Exile on main street - 2010 reissue; 48/24. Now when I shop and I'm not sure about a title I'll ask the vendor to hold the record behind the counter for a day or two so I can do some research on sites like this. ermitage records quality. I got rid of them, I have sold them. Leonard Cohens "Old Ideas" is digital, resolution unknown, but quite nice sounding. Put on album title, record label or company, and what the sources were for the record. I remember when MFSL reissued several John Lennon LP's about 10 years ago. Maybe it is just one unlucky record? Try finding an original copy of Gris Gris. ", Let the world know what you think about a record: Write a Review on Discogs! This study identifies and describes current uses of EMR data for performance measurement and considerations to further its potential in the Canadian context. Anyone else have similar quality issues with new reissues from Wax Time Records? There are a few others like that here too. These were all defective, with no top end above around 6kHz due to a screw-up somewhere along the line. EU law used to be sometimes quite advantageous, for umm, unofficial releases. Another informative article by Mikey and terrific feedback from the many knowledgeable readers; most of whom, I imagine are far more knowledgeable than myself, which is why I am throwing my question out to the field. One could put out a 180G album that was cut from a 30 years old cassette copy of your college roomate's cassette, which was 35th gen copy made at the record company factoryand say the 180G album was "sourced" from the 1st gen master. The compression may be an aesthetic choice, or may be done so to accommodate use on portable devices. Actually some of them, especially those licensed from EMI, can sound very good and could very well be analog tape sourced, but the company refuses to identify sources. Why the difference? Under 120X power, I gently pushed the material out of the grooves with the clean tip of a wooden toothpick. The CD is totally compressed while the LP has lots of dynamic range and better tonal balance. It also is used to evaluate practitioner performance, to monitor resource use, and to determine . Capitol had somereissues that were wretched (Heart - Dreamboat Annie). but when I spend $25 or $50 on a 180 gram reissue, I want to know the source used and who did the cutting, plating and pressing. The Friday Music Elvis reissues are analog and great sounding. Fly Records (HiFly 6) pressing mastered by George "Porky" Peckham, you will s..t yourself! They did not respond. http://robertmusic.blogspot.fr/2011/11/about-those-toshiba-japan-blue-no https://www.discogs.com/Santana-Abraxas/release/16479144, Love Those Vintage British Pressings? At 7 a pop, I have little to complain about. - My pressing of "Pink Moon" does not appear to have been manufactured by Simply Vinyl. If you buy from Sundazed, for instance, you can be assured that the original tape was used as the source, because Sundazed's Bob Irwin, who has worked for Sony's Legacy division for years producing CD reissues, is very focused on using masters. A lot of The Beatles 1/2 speeds were NOT done with originalEMI master tapes. How do these rate? Apart from the ones mentioned, it gets really difficult to work out what sources are. ________________________________________. See their past imports and exports, including shipments to Charlois Cooperage Usa in Cloverdale, California. Best see if you can find a review before purchase, or whether you can give it a listen. The quality on these releases has been steadily improving over the last few years. I do not have a crazy material, but I tend to perfect my system. Great article and followup posts. Simply Vinyl has done some Elvis reissues and other LPs. Of course, the CBS Mastersound LP of Dylan's Blood On The Tracks is a great example of this. I've been toying with the idea of replacing the Pro-Ject pre with a Bellari VP-130 tube pre amp, but I am wary of throwing money at the problem out of blind ignorance. Music Lovers = we make money by cutting corners not by cutting from masters. It would be worth putting an area on Analog Planet devoted to this. Rolling Stones, "Stripped" double LP. The Netherlands based Music on Vinyl label issues some albums cut from analog sources but mostly from high resolution files sourced from masters that they obtain directly from the labels (at least based on my experience). https://www.discogs.com/Santana-Abraxas/release/16479144, I just read through this whole thread and found it very interesting. A total of 18 studies analyzed the effect of an EMR on the quality of health care (78%), 16 the effect on the efficiency of health care (70%). I also really like the Japanese red mono vinyl, but mostly for the different mix. They are "simply" about vinyl. Hermitage. This is not possible in France. ERMITAGE Record Number: ERM 160-2 UPC: 8014394101603 Country: ITALY D/A Code: Analog CD Beethoven, Symphony #5 + Rehearsal. The non-recorded areas are extremely quiet. We're proud to present the Blue Note Classic Vinyl Reissue Series, a continuation of our acclaimed Blue Note 80 Vinyl Reissue Series which was launched in celebration of our 80th anniversary in 2019. The Related rights in France are fixed at 50 years for a musical work, but if I understand correctly, for an American record, it is more complex, and generally longer. It would stand to reason the highest resolution digital files were used for the LP Can you tell me please what the original sources for the HD Tracks files are? But believe whatever you want. Well if not ripped off most grossly inconvenienced due to sending stuff back in the post time and time again. Epub . Only the record companies that own the rights to a recording have access to the original master tapes. Some benefits of recordkeeping are: Records are a simple, easy, and cost-effective management tool. What do you say to that? BUT, since both Music Matters and Analog Productions have stated their releases are from the analog masters I can confirm that. I suspect Doxy is one of those labels that's sprung up in Europe to release music that's now in the public domain under EU law, which is pretty much anything pre 1961 or so, from what I understand. That could mean Bob took the master tape, did his thing, produced a 96/24 file and had Wes Garland cut from that, or that he went with the tape to NRP and cut from analog (assuming NRP has a preview head equipped playback deck), but sometimes there's nothing written in the Sundazed "deadwax", which leaves buyers with not a clue as to who did the all important lacquer cut and where it was cut, which is equally important: a mastering chain is like a hi-fi system in reverse. We compared and the difference was so great, we at first thought the ZYX was a different arrangement and performance. At least I'm not as dissapointed when it is a dud. And here's a reissue to steer WAY clear of WaxTime Lilith and others and the public domain, What about the Japan EMI DBLP Blue Note mono Reissue. Rolling Stones - 70s and 80s; 48/24K; compressed. I sometimes think these labels would do better getting a mint, native original LP, cleaning it, transferring it to 30 ips tape via a reference level set up and then cutting again. All the jazz albums I've bought on WaxTime sound horrible, in some cases like they didn't even use a CD source, but perhaps an MP3! P.S. Of course sometimes content trumps source but if the source was originally analog and the source is available, using a CD to cut a record is inexcusable. Peppersucked too. I also checked the fine print on the back cover and found "this compilation copyright 2008 Lilith Records" and "manufactured in EU under license from OOO 'Universal Music', Russia". Yes I should have mentioned them as "musts to avoid." I might back off those Ermitage records and keep looking. I guess I have to stick with mainly used vinyl. Their stuff so far as I know is just CDs pressed to vinyl. She hit the brakes, put some money in my elder brother's hands (he was the bravest of us three boys, although not the eldest) and said "Tell the store owner that your mom wants to buy the man hanging in the window." Or just 44.1/24 masquerading as 88/24? I'm reminded that not until sometime in the '70s did amplifiers advertise comparable power and distortion specs based on common criteria and that it didn't happen for car audio until the '90s. I don't believe in conspiracy theories, why would Kevin convert the tapes to digital files? Sometimes we get slightly fudged information. Also, how about somebody starts a company to release 00's music that is remastered without the massive compression (provided it's not squashed for posterity in the mixing stage already) -- I know Arcade Fire and The National have put out some great releases, but just imagine how awesome that stuff would be if MoFi remastered it with 50% more dynamic range. Say; 1. EHRs Support Provider Decision Making. Great article Michael. I have no idea. The low end was muddy (thought it was my old ears at first), sloppy mid and highs. Then there are all those cheap Blue Note reissues. 1,2 The move from vision to reality is not as simple as we would like, however. This web page shows only a small excerpt of our Ermitage research. Published by Oxford University Press on behalf of the American Medical Informatics Association 2020. You have made a very serious charge. "Hey look kids it's in a deluxe box with all this cool extra stuff". Please be more specific about your charge! This property is not currently available for sale. I pinpointed the skips and examined them under my hand-held microscope and saw lots of silvery specks all over it. I am seek advice about Venus Records from Japan. I'm not sure I see the value in such a thread. Thanks for that information. People buy it under the impression it's analogue. horrible." I can recommend whole heartedly and with a clear conscience to other music lovers, please, stay away from 4MwB. It was my first MFSL and nearly my last. This is because the vinyl can pick up every single part of the sound wave. We buy the hardware and software in the hope we're avoiding the digital nasties but it would appear there's much more to this than would appear. It's one of the flattest and most perfectly centered records I've seen in my life. You'd think there'd be some obsessive on the internet keeping track of this stuff. The DSD mastered Stones reissues sound fantastic as do original UK Deccas. Legend states that "Pink Moon" was the only Nick Drake album that still has the existing analog, 2-track master. I m sure he knows about this question of this DBLP serie blue note reissie mono Japan EMI. and anybody else who have information about this subject. I had a track on a CD made from the original pressing and we compared the two and the CD killed the vinyl played back on a very good turntable. Is best ignored even though some titles were pretty good. Ermitage un marchio ben noto a tutti gli amanti della musica e del cinema storico ed uno dei marchi pi longevi della discografia classica indipendente. I would like to say that I am more of the persuasion that record companies are ripping everyone off by knowingly releasing an inferior sounding product to keep the "remaster" business going. The UHQR Pepper ain't in that same league at all. There was a 12" single (both 33 1/3 and 45rpm) of the 1985 Power Station remake. I kept listening in hopes of adjusting my ear, but could not have avoided that eerie feeling that they tortured music to death before they buried in the vinyl. Bob Dylan Bootleg Series 8, Tell tale signs; 44.1/16k digital. These were all sourced from Capitol submasters and not EMI originals. Same faults all the time. ". Pepper. for Beatles recording engineer Geoff Emmerick at a mastering session where I got to hear the master tape that Geoff had flown over from the U.K. for a planned 30th Anniversary CD edition. Here is the confirmation I recently received from them: "Thank you for your interest in Exhibit Records. ). Talk about truth in advertising! Patricia Barbers "Caf Blue" is a 44.1/16k recording, but the LP is very listenable. I guaranty you, the ZYX was cut either from a CD or some other source that the mastering engineer completely ruined when he cut it. Perhaps one day the reissue and "HD" music businesses will reach a level of public conscieness that similar ad hoc (voluntary, yet accurate and agreed-upon) standard vocabulary --- and its uses --- will come about. As for Electric Warrior if you can find a U.K. Same for "together through life". That mastering stamp more often than not indicates a good sounding record. Not very, I'd say. Lots of labels have cottoned on to the fact that they can make great margins from knocking out a badly sourced record so long as they put a '180g audiophile vinyl' sticker on the front. I prefered a complete analog experience, that's why ilisten to Lp in the first place. Then on the other side 3 versions of I think Jeepster. This is supposed to sound good. To this day I think it's my brightest-sounding LP. Morton Feldman and Earl Brown, 3 Pierre Henry records and A couple John Cage Lp's. "shaknspin" Electronically Measures Turntable Speed Plus a Great Deal More, Review Explosion: Spiritualized, Pusha T, Bladee & Ecco2k, Father John Misty, & Swedish House Mafia, Parlogram Auctions: A Customer's Honest Experience, "Record Store DayThe Most Improbable Comeback of the 21st Century" Book Review and Interview, Review Explosion: Red Hot Chili Peppers, Weezer, Yung Lean, Son House, & Johnny Marr. great sounding This is my biggest grievance with vinyl toady. Sent: Monday, January 02, 2012 8:54 AM The main Quality record page provides information that may have been filled out when the Quality record was created and/or may need to be modified at different Phases. Hi Michael and the crew! One concern I have is that some vinyl enthusiasts will automatically reject any reissue that has been "contaminated" by digital in any way whatsoever, which might be part of the reason labels are sometimes not forthcoming with information. But we don't get that vital information as often as we'd like, do we? They sound fantastic to me, but note they do not say original analog masters. Never again. I've lost count I must say. This work is written by US Government employees and is in the public domain in the US. One of their LPs I bought had a blob of glue in the middle of side one, and this was a $40 Comus LP. Rolling Stones - 60's catalog reissues; 2.8Mhz, DSD. They use their own mastering engineers, so I imagine they aim for the best possible result. There is a limited vinyl 12" that came out for record day with 3 or 4 versions of "Get it on", Accoustic, Electric and a boogie version! Accurate and complete medical record documentation is essential in any healthcare setting. The worst-sounding piece of 180gr vinyl in my collection. This is a really good article, and hopefully, along with consumer pressure, it will lead to greater transparency from reissue labels. We later went used record shopping in Athens and I found an original Pablo Sarah Vaughn for a few bucks in near mint condition. I have bought a couple of records from this label for $15+tax: Ray Charles and Grant Green, and found the quality to be poor. 328 Compass Poin was last sold on Aug 8, 2017 for $282,000. Blues and Jazz Kevin Gray told me himself he cut them from the tapes, so yeah, believe whatever you want. That makes no sense though because some people are still interested in music from Aaliyah's catalog (which is available on an extremely limited basis right now.). Thank you ! eXhibit Records/Soundboard Sometimes you buy something, put it on the platter and get confronted with 2 dimensional, harsh crap where you were expecting something decent. Still, you would be hard-pressed to trump a well-kept, well-cleaned original. But there's no guaranty the LP was actually cut from the tape because Sundazed doesn't specify who cut and from what. Keywords: health care costs, unannounced standardized patients, medical ethics; medical records; quality of health care. Everything is there in three dimensional space in front of you. Then we figured it was a different take from the same session. You can hear it here: http://www.juno.co.uk/products/bernard-herrmann-alfred-hitchcock-psycho- and I want to say that, while it's definitely not an "audiophile sound quality" release, I'm truly impressed with the quality of the record itself. Plus they're titles that most labels wouldn't dare put out. There are so many recordswith that common "180G" gold on black sticker..when I see that sticker, I assume its straight up transfer of a CD to vinyl by whichever summer intern in the office shows a bit of apptitude. The vinyl is noisy and Dylan's voice is all over the place. Too bad they usually screw up the reissues, in my opinion knowingly. Born in the mid-eighties with the publication of some vinyl records by Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli, he later released CDs of the world's leading opera, symphonic and chamber artists. As this is the reason why someone with the original LPs would buy these. I'm sure I'm not making this up, I have a distinct memory of buying a Stevie Wonder album, I think it was Innervisions, on the 'Music Lovers' label that sounded dreadful and if I was in any dohbt that the source used wasn't analogue, or in any way near the master, you could hear the CD that was used to cut the vinyl actually skipping. Bob Dylan, "Modern Times", digital, resolution unknown. Although none of that describes sound quality it's still a help on some level knowing what's what. All are flat and muddy sounding. If all the informationis not available, there is probably a reason. We'll see, (You must log in or sign up to reply here. The 68 records which did not allow for accurate identification (38 records with poor image quality, and 30 records without a picture), were removed. Other times you get part of the story, the most important part of which is, was the original master tape the source of whatever was used to do the cuttingwhether a high resolution (96/24) digital file or a 1:1 analog copy of the master, which is what some labels have to use if the tape's owner refuses to let it out the tape vault door. Leonard Cohen - the 4 men with Beards reissues - "Apparently" all Hi-Rez digital Wax Time is made in Spain, if I recall correctly. I have two very good sounding compilation LPs from "The Swingin' Pig" from the early '80s with a selection of Beatles, Stones and Hendrix tunes. And even if they did, as a new collector, is it trial and error or is there a comprehensive list out there of the good and not so good producers? Then the labels mentioned above, steer clear of anything from Doxy, it is virtually guaranteed to be 44.1/16. The Electric Prunes and (Reprise) Meters albums sound great, the Josies are OK since the original recordings weren't that great but the music will get you moving. Price: 85. I need to review that I have it here. The article, and subsequent comments have been enlightening, but, What about the Supercuts vinyls (EU) of H-Q Records.? @Michael Fremer can you comment on whether the 2020 50th Anniversay cut of Abraxas by Kevin Gray is AAA? Are you changing your recommendations of the Fairport Convention reisuses on FMWB? Again, this is 1960s jazz material that is in the public domain in the EU. The DECCA Stones box from DSD sounds fantastic. Digital or not, those Modern Times and Together Through Life sound much better on LP than CD, particularly Modern Times. Once MFSL was able to license the whole shabang for the box setthey were granted access to vault tapes from EMI England. So there might be a tape that could be used for a reissue!

, The Old Ideas vinyl sounds remarkably superior to the CD also included in the jacket. affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network, and Maybe they should start putting the "SPARS Code" (remember this on CD) on the LP jacket. Create or Clone a Quality Record; Edit a Quality Record; Share a Quality . This is a defect known as stitching - a mechanical defect, which is both visual and audible. I have a few CD's which have no compression or equalization at all (such as Al Stewarts's Year of the Cat MFCD-803) and when you listen to it you wonder why we are compressing the dynamics at all. The reissues sound nice but the original recordings weren't audiophile material. . I built a low budget LP playback system (below) a few years ago and, frankly, the sound is uninspiring. I commend Mobile Fidelity for their Silver Series for not trying to pass these releases as being sourced from the original master tapes. How do I go about researching who is issuing what? The whole set. That's their right of course, but I swear it's almost like a disease..okay, I'm probably ranting about this in the wrong place. I think at this point any astute observer knows that "Form the original tapes" can mean anything, as in fact, EVERYTHING is ultimately sourced from the original tape if the recording was analog.

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