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  • Oct 18, 2022

    Tha Carter III

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    PADYBU

    Ayyy

    That Abbey Road is my favourite for that album though I don't dislike the latest master either, I just prefer the OG

    A stereo downmix (of MCH if you can) of the 2003 5.1 of Pet Sounds is soooo niceee

    That 2eye for B****es Brew is really nice but the 1996 SRCS 9118~9 CD is what i've been preferring

    I haven't heard that Love Supreme, I do have a 2010 A***ogue Production rip though. Speaking Coltrane, I got a whole new appreciation for Blue Train when I heard the 1978 GXK8055 LP

    there's been a lot of reissues of Blue Train lately that i wanna check out. i'm not sure if i wanna cop the Tone Poet in mono or stereo (Blue Note has been doing an excellent job with the Classic Series btw)

  • Oct 18, 2022
    chili

    Honestly I might even prefer it to my 1987 vinyl copy, the 2020 added so much low end that this album desperately needed

    yep. i did a side-by-side with my OG and 2020 copies and it's night and day for me. 1999 has a great remaster too

  • Oct 18, 2022
    ferris

    i won’t say best ever but this comes to mind since i’m stanning them right now

    that's a great one too

  • Oct 18, 2022
    PADYBU

    for good mix/mastering I'd say it's a combo of you being able to hear everything how it was intended to be heard along with an EQ that doesn't cause listening fatigue. If the artist wants you to hear a sax for example, it'd be nice for that instrument to have the natural timbre that the instrument actually has irl with utmost clarity. Most remasters of Coltrane's Blue Train make the massive mistake of turning the highs up to draw out "detail" but they destroy the timbre in doing so and it becomes more harsh and less velvety

    then again, mix/mastering can also have artistic decisions made to it, maybe the artist wants to have something sounding murky like Tom Waits stuff likes to be. Or maybe drenched in beautiful warm reverb like Jessica Pratt's Quiet Signs

    this is exactly the type of response i was looking for, thank you my friend

  • Oct 18, 2022

    Kid A

    Perfection

  • Purrp 🌚
    Oct 18, 2022

    Motomami is one of my favorites from this year

  • Oct 18, 2022

    To throw out a random answer,Missy Elliots "Da Real World" album is mixed/mastered pretty f***ing well

  • Oct 18, 2022

    Recently went to it, Brian Brown's album Journey is still very great listen all the way through.

    worldofbrown.bandcamp.com/album/journey-2

  • Oct 18, 2022

    But,Marvin Gaye-Whats Going On and Run DMC-Raising Hell is stuff ive been listening to lately,and both albums have a surprisingly great mix,especially Raising Hell,that album isn't as outdated as you think(its of its time tho).

  • CARMEN 🐉
    Oct 19, 2022
    GIO GIO
    !https://youtu.be/I1Ha6j5248k

    When the flutes come in

    what makes this album stand out especially is the mixing

  • CARMEN 🐉
    Oct 19, 2022

    Bluespruce is one of the best engineers ever

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    All of Shellac’s albums and the two most recent Oxbow albums, The Narcotic Story and Thin Black Duke.

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    Compton

  • To this day even with a pretty f***ing sizeable record collection, I think LCD soundystem’s sound of silver on wax is the best sounding album I’ve heard - the vinyl audio outclasses even flac digitals

  • cotton dockers

    All of Shellac’s albums and the two most recent Oxbow albums, The Narcotic Story and Thin Black Duke.

    I love Albini but I always thought the sound of Shellac albums I’ve heard is uncharacteristically lacking for him

  • Oct 19, 2022

    best sounding live album I’ve heard

  • Oct 19, 2022
    NewLondon21

    Nobody said The Chronic / 2001 yet

    Pathetic. Chronic is actually overrated but 2001 is BY FAR hands down the best mixed and mastered album of all time of all genres. Nothing even comes close.

  • Oct 19, 2022
    Sir Swagalot

    there's been a lot of reissues of Blue Train lately that i wanna check out. i'm not sure if i wanna cop the Tone Poet in mono or stereo (Blue Note has been doing an excellent job with the Classic Series btw)

    I've just checked out a pbthal rip of the new Tone Poet mono and it is brilliant.

  • Oct 19, 2022

    in terms of drums, one of the best ever

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    ferris

    i won’t say best ever but this comes to mind since i’m stanning them right now

    I just listened to this right now while walking my dogs - thank you so much for putting me on Album is banger after banger