Pink Floyd Ummagumma 2011 Rar Extractor
Now that a lot of us have had a chance to listen to a number of the Pink Floyd 2011 remastered discs, which titles do you think offer the biggest sound quality improvement over what you have previously owned / heard? You may vote for an unlimited number of titles. I am curious to see if we can get a consensus on which disc(s) offer the biggest sound improvement. Sketchup License Key.
The Piper at the Gates of Dawn A Saucerful of Secrets Soundtrack from the Film More Ummagumma (live + studio) Atom Heart Mother Meddle Obscured by Clouds The Dark Side of the Moon Wish You Were Here Animals The Wall The Final Cut A Momentary Lapse of Reason The Division Bell All of the Above None of the Above. I have been listening to Meddle over the past couple of days and I have been most impressed with the improvement in sound for this one - especially on the song Echoes. I can honestly say that the 2001 remaster of Echoes really blew me away.
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The drums sounded like they were right there in the room with me. I also agree that Animals is also a significant improvement. Even though this is not one of my top / favorite albums by them, after listening to the remaster I really got into it a lot more than I have previously.
DSOTM and WYWH are the other two I have listened to. While both sound good, I wasn't blown away by either.
I'll be moving on to The Wall next. Well, I was extremely impressed with the 2011 'Atom Heart Mother' when I heard it a few days ago. I have not replayed it or compared it to the Sax remaster as yet which I was never disappointed with so I can't say for certain that it is an improvement. I also have the 2011 'Piper.' , 'Saucerful.'
'More', 'Obscured By Clouds' and 'Animals'. Of these titles I have only listened to 'Obscured.' And 'Animals' so far and I was underwhelmed. Well admittedly I was extremely tired at the time and not really in the right frame of mind so I didn't give them a fair hearing. I have always loved the sound of the Sax 'Obscured By Clouds' so I was expecting big things from the 2011 Guthrie but I didn't think the difference was all that significant. When I have the chance to listen to them properly I will post futher comments and place my vote in the poll.
This guy from amazon.com seems to like Animals a lot ' Pink Floyd, is a hard band to EQ. Turn up the highs and lose the lows. It also works the other way around. So having to turn UP your stereo up to massive sound levels of volume just to hear more detail, rarely works [see: Steve Hoffman]. Download Free Evolution By Robert Bruce Pdf To Jpg. JAMES GUTHRIE and Co., have found a perfect balance between the too quiet Hoffman CDs and too loud CDs. ANIMALS, has always been remastered way too quiet. Even those Japanese versions left you wanting just a bit.
Animals, was very well recorded to begin with. It just needed a TAD more volume to put it over the edge. So this 2011 remaster has a little more volume and everything sounds just amazing. These are not just a rehash of the 'Oh, By The Way' box set CDs. These are much better sounding. If you liked the sound of the remastered BEATLES' volume and sound, you will just love this.
Also, if you loved the volume / cleanliness and clearness of, ECHOS: The Best Of Pink Floyd [e.g. SHEEP] you will also love this version. OR, if you loved Peter Gabriel's 2010 remasters you will just love this regular CD. If you are expecting, LED ZEPPELIN: MotherShip, kind of volume you will be disappointed. As I have written before; this CD has the perfect balance between too quiet and too loud. I can also apply this review too the other regular CDs called, The Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here and Meddle [all a little louder]. Each at a different volume, the sound volume increase suited for each particular CD.
Some more volume, more clarity for each different instrument and all wonderful!!! A Momentary Lapse Of Reason, sounds a little better than the 2005 version which also had some re-mixing done by, Guthrie. SO, this is not just another rip off and is well worth your money.