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Anyone know what this is referring to: "Any sonic artifacts present are a product of the original master tape. Attempts to eliminate them would have negatively impacted the integrity of the presentation."
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I'm not familiar with the original pressing, but this reissue sounds great. I had to runtime record thru an extensive cleaning process, but now it sounds damn good. I think you'll enjoy this.
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Just picked this up. All three discs were stacked between the gatefold. Not pretty.
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It should be noted the download files are all brick walled (flat at 0db), what some consider a fall back to the loudness war. Why the band didn't bother to offer full spectrum files is bothersome. But still, the music is incredible.
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Side B: The Wait, is a different mix than what appeared on the official LP release.
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Thanks for this, Darrell. You need to write a book about your adventures.
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And this LP it sounds really good. Thanks Darrell.
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I own 8 versions of this LP, 2 UK ad 6 US. The UK RAL-A3/B3 TimTom W-21 is the best sounding version I've found. Great detail, ballsy bass and full dimension sound.
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My copy of this LP weighs in at 165g. A monarch pressing at this weight sounds great!
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This release is not a dedicated mono release. It's a "Fold-down", meaning, the stereo version was mixed into a mono mix. Ways to tell: on the song The Lantern, there are two district bell sounds, the same as on the stereo release. The true mono...
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Are you sure this is a second pressing? I though the un-boxed London labels represented a first pressing, esp. with the Mono release.
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How does one identify this record as "Club Edition"?
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Just for reference, my LP weighs in at 169 grams, not 180g as listed in the notes.
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There is a much rarer mono version [very] first pressing, hastily withdrawn, which had a different mix of "Tomorrow Never Knows" (known as "remix 11") this has a matrix number on side 2 of XEX 606-1.
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Although listed as a repress, the only difference between this and the first issue is the gatefold sleeve. The vinyl Matrix numbers are the same as the first press.
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From Wikipedia:
The album cover looks like the simple cover of a bootleg LP of the era and was modelled after The Rolling Stones' Live'r Than You'll Ever Be:[11] it is of plain brown cardboard with "The Who Live At Leeds" printed on it in plain blue... See full review |
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