What's Spinning Tonight?
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Bluesy with some of the top musicians. A really together album.
A bit harsh perhaps, but easily resolved by getting the analog version.
...Or by backing off the high frequencies...with the treble tone control.
Also, it requires the perfect matching volume level, meaning 'live'.
And, tubes might be preferable. ...With soft dome tweeters.
? Try this link instead -> http://eachvideo.com/watch?v=SE9HXUblERU
Listen to the upright double bass acoustic bass guitar...and the harmonica;
they are in your room, live, and the vocals...spooky...like Halloween is comin'.
Can you also ear the guitar, the drums, the cymbals, the Hammond B3 organ piano?
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Bluesy with some of the top musicians. A really together album.
A bit harsh perhaps, but easily resolved by getting the analog version.
...Or by backing off the high frequencies...with the treble tone control.
Also, it requires the perfect matching volume level, meaning 'live'.
And, tubes might be preferable. ...With soft dome tweeters.
? Try this link instead -> http://eachvideo.com/watch?v=SE9HXUblERU
Listen to the upright double bass acoustic bass guitar...and the harmonica;
they are in your room, live, and the vocals...spooky...like Halloween is comin'.
Can you also ear the guitar, the drums, the cymbals, the Hammond B3 organ piano?
Bonus:
Extra:
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Carmen Gomes on Vinyl!
It is from the same concert as the ''Sings the Blues'' download but taken from a 1/4'' tape master, it says more on this site; http://www.rhapsodyanalogrecordings.com/master-tape-catalog/carmen-gomes-inc/
It is from the same concert as the ''Sings the Blues'' download but taken from a 1/4'' tape master, it says more on this site; http://www.rhapsodyanalogrecordings.com/master-tape-catalog/carmen-gomes-inc/
Couple of sleepers....1) on the MFSL Anadisc pressing: View attachment 36658
and the real sleeper..2) on the Opus 3 LP ( these really are a treat, although some of the music on most of these LP's is a little....'esoteric') : View attachment 36659
Tremendous SQ
I wonder how the Joe Cocker MFSL compares to the Sheffield Labs version? Sheffield labs on CD is pretty good.
I didn't know that there even was a Joe Cocker Sheffield Steel on Sheffield Labs??
Sorry you are right. I think I was thinking of the 2009 remaster.
Ok.
I can tell you that the Anadisc sounds better than all other versions I have heard. Having said that, I think the recording in general is not really an a'phile recording. Mobile Fidelity chose and continue to choose albums to reissue that are, at least IMO, chosen for the simple reason that they are potential money makers for Music Direct. ( In the old days for just Mobile Fidelity). Whether these LP's deserve to be reissued to the a'phile market is questionable. As an example of this, I strongly suspect that the new MFSL Bridge Over Troubled Water on One Step will be very marginal ( in the SQ)....for one reason...the original recording was quite muddy and basically dry and almost unlistenable ( as to SQ...obviously the music is great). I will be VERY surprised if the market reacts well to the SQ of the new One Step release! ( although, I am sure it will be better than all other versions...which isn't saying much!). Again, I suspect there will be some very disappointed fellows who will push their new MFSL Bridge down the way. ( Still asking X times what they paid however..and getting it from the less informed collectors).
Let us know which one is good.
Next year I want to stop buying gears and only buy music.
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