HW: EMI remasters?

Sonique sonique at MAIL.PCMICRO.COM.AU
Wed Jul 9 08:00:10 EDT 1997


On  9 Jul 97 at 9:40, Dave Berry wrote:

I agree with the general consensus here on all points, and nearly wasn't
going to add to it until this:

> The only remaster I kind of regret buying is the first album.  That's
> because I never played it, and although the remaster is better quality
> etc., I still never play it.  So another rule of thumb would be to
> buy the remaster of your favourites first (assuming you already know
> the music).

I'd disagree strongly here. I've had the first album on vinyl for
about 15 years, and in all that time I probably only listened to it 3 or 4
times. When I bought the remasters (all under $A30 thankyou!) and listened to
that one, it struck me MUCH more than the others. I must have listened to it
about 30 times in a row! I admit this i spartly "re-discovering", but while I
can't put my finger on any significant improvement compared to the other
remasters, it was this release which I found was given the best 'emotional'
effect due to the remastering. I even put the vinyl back on the player - but
didn't feel the same about it.

But then again I'm probably just crazy, so I'd say the priorty should be
ISOS, HotMG, DFL, SR then HW

Just my (seasonaly adjusted) 2c worth

Sonique

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