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Buyer Rating: 100.0% positive (16 ratings)
Dr.SultanAszazin's groups (9)
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Injection Records
Oct 29, 2011
Herbie Hancock - Head Hunters
Sep 30, 2011
Not a good remaster, in my opinion... Mastered way too loud... unfortunately... creates digital artifacts in the peaks which are noticable when listened at loud volume.
This mp3 version was scrambled at a certain moment by one of the hosts it had. This is still available at http://ows.untergrund.net/trancetortion/index.html in a recoded (from the original CD) Ogg Vorbis version.
Iggy And The Stooges* - Raw Power
Sep 24, 2011
Funny, I submit, note how bad this pressing is (very low quality vinyl used), and already 8 have it on their wantlist...Maybe I should sell mine and buy a good pressing! 
Funny thing is I always regard this as Naked City's 1st album, while by it's discography in the current form it's their Zero-est album!
L.A. Style - James Brown Is Dead
Aug 01, 2011
Not to forget the very nice "Michael Jackson Is In Heaven Now"
Jean Michel Jarre* - Equinoxe
Jul 18, 2011
Unbelievable they reissued this one... 2nd hand this one is thrown at your head for about €1 in good (NM/VG+) conditions... Seems this belongs to the most often discarded records. The sound is very perfected, but JM Jarre doesn't know how to create depth. It all sounds a bit snobbish, technologic, dry, technical and to compensate that it just was made too mellow. He masters all his instruments but he doesn't master the human mind, and that's where music becomes a piece of art instead of sound-wallpaper.This album sounds very good at first, but quickly loses it's glance when listened more often... except if depth is none of your concerns and you just want to be easy-going. |
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This is how labels should work: obscure, difficult, vague,... what does it matter what info is on the record, as long as the music is what you want to hear!