10 INEXPENSIVE RECORDS I'LL NEVER PART WITH
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- After buying some Atlantic 75 45 rpm reissues, I've spent some time remembering albums that I'd bought for cheap and sounded incredible. I want to bring them to your attention in the hope that you follow suit and we can all benefit from it and build more profitable vinyl collections.
I tried to conver different genres, musical tastes and countries of provenance.
"Crime of the Century" is Supertramp's artistic peak in my opinion. Not just because of the music, but also the production values. Few popular music albums have the dynamic range this one has. I've never heard the Speakers Corner version, which gets a lot of praise, but I've heard the MFSL version and I definitely don't like it. The guys at MFSL tried hard to make an already great-sounding album sound even better, and failed. I have an original UK pressing which, BTW, is one of the thinnest/lightest records in my collection, and one of the best-sounding as well.
Thanks for your input. Saves me the trouble of going after the MFSL. Yes, the Speakers Corner is a great version, but the 1st UK or Eu version don't fall behind. As I said, I bought it when it came out but nowadays, I wouldn't fork out the cash it goes for . I find it insane.
Greetings from Austria! RUclips randomly recommended me this video and I am glad I didn't skip it. I wanted to thank you for such a lovely video! I am very new to vinyl records and was a bit overwhelmed by all the options as well as price/condition hunt, and your video helped me to find a few affordable old releases in mint (supposedly?) condition that are exactly what I was looking for to start my collection with.
That's exactly what I had in mind when I opened this channel. We'd be much better off if we shared our scores instead of drooling over some reissues which, sometimes, and to my ears, are overrated. But that's me, of course. Others may disagree. Thanks for your input.
Very useful! Thank you!
That Buddy Holly record was a big deal when it was released because it was a recently discovered tape of recordings thought to be lost. Good score
I had no idea whatsoever. I simply lucked out and I'm glad I did! The album sounds fantastic
Very nice insight into some classic albums 👍
Hope you enjoyed it!
Wonderfull, i find some cheep records that sound amazing too , 50's & 60's mono surprise me how the quality of recordings were, and as i've up graded Hi Fi , it great to re-visit these albums
Yes, a time when things were made to last. I've got a UK second pressing of Please Please Me (1963) I bought in VG condition, full of hairlines, fingerprints and whatnot and there's only the odd crackle between tracks. Not a single tick or pop when the music overrides background noise. Sounds like you're in the studio with the band. On the other hand, some modern reissues start sounding funny after a couple of listens...
when you say sound funny ? worn out allready, or lacking sound stage ?
No. You start getting ticks and pops that weren't there in the first place. Lack of quality control. Thanks for your interest@@LyndonSoulGroove
Good job putting these on I really enjoyed someone digging the music without the ego of a top end collector in the the music matters 😀
Glad you enjoyed it
Here's another good one, Artie Shaw Re-Creates His Great '38 Band. It sounds absolutely incredible on original stereo copies.
Thanks a lot!!!
Great video, I will try to find that Buddy Holly album.
Could you please share the matrix from the Revolver album? Best regards Ziggy
www.discogs.com/release/4623726-The-Beatles-Revolver
Hello from New Zealand. Like you i enjoy soundtracks and have many. The Trainspotting and Snatch movie soundtracks are cool. I like Linda Ronstadt and own a copy of her hits album too. I agree with you on the sound quality. Supertramps album Crime of the Century is a classic. Their album Breakfast in America sold by the truckload in 1979. I love Roxy Music and had their albums in the 1970s. I like For your Pleasure 1973, Country Life 1974, Siren 1975, Manifesto 1979. and Bryan Ferrys solo albums Lets stick Together 1976, and In your Mind 1977 are good. His 1980s album Boys and Girls is worth a listen too. Im old enough to remember 1960s Motown music on the radio, and the Supremes were excellent . Thanks for your video from Carl.
Thanks for your input. Glad we share some common interests
You mentioned The Mastering Lab (TML) which was run by Doug Sax in California, not Bob Ludwig in New York!
I know. The correction is stated on the video, written in black. Watch carefully.
In white, sorry. 08:04
So good ones right there, Also love compilations 👌🏼🎶
Thanks for your input
Love that Supertramp!
You have what many consider to be the best crime of the century with the speakers corner and also the Uk. The MFSL is said to be behind those two pressings. I’m trying to pick up a UK original but I’m looking for a NM copy with ‘reasonably’ decent vinyl.
Remember it's A5B5. I suppose you already know
Is that a UK or US pressing? The US pressing has TML in the runout groove, the UK pressing has MELYS (handwritten) in the runout grooves.
TML both sides
Thanks for posting this interesting video. I started a small collection of Import CDs. So, this video is timely
Glad to help out. Thanks for your input
Europeans don't know much about real American music, The Marshall Tucker Band WHERE WE ALL BELONG, CAROLINA DREAMS, TOGETHER FOREVER, how 'bout Pure Prairie League BUSTIN' OUT, Roy Buchanan SECOND ALBUM, Merle Haggard HIS EPIC 11, Merle & Willie SEASHORES OF OLD MEXICO, Earth, Wind & Fire GRATITUDE, AWB White Album, Jerry Lee Lewis ROCKIN' MY LIFE AWAY, John Anderson SUPER HITS, and many more.
So Steely Dan, Allman Brothers, Lynyrd Skynyrd,etc. are not American music?
@@obre9523 don't know much.
Americans don't know much about much else, though
@@fmellish71 Don't have to, we're Americans.