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^^^^ Yup, I have to blast this album too. Not sure why it's mastered so poorly. Let's blame BoB.With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata0
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His comments on PJXM when he embraced brick walling were pretty disheartening.0
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Really surprised you guys like Easy Tiger on vinyl. Pretty much all Ryan Adams sound awful on wax, but Easy tiger (to these ears) is by far the worst sounding.0
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I think my worst sounding album now is the reissue of Rated R by Queens of the Stone age. It's a great album, but this reissue is SO quiet - WAY worse that LB. I have to crank the volume up almost twice as high as I play other albums, and even then it just sounds a bit flat. Very disappointing... good thing it wasn't expensive. If anyone wants this album, I recommend springing for the original pressing.Post edited by PJ_Soul onWith all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata0
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Love the sound of this one:
The song "Keep the Streets Empty For Me" sounds so great to my ears. I also recommend the "Deep Cuts" LP from her other persona, The Knife. I've listened to it and the CD and the LP kicked its ass. Also, it has the added bonus of having a tune "Behind the Bushes" that contains what is essentially a cover of "Black" (starting at about 1:17)
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The 2009 RTI pressing of Nevermind" via "Original Recordings Group (Mastered by Bernie Grundman from the original analogue master tapes) sounds awesome.SEA 9/20/92, SEA 12/7/93, SEA 12/31/94 (MS), SEA 11/5/00, SEA 11/6/00, SEA 12/8/02, SEA 12/9/02, BEN 10/22/03, GOR 9/1/05, SD 7/7/06, LA 7/10/06, LA 7/12/06, LA (EV) 4/12/08, LA (EV) 4/13/08, LA 7/12/08, LA 9/30/09, LA 10/7/09, SEA 12/6/13, SEA 8/8/180
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The hits on this record are very sweet and some of the unreleased new recordings could had been better... overall this is a great sounding record from 2010Post edited by lanoisseforp on...0
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If anyone's interested these are some records I'd recommend for their great sound quality...
The remastering job on The Clash reissues is superb, this is one of the best sounding records in my collection, the sound dynamics are so good!A wop bop a loo bop a lop bam boom.0 -
I've noticed that a lot of electronic music usually sounds really good on vinyl, not to sure why that is but it's a nice accident if thats the case...
This one I'd recommend, absolutely brilliant, it literally leaps from the speakers.A wop bop a loo bop a lop bam boom.0 -
This is one of the new Nick Cave reissues and I'll definitely be checking out some of the others if they sound as good as this... Outstanding sound.A wop bop a loo bop a lop bam boom.0
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Good Thread!!
one of the best sound records I use for reference is def Radiohead- Kid A on 10"
worst record was LB/Live on 10 Legs/Ten Remastered.... so unfortunate that the quality of PJ vinyl has really gone down lately.
I also find most of the Third Man catalog is mastered way too low.... but it could be the UPI plant they use. LB was also manufactured there... coincidence?livefootsteps.org/user/?usr=446
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I have a "Quadraphonic" copy of Santana's Abraxis I'm really digging right now.
Worst is probably my original "green" copy of Silverchair's Frogstomp.
Love this album but the sound could use some work.
Or the reissue of the QOTSA rated R/ Rated X.
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Of the more recent records I'd have to say this is one of the best sounding I've heard. Beck does it again, such a full and lush sound he get's on vinyl, quite blissful. Nearly up there with his 'Sea Change' Mofi release for sound quality.
I might be starting to "get" this album. Since it was released I just haven't been picking up what everyone else seems so taken by. Not sure why... I'm a Beck fan. I "get" Beck usually, lol. But this one, I just wasn't feeling it for some reason. And I kept trying to listen and understand what everyone else was loving, and nada. But now I think I'm starting to feel it all of a sudden. I wonder what THAT is?? Must be psychological in some way, but what's changed?? Hmmmm. :-?With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata0 -
Thievery Corp Radio Retaliation sounds beautiful. Hearing subtle shit I have never heard before0
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I think my worst sounding album now is the reissue of Rated R by Queens of the Stone age. It's a great album, but this reissue is SO quiet - WAY worse that LB. I have to crank the volume up almost twice as high as I play other albums, and even then it just sounds a bit flat. Very disappointing... good thing it wasn't expensive. If anyone wants this album, I recommend springing for the original pressing.
I completely agree with you about Rated R (X). It's insanely quiet and sounds flat when turned up, no punch at all. All my other Queens albums sounds great in comparison.
I'd like to also add Jack White's Lazeretto to the list. The music itself doesn't sound bad, but for album that got hyped so much for all of its bells and whistles, it's pretty noisy and loses points on the QC department IMO.Barrie '98
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