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Songs from the Past
Fantastic CD from one of the most overlooked bands from the 60s. Most highly recommended. You'll never hear better harmonizing.
Published 6 days ago by J. S. Share
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Another Great Song Falls Victim to Bad Remastering
I have an mp3 of this song in my collection, but it was ripped from vinyl and has some pops throughout. I figured that a remastered digital version would be a big improvement. Boy, was I wrong. Yes, the digital version is free of pops, but it's been remastered to be as loud as possible using massive amounts of dynamic compression. As a result, the track is loud to the...
Published on January 4, 2010 by J. Farmer
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
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Another Great Song Falls Victim to Bad Remastering,
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This review is from: Fresh Air (2001 Digital Remaster) (MP3 Download)
I have an mp3 of this song in my collection, but it was ripped from vinyl and has some pops throughout. I figured that a remastered digital version would be a big improvement. Boy, was I wrong. Yes, the digital version is free of pops, but it's been remastered to be as loud as possible using massive amounts of dynamic compression. As a result, the track is loud to the point of being distorted whenever the vocals or instruments peak - especially when Dino Valenti sings the more urgent vocals toward the end of the song. I opened the file in an audio editor and saw that the waveform is clipped in a lot of places. I won't be buying any more tracks from this "remastered" album.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Songs from the Past,
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This review is from: Fresh Air (2001 Digital Remaster) (MP3 Download)
Fantastic CD from one of the most overlooked bands from the 60s. Most highly recommended. You'll never hear better harmonizing.
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