Cormcolash
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Maybe it all sounds great cause of the equalisation, eh?
RIAA equalization - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
RIAA equalization - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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At least once a month a band wants to press their blood into the record
She bounced up and pulled two vinyl copies of the Beach Boys’ Pet Sounds from her shelves, and played God Only Knows from each one. The first, on a “remastered” version from 1999, sounded underwhelming: compressed, light on bass, palpably small. But the second, on an early 70s pressing which had been packaged up with a largely awful album titled Carl And The Passions – So Tough, was expansive, packed with nuance. The most stunning element was the vocal performance of the late Carl Wilson: so fresh and intimate that it seized my attention as though we were having a conversation.
So not all new vinyl sounds perfect. Indeed, Murphy reckoned, as big labels stampeded to get involved, and inexperienced startups joined them, there was a danger of vinyl’s magic being debased.
I'm wondering who it is as well. What makes you say it's the 4 Men with Beards people?
I'm wondering who it is as well. What makes you say it's the 4 Men with Beards people?
ah, my thread
decent article in the guardian today:
Vinyl’s difficult comeback | John Harris | Music | The Guardian
Interesting that by 1983/1984, when CD's had just launched (and I assume very few people could afford them?), that vinyl album sales were already half the amount they were in the mid 70's.
You take that back!shit music mightn't have helped either
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