Audiofool-quality Prog

[Mississippi Blind Child Assburn]

(I stole this idea from a prog forum)



FM - Headroom direct to disc


True Myth - same the first commercially released digitally-recorded rock lp (and ,no, its not Stevie Wonder) and its CANADIAN. Excellent pwog lp also - with vocalist sounding like Greg Lake


Of course -Dark Side Of the Moon.


Seems like many mediocre progs were recorded with care:
The first two Saga lps
Alan Parsons Project - first
Jeff Wayne - War of the Worlds


Wot about cds?

[The Permed One]

You lost me Assburn!

What was the first digitally Recorded Klaus Schulze LP? Dont look on Wiki thats cheatin'

[_D_S_J_R_]

Dig-it?

[Mississippi Blind Child Assburn]

Aye, without looking it up, I would venture either "Dig It" (hey, the title says it all) or "Dune"

[Fretless]

I'm pretty sure it was Dig-it. The album after it, 'Trancefer' was initially released as a pressing of 45 rpm for better sound quality. The Enid did the same with 'The Spell' over 2 discs.

[The Permed One]

Dig-it?

Yep

Wallace [Assburn] are yew desperate bringing you prog antics onto Subjective, wassup with Soft lads forum?

[Mississippi Blind Child Assburn]

Nuffink.

Rudy is begging for you to come back.
He tried to get Ivor to behave, but no joy.

[Mississippi Blind Child Assburn]

Yeah Fret. I have The Spell and that 45 Transfer. I seem to recall Schultze had 2 or 3 45rpms on his I.Communications label - Baffo Banfi "Hearth" lp , for instance.

[Mississippi Blind Child Assburn]

Some they suggested:
Universe Zero - live
Supertramp -crime of century (hey! dats not pwog!)
Beardfish-Void
Pendragon-Mountains
IQ-Ever/Subterranea

[The Permed One]

They all sound ok depends if you have tone controls or not