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Listening to Analogue Productions newly released Stevie Ray Vaughan

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Posted on September 24, 2016 at 12:10:27
spindoctor
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 Stevie Ray and Double Trouble "In Step"
The cut Riviera Paradise, slow blues but really a waltz in 4/4 time is exquisitely recorded. Totally quiet and I feel like I'm in the club listening to them play. Kudos and Props to Analogue Productions, Quality Recordings, and Acoustic Sounds for this magnificent recording. Just plain wonderful.

Sim

 

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RE: Listening to Analogue Productions newly released Stevie Ray Vaughan, posted on September 24, 2016 at 18:06:30
Sondek
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 Not bad for digital is it? I've got the 45 set and "In Step" is just beautiful. Very nice job.

 

Y'know I have the cd..., posted on September 24, 2016 at 18:36:17
spindoctor
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 And the vinyl leaves it in the dust to my ears.
Sim

 

RE: Y'know I have the cd..., posted on September 24, 2016 at 19:06:19
Sondek
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 The master of In Step is supposed to be digital. The rest of them have analog masters. I've never heard the CD, but I have no doubt the LP sounds better. AP make quality products.

 

RE: Y'know I have the cd..., posted on September 27, 2016 at 05:23:23
bajaed
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 I should have this on Wednesday or Thursday, really excited.

Any other listening impressions?

 

RE: Listening to Analogue Productions newly released Stevie Ray Vaughan, posted on September 28, 2016 at 23:00:08
IanLane
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 Speaking of SRV reissues, has anyone heard the Music on Vinyl Sky is Crying, and maybe compared it to to Chad's edition in his box set?

I know the MOV is almost certainly 24/96 digital at best but if it is half decent I would go for it.

Thanks

 

RE: Listening to Analogue Productions newly released Stevie Ray Vaughan, posted on October 8, 2016 at 08:30:41
rrob
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 I picked up "In Step APB 099" yesterday. One of the many stickers on the plastic sleeve says "100% Analog Masters." Another states "Original Master Tapes."

Do any of those guarantee an all analogue process was used?

 

RE: Listening to Analogue Productions newly released Stevie Ray Vaughan, posted on October 8, 2016 at 09:26:47
blake
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 In Step is a digital recording. Mastered in this case from an analog tape of a digital recording.

It's stuff like this that gives the record labels a bad name IMO.

It's a jungle out there. Pretty sad.

 

RE: Listening to Analogue Productions newly released Stevie Ray Vaughan, posted on October 8, 2016 at 09:35:54
rrob
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 Thanks. Regardless of marketing and pedigree, this is an excellent sounding recording.

 

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