image quality, and 30 records without a picture), were removed. I pinpointed the skips and examined them under my hand-held microscope and saw lots of silvery specks all over it. If you have the box setthe LP's have the photos of the EMItape boxes. BUT, since both Music Matters and Analog Productions have stated their releases are from the analog masters I can confirm that. One concern I have is that some vinyl enthusiasts will automatically reject any reissue that has been "contaminated" by digital in any way whatsoever, which might be part of the reason labels are sometimes not forthcoming with information. True story! Compressed and terrible sounding A look a the photos of the tape boxes that appered in the box set were very revealing. He never had the original mono tapes. I'm sure I'm not making this up, I have a distinct memory of buying a Stevie Wonder album, I think it was Innervisions, on the 'Music Lovers' label that sounded dreadful and if I was in any dohbt that the source used wasn't analogue, or in any way near the master, you could hear the CD that was used to cut the vinyl actually skipping. From: martin Never again. That belies a lack of understanding of how cutting to vinyl works. The quality on these releases has been steadily improving over the last few years. Kevin Gray cut the lacquers, and the vinyl was pressed at Quality Records. Lionel. Whatever your take on Robert Palmers interpretation, the sound on that single is awesome. Keywords: health care costs, unannounced standardized patients, medical ethics; medical records; quality of health care. I haven't listened to it yet but this is a lesson learned. I thought it was cute that Rhino used the wrong labels on the Meters and Dr. John LP's so people don't pass them off as originals (like that dealer in New Orleans) by using the 2-color Reprise W7 label for the Meters and the old 50's Atco label with the harp for Dr. John. (Swiss-Italian Radio Orch./ Scherchen. Don't dismiss them outright because of the label, because you might be passing up a good vinyl. It sounds nothing at all like an analog original. "Hey look kids it's in a deluxe box with all this cool extra stuff". Ie., fully open. I m sure he knows about this question of this DBLP serie blue note reissie mono Japan EMI. and anybody else who have information about this subject. But that's another story. The really important question is, are theextra tracks 88/24? Plus they're titles that most labels wouldn't dare put out. University Records means records or record systems that Proposer (1) creates, (2) receives from or on behalf of University, or (3) has access, and which may contain confidential information (including credit card information, social security numbers, and private health information (PHI) subject to Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) of 1996 . We have Received a Contact Inquiry From Martin I don't believe in conspiracy theories, why would Kevin convert the tapes to digital files? We later went used record shopping in Athens and I found an original Pablo Sarah Vaughn for a few bucks in near mint condition. They are taking advantage of the EU law that puts stuff beyond a certain age in the public domain. Samuel, Son & Co. is a leading global network of integrated metal manufacturing, processing and distribution divisions . Anyone have any experince with the following: I'd like to throw in my two cents: Avoid anything released by the Italian reissue label Get Back records. Just because something's been pressed on 180 gram vinyl doesn't mean its going to sound good or that it was sourced from analog. affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network, and
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