Pure anologue modern vinyl

[savvypaul]

Back on topic.

I have a few releases on the Jack White 'Third Man' label - Loretta Lynn and Margo Price - both are compressed and a bit murky, to my ears.

[karatestu]

I am unsure just how “analog” a recording can be when it involves digital processing.

Some recordings have avoided digital processing as well. Pure anologue.

[NSNO2021]

As I like John Mellencamp I was intrigued by the mention of his new analogue album, turns out its been stalled by C19 and is now scheduled for later this year. Fingers crossed its decent

[Daniel Quinn]

The day I ask myself , how was this recorded is the day a blow my head off

Sure , perhaps they could sound better , but for instance Duke 1980 recorded s the farm Surrey is 3 blokes creating magic not sat round the table discussing recording techniques .

Each record is a slice of history , I don't care how it was recorded.

[NSNO2021]

And conversely I care passionately how its been recorded, which studio/s it was recorded in, who produced it, mixed it & mastered it, because without that understanding the history is no where near complete. And sorry to be a kill joy but I have no desire to indulge in any form of self harm, in fact I am as happy as happy can be

[Daniel Quinn]

History of what?

Stuff that ain't important. It's a record , listen to it .

It's analogous to those people who are more interested in how a novel was written than the actual novel.

[NSNO2021]

History of what?

Stuff that ain't important. It's a record , listen to it .

It's analogous to those people who are more interested in how a novel was written than the actual novel.

In your opinion and I am perfectly happy that your opinion differs, it would be boring if we all thought the same ( in my opinion )

[Daniel Quinn]

My opinion and the truth are inextricably linked

As Nietzsche noted "artists are the manure from which there art grows. "

Although I do believe some people are interested in manure .

[savvypaul]

I like the idea of being knowledgeable about recordings, but I just bung the record on and listen. With the flitting nature of streaming, half the time I don't even look at what the track is called...

[NSNO2021]

I also dip in and out via Tidal or 6 music but when I find something that's a bit special then I start digging into to the " who, what, where" side of things. There's no right or wrong, how can there be when music is such an emotional and subjective matter ?