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  • DC29940
    DC29940 Tucson, AZ Posts: 708
    2-feign-reluctance said:
    Jeff Buckley Live at the Sine box set. A gorgeous document of music. Must listen for those that aren't familiar. 
    The year this came out for RSD, it was THE one I wanted. The main shop I go to didn't get one, but decided to stop at another on my way home and they still had one on the shelf. You're right, it's an amazing document. Absolutely beautiful and the pressing is darn near perfect.
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    Just picked up the VMP edition of Tool's FI record. Looks super cool! Also ended up with a purple edition of the latest Modest Mouse record as a result of joining up. Win! 
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  • tempo_n_groove
    tempo_n_groove Posts: 41,342
    MedozK said:
    @mrussel1 , just picked up the 3 LP Janos Starker, Suites for Unaccompanied Cello. Going to put it on tonight, the Speakers Corner is probably not going to be as good as the 45, but I kinda wanted the flow to be the same as the OG 3LP.
    Is this pretty much all the Bach cello solos?  If so I am interested.
  • mrussel1
    mrussel1 Posts: 30,879
    tempo_n_groove said:
    MedozK said:
    @mrussel1 , just picked up the 3 LP Janos Starker, Suites for Unaccompanied Cello. Going to put it on tonight, the Speakers Corner is probably not going to be as good as the 45, but I kinda wanted the flow to be the same as the OG 3LP.
    Is this pretty much all the Bach cello solos?  If so I am interested.
    It's 100% Bach.  it's the Unaccompanied Cello Suites.  It's probably the most gorgeous thing you've ever heard in your life.  Starker's playing can easily make a man cry.  Whether you get the highly regarded Speakers Corner version or spring for the AP box, you will prize these records.  
  • tempo_n_groove
    tempo_n_groove Posts: 41,342
    mrussel1 said:
    tempo_n_groove said:
    MedozK said:
    @mrussel1 , just picked up the 3 LP Janos Starker, Suites for Unaccompanied Cello. Going to put it on tonight, the Speakers Corner is probably not going to be as good as the 45, but I kinda wanted the flow to be the same as the OG 3LP.
    Is this pretty much all the Bach cello solos?  If so I am interested.
    It's 100% Bach.  it's the Unaccompanied Cello Suites.  It's probably the most gorgeous thing you've ever heard in your life.  Starker's playing can easily make a man cry.  Whether you get the highly regarded Speakers Corner version or spring for the AP box, you will prize these records.  
    Didn't Yoyo Ma do this too?
  • mrussel1
    mrussel1 Posts: 30,879
    tempo_n_groove said:
    mrussel1 said:
    tempo_n_groove said:
    MedozK said:
    @mrussel1 , just picked up the 3 LP Janos Starker, Suites for Unaccompanied Cello. Going to put it on tonight, the Speakers Corner is probably not going to be as good as the 45, but I kinda wanted the flow to be the same as the OG 3LP.
    Is this pretty much all the Bach cello solos?  If so I am interested.
    It's 100% Bach.  it's the Unaccompanied Cello Suites.  It's probably the most gorgeous thing you've ever heard in your life.  Starker's playing can easily make a man cry.  Whether you get the highly regarded Speakers Corner version or spring for the AP box, you will prize these records.  
    Didn't Yoyo Ma do this too?
    Yes, but I've never seen it on some high end vinyl.  Never looked deeply, admittedly.  However, this is hype from AP on the Starker version.  This is what you are paying for, some of the highest quality recording masters, handled by RKS at Sterling and pressed at QRP.  


    These newly remastered Mercury Living Presence reissue LPs represent the state of the art of all-analog technology and production. Led by remastering supervisor Thomas Fine, son of high-fidelity recording pioneers C. Robert Fine and Wilma Cozart Fine of Fine Recording Inc. in New York City, these reissues were cut at 45 RPM directly from first-generation 3-track master tapes. A 3-2 channel mix was made directly to the cutting lathe, no "cutting master" tape stage, digital source or digital delay was used.

    Thomas Fine made the 3-2 mixes with mastering engineer Ryan K. Smith at Sterling Sound's new facility in Nashville, Tennesee. Smith manually controlled groove margin and depth on his Neumann VMS-80 lathe, working with no preview signal and bypassing the lathe's margin-control computer. In doing so, he cut these sides the same way the original LP was cut by George Piros, who was Fine Recording Inc's VP and head of mastering. As with the original LP, no "sweetening" equalization or dynamic range control was used.


    The Speakers Corner version is also cut from the three track master, but using a different engineer and pressing, not on 45 and not in the box.  But I bet it sounds great too.
  • tempo_n_groove
    tempo_n_groove Posts: 41,342
    mrussel1 said:
    tempo_n_groove said:
    mrussel1 said:
    tempo_n_groove said:
    MedozK said:
    @mrussel1 , just picked up the 3 LP Janos Starker, Suites for Unaccompanied Cello. Going to put it on tonight, the Speakers Corner is probably not going to be as good as the 45, but I kinda wanted the flow to be the same as the OG 3LP.
    Is this pretty much all the Bach cello solos?  If so I am interested.
    It's 100% Bach.  it's the Unaccompanied Cello Suites.  It's probably the most gorgeous thing you've ever heard in your life.  Starker's playing can easily make a man cry.  Whether you get the highly regarded Speakers Corner version or spring for the AP box, you will prize these records.  
    Didn't Yoyo Ma do this too?
    Yes, but I've never seen it on some high end vinyl.  Never looked deeply, admittedly.  However, this is hype from AP on the Starker version.  This is what you are paying for, some of the highest quality recording masters, handled by RKS at Sterling and pressed at QRP.  


    These newly remastered Mercury Living Presence reissue LPs represent the state of the art of all-analog technology and production. Led by remastering supervisor Thomas Fine, son of high-fidelity recording pioneers C. Robert Fine and Wilma Cozart Fine of Fine Recording Inc. in New York City, these reissues were cut at 45 RPM directly from first-generation 3-track master tapes. A 3-2 channel mix was made directly to the cutting lathe, no "cutting master" tape stage, digital source or digital delay was used.

    Thomas Fine made the 3-2 mixes with mastering engineer Ryan K. Smith at Sterling Sound's new facility in Nashville, Tennesee. Smith manually controlled groove margin and depth on his Neumann VMS-80 lathe, working with no preview signal and bypassing the lathe's margin-control computer. In doing so, he cut these sides the same way the original LP was cut by George Piros, who was Fine Recording Inc's VP and head of mastering. As with the original LP, no "sweetening" equalization or dynamic range control was used.


    The Speakers Corner version is also cut from the three track master, but using a different engineer and pressing, not on 45 and not in the box.  But I bet it sounds great too.
    I found the 45RPM vinyl, I found a Mercury, a Japanese version done by philips and the Speakers Corner version...

    I'm tempted to buy one but the prices are all over the place.
  • mrussel1
    mrussel1 Posts: 30,879
    tempo_n_groove said:
    mrussel1 said:
    tempo_n_groove said:
    mrussel1 said:
    tempo_n_groove said:
    MedozK said:
    @mrussel1 , just picked up the 3 LP Janos Starker, Suites for Unaccompanied Cello. Going to put it on tonight, the Speakers Corner is probably not going to be as good as the 45, but I kinda wanted the flow to be the same as the OG 3LP.
    Is this pretty much all the Bach cello solos?  If so I am interested.
    It's 100% Bach.  it's the Unaccompanied Cello Suites.  It's probably the most gorgeous thing you've ever heard in your life.  Starker's playing can easily make a man cry.  Whether you get the highly regarded Speakers Corner version or spring for the AP box, you will prize these records.  
    Didn't Yoyo Ma do this too?
    Yes, but I've never seen it on some high end vinyl.  Never looked deeply, admittedly.  However, this is hype from AP on the Starker version.  This is what you are paying for, some of the highest quality recording masters, handled by RKS at Sterling and pressed at QRP.  


    These newly remastered Mercury Living Presence reissue LPs represent the state of the art of all-analog technology and production. Led by remastering supervisor Thomas Fine, son of high-fidelity recording pioneers C. Robert Fine and Wilma Cozart Fine of Fine Recording Inc. in New York City, these reissues were cut at 45 RPM directly from first-generation 3-track master tapes. A 3-2 channel mix was made directly to the cutting lathe, no "cutting master" tape stage, digital source or digital delay was used.

    Thomas Fine made the 3-2 mixes with mastering engineer Ryan K. Smith at Sterling Sound's new facility in Nashville, Tennesee. Smith manually controlled groove margin and depth on his Neumann VMS-80 lathe, working with no preview signal and bypassing the lathe's margin-control computer. In doing so, he cut these sides the same way the original LP was cut by George Piros, who was Fine Recording Inc's VP and head of mastering. As with the original LP, no "sweetening" equalization or dynamic range control was used.


    The Speakers Corner version is also cut from the three track master, but using a different engineer and pressing, not on 45 and not in the box.  But I bet it sounds great too.
    I found the 45RPM vinyl, I found a Mercury, a Japanese version done by philips and the Speakers Corner version...

    I'm tempted to buy one but the prices are all over the place.
    Is the Mercury an original?  If so, that will be expensive.  

    I think the Speakers Corner is the most accessible, being fairly priced (under $100) but still exceptional.  The proper retail for the AP 45 is $180.  I bought mine from AP so that's what mine cost.  There will be a repress at some point, but it's expensive on Discogs now.  
  • tempo_n_groove
    tempo_n_groove Posts: 41,342
    mrussel1 said:
    tempo_n_groove said:
    mrussel1 said:
    tempo_n_groove said:
    mrussel1 said:
    tempo_n_groove said:
    MedozK said:
    @mrussel1 , just picked up the 3 LP Janos Starker, Suites for Unaccompanied Cello. Going to put it on tonight, the Speakers Corner is probably not going to be as good as the 45, but I kinda wanted the flow to be the same as the OG 3LP.
    Is this pretty much all the Bach cello solos?  If so I am interested.
    It's 100% Bach.  it's the Unaccompanied Cello Suites.  It's probably the most gorgeous thing you've ever heard in your life.  Starker's playing can easily make a man cry.  Whether you get the highly regarded Speakers Corner version or spring for the AP box, you will prize these records.  
    Didn't Yoyo Ma do this too?
    Yes, but I've never seen it on some high end vinyl.  Never looked deeply, admittedly.  However, this is hype from AP on the Starker version.  This is what you are paying for, some of the highest quality recording masters, handled by RKS at Sterling and pressed at QRP.  


    These newly remastered Mercury Living Presence reissue LPs represent the state of the art of all-analog technology and production. Led by remastering supervisor Thomas Fine, son of high-fidelity recording pioneers C. Robert Fine and Wilma Cozart Fine of Fine Recording Inc. in New York City, these reissues were cut at 45 RPM directly from first-generation 3-track master tapes. A 3-2 channel mix was made directly to the cutting lathe, no "cutting master" tape stage, digital source or digital delay was used.

    Thomas Fine made the 3-2 mixes with mastering engineer Ryan K. Smith at Sterling Sound's new facility in Nashville, Tennesee. Smith manually controlled groove margin and depth on his Neumann VMS-80 lathe, working with no preview signal and bypassing the lathe's margin-control computer. In doing so, he cut these sides the same way the original LP was cut by George Piros, who was Fine Recording Inc's VP and head of mastering. As with the original LP, no "sweetening" equalization or dynamic range control was used.


    The Speakers Corner version is also cut from the three track master, but using a different engineer and pressing, not on 45 and not in the box.  But I bet it sounds great too.
    I found the 45RPM vinyl, I found a Mercury, a Japanese version done by philips and the Speakers Corner version...

    I'm tempted to buy one but the prices are all over the place.
    Is the Mercury an original?  If so, that will be expensive.  

    I think the Speakers Corner is the most accessible, being fairly priced (under $100) but still exceptional.  The proper retail for the AP 45 is $180.  I bought mine from AP so that's what mine cost.  There will be a repress at some point, but it's expensive on Discogs now.  
    the 62 is OG, 33rpm and 250.

    The AP 45 I see lowest at $320.

    Speakers corner version I see at $120.
  • mrussel1
    mrussel1 Posts: 30,879
    tempo_n_groove said:
    mrussel1 said:
    tempo_n_groove said:
    mrussel1 said:
    tempo_n_groove said:
    mrussel1 said:
    tempo_n_groove said:
    MedozK said:
    @mrussel1 , just picked up the 3 LP Janos Starker, Suites for Unaccompanied Cello. Going to put it on tonight, the Speakers Corner is probably not going to be as good as the 45, but I kinda wanted the flow to be the same as the OG 3LP.
    Is this pretty much all the Bach cello solos?  If so I am interested.
    It's 100% Bach.  it's the Unaccompanied Cello Suites.  It's probably the most gorgeous thing you've ever heard in your life.  Starker's playing can easily make a man cry.  Whether you get the highly regarded Speakers Corner version or spring for the AP box, you will prize these records.  
    Didn't Yoyo Ma do this too?
    Yes, but I've never seen it on some high end vinyl.  Never looked deeply, admittedly.  However, this is hype from AP on the Starker version.  This is what you are paying for, some of the highest quality recording masters, handled by RKS at Sterling and pressed at QRP.  


    These newly remastered Mercury Living Presence reissue LPs represent the state of the art of all-analog technology and production. Led by remastering supervisor Thomas Fine, son of high-fidelity recording pioneers C. Robert Fine and Wilma Cozart Fine of Fine Recording Inc. in New York City, these reissues were cut at 45 RPM directly from first-generation 3-track master tapes. A 3-2 channel mix was made directly to the cutting lathe, no "cutting master" tape stage, digital source or digital delay was used.

    Thomas Fine made the 3-2 mixes with mastering engineer Ryan K. Smith at Sterling Sound's new facility in Nashville, Tennesee. Smith manually controlled groove margin and depth on his Neumann VMS-80 lathe, working with no preview signal and bypassing the lathe's margin-control computer. In doing so, he cut these sides the same way the original LP was cut by George Piros, who was Fine Recording Inc's VP and head of mastering. As with the original LP, no "sweetening" equalization or dynamic range control was used.


    The Speakers Corner version is also cut from the three track master, but using a different engineer and pressing, not on 45 and not in the box.  But I bet it sounds great too.
    I found the 45RPM vinyl, I found a Mercury, a Japanese version done by philips and the Speakers Corner version...

    I'm tempted to buy one but the prices are all over the place.
    Is the Mercury an original?  If so, that will be expensive.  

    I think the Speakers Corner is the most accessible, being fairly priced (under $100) but still exceptional.  The proper retail for the AP 45 is $180.  I bought mine from AP so that's what mine cost.  There will be a repress at some point, but it's expensive on Discogs now.  
    the 62 is OG, 33rpm and 250.

    The AP 45 I see lowest at $320.

    Speakers corner version I see at $120.
    Looks like $110  https://www.discogs.com/sell/release/16775298?ev=rb&ships_from=United+States
  • 1ThoughtKnown
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    Arrived today:

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    maybe something from here? apparently got on a list....

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  • tempo_n_groove
    tempo_n_groove Posts: 41,342
    1ThoughtKnown said:
    Arrived today:

    aaack!  Finally delivered!?!  Mine should be here soon then?
  • tempo_n_groove
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    mickeyrat said:
    maybe something from here? apparently got on a list....

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    1ThoughtKnown said:
    Arrived today:


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  • 1ThoughtKnown
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    tempo_n_groove said:
    1ThoughtKnown said:
    Arrived today:

    aaack!  Finally delivered!?!  Mine should be here soon then?
    Must be! 
    I’ve been out of town. My wife sent me that photo. I’m pumped to be tearing into it tomorrow. 
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  • tempo_n_groove
    tempo_n_groove Posts: 41,342
    1ThoughtKnown said:
    tempo_n_groove said:
    1ThoughtKnown said:
    Arrived today:

    aaack!  Finally delivered!?!  Mine should be here soon then?
    Must be! 
    I’ve been out of town. My wife sent me that photo. I’m pumped to be tearing into it tomorrow. 
    So your pic was blurry so I couldn’t see the BONUS record they gave us!!!  

    Mine came in today!

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