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AstroDan
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Post by AstroDan » Wed Jul 16, 2008 9:07 am

Lou Reed's 'Transformer' re-issue from a couple/few years back sounds like this. Really open - tight and crisp guitars and cymbals in particular - good in-your-face vocals. This CD would be perfect for providing an example of proper dynamics to someone raised on a diet of the last ten years of pop mastering; it's radically dynamic...in a good way.


Slider,

Gotta get a good copy of that record. :)
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Post by Slider » Wed Jul 23, 2008 4:21 pm

AstroDan wrote:Lou Reed's 'Transformer' re-issue from a couple/few years back sounds like this. Really open - tight and crisp guitars and cymbals in particular - good in-your-face vocals. This CD would be perfect for providing an example of proper dynamics to someone raised on a diet of the last ten years of pop mastering; it's radically dynamic...in a good way.
Yes!
My copy is the early RCA issue with no limiting to be found. I don't think they messed with the newer reissue much either.
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