[Matthew-Spaltro]

Metallica-and justice for all
Black Sabbath-vol 4
deep purple-shades of deep purple
black sabbath-born again
megadeth-rust in peace
megadeth-killing is my business
anything else....????

 

[Dusty Chalk]

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Originally posted by Matthew-Spaltro deep purple-shades of deep purple

Have you heard the remaster? It's old, but it's not bad. MHO.

Haven't heard some of these others recently, but...what's wrong with them?

The only obvious one that I do agree with is the Metallica one, but I've heard all those others, and I don't remember them being glaringly bad.

 

[eastsidemetalhd]

the Oblivians have put out some nasty sounding ones ... but that was the point, i guess.

 

[gloco]

Rust in Peace? Um, that actually sounds really good.

Oasis: whats the story morning glory gets my vote.

 

[Matthew-Spaltro]

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Originally posted by gloco Rust in Peace? Um, that actually sounds really good. Oasis: whats the story morning glory gets my vote.

Um, were do I start. The drums are very poorly tracked. The guitar has no bite what so ever. The recording is way too much on the clean side. Shall I go on.

 

[gloco]

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Originally posted by Matthew-Spaltro Um, were do I start. The drums are very poorly tracked. The guitar has no bite what so ever. The recording is way too much on the clean side. Shall I go on.

Clean side? What do you mean? It doesnt have that bite that can actually make you deaf? Oh, i tend to like the smooth nature of the recording. Compared to Countdown..., Rust in Peace surely doesnt sound that great, but its not a terrible recording by any means.

To be quite honest, your the first person to state its a poor recording. Drums are poorly tracked? Hmm, sounds fine to my ears, but then again, i liked how and justice for all sounds (minus the funky cymbal and high hat), so it might very well just be my personal tastes.

Try the oasis album if you havent yet, thats a terrible recording!

 

[Matthew-Spaltro]

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Originally posted by gloco Clean side? What do you mean? It doesnt have that bite that can actually make you deaf? Oh, i tend to like the smooth nature of the recording. Compared to Countdown..., Rust in Peace surely doesnt sound that great, but its not a terrible recording by any means. To be quite honest, your the first person to state its a poor recording. Drums are poorly tracked? Hmm, sounds fine to my ears, but then again, i liked how and justice for all sounds (minus the funky cymbal and high hat), so it might very well just be my personal tastes. Try the oasis album if you havent yet, thats a terrible recording!

Well by clean side I mean there is no bite in the gutair just like you pointed out. I guess it all boiles down to what sounds good to you I suppose. I think you will agree with me when I say that Born Again had some atrocious production qualties although Iommi's guitar solos had a very cool guitar tone going. Countdown has some great production qualties but I would put Metallica's black album ahead of Countdown production wise. I have not heard the Oasis album yet. Mayby I will pick it up just to see how bad it actualy is. Does it have that Shampane Supernova song on it? I hate that song!!

 

[coolvij]

I think I'd say Aenima by Tool - it's muddy, the vocals are mixed in very poorly (on cheap equipment, the effects are really effective, but on my K501s, i can barely make out what Maynard is saying).........however, I feel that the worst recording I have is Electric Ladyland by Jimi Hendrix. Such super music....such TERRIBLE recording.......especially the original - the remaster is ALMOST decent.....

 

[Matthew-Spaltro]

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Originally posted by coolvij I think I'd say Aenima by Tool - it's muddy, the vocals are mixed in very poorly (on cheap equipment, the effects are really effective, but on my K501s, i can barely make out what Maynard is saying).........however, I feel that the worst recording I have is Electric Ladyland by Jimi Hendrix. Such super music....such TERRIBLE recording.......especially the original - the remaster is ALMOST decent.....

I agree on both accusations coolvij. Both are on the not so good side. Have you heard the first 3 Deep Purple albums? Now those are bad.

 

[gloco]

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Originally posted by Matthew-Spaltro I have not heard the Oasis album yet. Mayby I will pick it up just to see how bad it actualy is. Does it have that Shampane Supernova song on it? I hate that song!!

hehe, yeah it has Champagne SUPA nova..lol.

It's actually a great album, give it a spin, then you'll see how good we have it with Rust in Peace, lol.

 

[secretagent44]

Just about anything by Half-Japanese. It's intentional though, and that makes all the difference.

 

[Matthew-Spaltro]

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Originally posted by gloco hehe, yeah it has Champagne SUPA nova..lol. It's actually a great album, give it a spin, then you'll see how good we have it with Rust in Peace, lol.

Sorry about my typing. High school education only

More seriously though. Have you heard the Born Again album. Now that is a pathetic recording.

 

[gloco]

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Originally posted by Matthew-Spaltro Sorry about my typing. High school education only More seriously though. Have you heard the Born Again album. Now that is a pathetic recording.

Hehe, i wasn't trying to pick on your spelling, that's how Liam from Oasis pronounces the song in concert

I haven't heard Born Again...who's it by again?

 

[Matthew-Spaltro]

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Originally posted by gloco Hehe, i wasn't trying to pick on your spelling, that's how Liam from Oasis pronounces the song in concert I haven't heard Born Again...who's it by again?

It was the 1983 Black Sabbath album featuring Ian Gillian on vocals. It was one of the main inspirations for the Spinal Tap movie.

 

[gloco]

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Originally posted by Matthew-Spaltro It was the 1983 Black Sabbath album featuring Ian Gillian on vocals. It was one of the main inspirations for the Spinal Tap movie.

Hell no, i stopped with Master of Reality