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In Reply to: Re: severe on the van gelding sound posted by suretyguy on November 13, 2002 at 08:20:22:
although i do like to know that sort of info. is there any authoritative writing on rvg? and did he have any say-so on whom he recorded? in my reply to severius (not intended to be hostile by any stretch) i asked if these opinions were based on LP sound or cd. so far he hasnt answered, but what is your answer.
judging by your tt, vinyl isnt the primary source in your abode. what im getting at is-could this
sound you and sev have been referring to been a result of the cd mastering process or rudy's intent, or even the LP mastering engineers heavy hand? im not making excuses for rvg, just trying to ferret out where things went awry.
ultimately i dont believe the music was undermined, else why are original BNs so sought after by the japanese collectors. as i understand it, the japanese have nearly depleted the BNs and are now going for the pablos, a fine group of recordings if there ever was one.
it would be an unusual label that produced all gold although some think BN had done so. even these days, i think artists consider it an honor to be released on blue note.
well, that should be enough fuel for the fire for a few minutes. ;^)
......regards.....tr
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Follow Ups
- im not a jazz historian - hifitommy 19:47:53 11/13/02 (4)
- Sources And Remasters - Severius! 21:53:13 11/13/02 (3)
- thanks for the clarification - hifitommy 06:35:03 11/14/02 (2)
- Re: thanks for the clarification - suretyguy 08:08:05 11/14/02 (1)
- Excellent Post - Severius! 17:14:48 11/14/02 (0)
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