Robert_eb
Supporting Actor
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- Sep 14, 2001
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Has anyone compared the new remastered Live At Leeds with the MFSL version?
Some prefer the original running order (& fewer songs) of the original release.I sure do. I have the 1995 remaster and the original CD and I prefer the original CD with all the crackling noises, original raw sounding mix, and correct running order.
I'll have to grab that 4-CD LIFEHOUSE set someday.Not 4-CD, 6-CD!!!
The MFSL is extremely rare, as it was the LAST MFSL to hit the stores (only barely) before they suspended operations.
Not 4-CD, 6-CD!!!oops thats what i meant.:b
Didn't the MFSL use the same digital files as the redbook aluminum disc of the 1995 remix/remaster?That's what I've heard. Same with Who's Next.
I'm not sure if the remixed masters even exist in the analog domain. They probably just mixed 'em straight to digital.
Ryan
That's what I've heard. Same with Who's Next.Which would mean that the Steve Hoffman mastered budget CD of WHo's Next (still available in Canada I believe - search the music section here for the detailed thread) would sound significantly better than the expensive MFSL version. Who knew?
NP: Andy Summers / Victor Biglione : "Strings Of Desire"
Which would mean that the Steve Hoffman mastered budget CD of WHo's Next (still available in Canada I believe - search the music section here for the detailed thread) would sound significantly better than the expensive MFSL version. Who knew?Yep, that's true. I just picked up an extra-extra-extra copy of Who's Next (Hoffman-mastered) & Pete's All The Best Cowboys Have Chinese Eyes (original mix), plus an extra copy of Who's Last ( proof that I am an out of control Who freak :b ) at www.hmv.com . Who's Next & Chinese Eyes were both less than six bucks US$.
I don't think any of those are still in print in the USA.
-Dan