Pricey reissues made solely for audiophiles who likes quiet backgrounds and spend higher buck.
originals are noisier, but present sound way better
originals are noisier, but present sound way better
Latest "stamper" discovery
Culling the record collection, and multiple copies of Steely Dan's "Gaucho" were part of the lot.
I wasn't aware of an interesting fact,until comparing 2 cheap bin finds I've had for years. One sealed second run presss,(bar coded) and one early press(no bar code).
Deciding the earlier press sounds nicer, I check the dead wax- RL...I wasn't aware Bob Ludwig was involved in this album. The later, sealed press still sounds nice, especially since it's perfect in every way otherwise.This album is my least favorite SD album. The first 3 are my go-tos.
Just like me Zep pressings, this album has the sound which reiminds you what all the fuss is about.
For the Dan heads who don't have one already-get it. My guess, it's more convincing than any pricey reissue.
I wasn't aware of an interesting fact,until comparing 2 cheap bin finds I've had for years. One sealed second run presss,(bar coded) and one early press(no bar code).
Deciding the earlier press sounds nicer, I check the dead wax- RL...I wasn't aware Bob Ludwig was involved in this album. The later, sealed press still sounds nice, especially since it's perfect in every way otherwise.This album is my least favorite SD album. The first 3 are my go-tos.
Just like me Zep pressings, this album has the sound which reiminds you what all the fuss is about.
For the Dan heads who don't have one already-get it. My guess, it's more convincing than any pricey reissue.
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