Studio quality is readily affordable and available.
(Heck, even the Ederol/Presonus/MOTU level converters sound really good these days. Not only is this not out of reach, it's actually really affordable to have a very audiophile setup now. You could pick up a 1st gen Apogee Duet for $200 that would blow away $10,000 worth of analog vinyl gear that was your only 'audiophile' option 20 years ago. I don't hear the "sound" of the format anymore. 24/96 digital through my Apogee converters trumps everything. I started out as that snobby analog guy with the expensive turntable setup (that I'm still very happy to have) and always hated the chirpy sound of CD's. CD is one of the earliest digital formats from over 30 years ago! Since I do not have the equipment,I can't compare with Hi-Fi digital.I'm only guessing 24/96 digital is superior.Well that goes without saying. I was comparing analogue to garden variety 16 bit CD. Maybe you had better tapes in the UK (just like the vinyl was typically better)? I've heard tapes where they would fade out the song on the longer side and fade it back in to continue on the other side so that they wouldn't have any wasted blank tape on one side (like some 8-track tapes did around the track change - and always losing the content in the middle - not rewinding it a moment for the continuation). was thrilled when I noticed it was the identical issue of the others. For example Ummagumma with only AD live and then the studio album (STC, CWTAE, & ASOS dropped). Otherwise, it was mint (all of the pink floyd tapes except Ummagumma and Meddle were still sealed when I got them) Next. The big thing I remember is songs being dropped to save tape. Vintage Cassette Tape - Pink Floyd, A Collection of Great Dance Songs, 1981, Tested, Very Good Condition Records4ever. Add to Favorites Pink Floyd Relics Cassette MediaObsolete. I think MFSL and maybe some others tried to raise the bar but these were the cheaper copies for them too. Pink Floyd Ummagumma Cassette MediaObsolete.
Much worse than mp3! This is what I remember the pre-records as. But when things get cheapened the quality drops off drastically. Much higher fidelity that 16 bit CD for example. Cassettes as we know CAN be a very high quality medium with a nice well tuned deck and quality tape. Roger Waters – Several Species Of Small Furry Animals Gathered Together In A Cave And Grooving With A Pict.ĭ1.Every pre-recorded cassette (that's what I remember calling them back in the day - I guess to distinguish them from high quality copies you made yourself) I've ever heard was very much intended to be the cheap copy. LP 2: Studio Album( Richard Wright – Sysyphus)Ĭ3. Pink Floyd – Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun Pink Floyd – Careful With That Axe Eugene Screws on tape 1 in side 2, and on tape 2 in side 1. Part 3 is among the shortest Pink Floyd songs ever released only ' Stop ' 0:30, from The Wall, and ' A New Machine (Part 2) ' 0:38, from. Lindy, Nick Masons wife at the time, played flute on parts 1 and 3 of 'The Grand Viziers Garden Party'. LP 1:Live Album LIVE ALBUM Recorded at MOTHERS Birmingham & Manchester College of Commerce, June 1969. Shells 3: tape 1 tape 2 White shell with text printed on shell in blue. Until The Division Bell, Ummagumma was the only Pink Floyd album to feature a female instrumentalist. The Stereo Remastered Album On Double Heavyweight 180gr Vinyl in Gatefold sleeve!
Remastered from the Original analogue tapes by Bernie Grundman, James Guthrie, Joel Plante. Live tracks include Careful With That Axe, Eugene and Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun, while studio tracks include Grantchester Meadows and The Narrow Way. One album features Pink Floyd’s then-current live set, while Disc 2 includes solo compositions and performances by each member of the band. This was the band’s first double album and has one of their most iconic cover images. Pink Floyd – Ummagumma – Vinyl 2LP 180gr Pink Floyd – Ummagumma – Vinyl 2LP 180gr in Gatefold Sleeve
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