Pierre Lambion
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Hi,
this is my first post on this board but I've been reading it for several weeks.
First of all I would like to congratulate you for this excellent community and especially thank those who recommended Michael Hedges in the "Amazing Guitar" thread. I did not know him and it has been a wonderful discovery.
I now have a question for all the Pink Floyd fans: I have an old recording (on tape!) of Wish You Were Here. As it is so far my favourite Pink Floyd album, I want to buy the CD.
It seems there are three versions of it (on Amazon anyway):
A review mentions that the 25th anniversary would have a better sound, closer to the original 33LP.
Do you have any advice/opinion? Or a general rule to pick the best sounding version? Should I wait for the 2001 edition?
I am not that much of an audiophile anyway and I will be listening to it on a portable MD. But why not pick the best source anyway?
Thanks in advance,
Pierre
this is my first post on this board but I've been reading it for several weeks.
First of all I would like to congratulate you for this excellent community and especially thank those who recommended Michael Hedges in the "Amazing Guitar" thread. I did not know him and it has been a wonderful discovery.
I now have a question for all the Pink Floyd fans: I have an old recording (on tape!) of Wish You Were Here. As it is so far my favourite Pink Floyd album, I want to buy the CD.
It seems there are three versions of it (on Amazon anyway):
- Remastered
- 25th anniversary
- 2001 edition (not available yet)
A review mentions that the 25th anniversary would have a better sound, closer to the original 33LP.
Do you have any advice/opinion? Or a general rule to pick the best sounding version? Should I wait for the 2001 edition?
I am not that much of an audiophile anyway and I will be listening to it on a portable MD. But why not pick the best source anyway?
Thanks in advance,
Pierre