[chinesekiwi]

So, what albums, in your opinion, deserve a proper non-Loudness War'ed remaster but haven't been remastered as of yet?
 
For me, the low-fi yet so good
 
Wu-Tang Clan 'Enter the 36 Chambers'.
 
Low-fi yet musically yet one of the best hip-hop albums of all time.
I would love to hear a great remaster of this album to give this album proper justice.
You?

 

[BotByte]

Miles Davis, Kind of Blue with some audio scraping and cleaning, the recording that time makes the entire album sound like it was recorded outside in the rain, which is part of it's feeling
 
Frank Sinatra, In the wee hours, to equal out the volume
 
Chris Botti, Live in Boston, needs some TLC
 
The Planets OP 32, all of the albums because there isn't much out

 

[Uncle Erik]

Pretty much the entire Flaming Lips catalog. I think SACDs would turn a tidy profit for them, as well. I'd pay $30-$40 for a well-done Yoshimi.

 

[buffalowings]

red hot chili peppers jupiter, mars, californatication

 

[dspang]

Deftones - Adrenaline.
 
One of my favorite albums of all time.  The problem is to me it always sounded a bit tinny and small. 
I always thought songs that hit as hard as those for me could use a little more aural punch.

 

[3602]

Kate Ryan - French Connection
Very, very awesome songs - just too dynamically compressed (look up Loudness War).

 

[salannelson]

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Miles Davis, Kind of Blue with some audio scraping and cleaning, the recording that time makes the entire album sound like it was recorded outside in the rain, which is part of it's feeling

Wait.. what? I'm not sure what you're trying to say.

 

[aroldan]

All Led Zeppelin albums, specially Led Zeppelin I

 

[Gazza]

Anthrax - Persistence of Time

 

[LFF]

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All Led Zeppelin albums, specially Led Zeppelin I

These need remixing so badly!
 


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red hot chili peppers jupiter, mars, californatication

 
Stadium Arcadium has had a proper release on vinyl.


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Miles Davis, Kind of Blue with some audio scraping and cleaning, the recording that time makes the entire album sound like it was recorded outside in the rain, which is part of it's feeling
 
Frank Sinatra, In the wee hours, to equal out the volume
 
Chris Botti, Live in Boston, needs some TLC
 
The Planets OP 32, all of the albums because there isn't much out

Kind of Blue, the Legacy Edition is the best you will find on CD format. The Japan SACD is a flat transfer from the three-tracks. They all need some restoration IMHO. There is also a remaster by Pristine Audio which has alleviated many of these small problems.
 
For Frank Sinatra's "In The Wee..", you can find a flat transfer of the master tape (and best sounding version) on the Alan Dell 22CD UK EMI Boxset. Check ebay as people routinely part these out.

 

[Pisn4e]

 
Tool's 10000 days
Infected mushroom's last 2 albums.
 
 
@LFF you're always got great advice on mastering. Just a quick thumbs up.

 

[necropimp]

the first 3 Judas Priest albums... especially sin after sin

 

[Accoun]

NiN - Broken
Urghh... 

 

[LFF]

The entire Capitol & Reprise output of Frank Sinatra in both mono and stereo.
 
The entire Capitol & Reprise output of Dean Martin in both mono and stereo.
 
Red Hot Chili Peppers - Californication but pretty much anything after Mother's Milk. Would love to see a greatest hits comp put out by Audio Fidelity!
 
A proper digital release of Louis Armstrong Plays King Oliver. An amazing recording but rarely heard.
 
TOOL - 10'000 Days could use a proper remaster especially if you compare it to the sound of the original ZOO CD's.
 
All of the Ella Fitzgerald songbooks deserve a proper stereo and mono release.
 
The Doors - The Doors in a proper digital mono release.
 
The original Star Wars soundtracks deserve a proper release either remixed from the multitracks or from what they used for the 70mm print.

 

[yooss]

All Muse albums except The Resistance.