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In Reply to: "The Drums On Manhattan". "Don't Buy ...!". "Focus on the drums". "I will sell this..." posted by Joel_Waterman on February 1, 2007 at 21:37:06:
Same place, same regarding technique. I don't know what drum set was utilized on either and also what the positioning was but I'd have to surmise each was different.TAS describes the brushes and cymbals on West of 5th to be top notch whereby one would have a hard time finding recordings to match with respect to that. I agree.
Do you feel that if we were there live listening to "Manhattan", would this recording be a good representation of the sound we heard?
The drums are too distant and weakly recorded. I find myself reaching for the remote to raise the volume.Listen to track 6 with regard to the drums.
Again, I'd take most any Evans live recording over this (strictly for sound reproduced) and most of the ones I have aren't SACDs. I understand Manhattan isn't in that setting and a church is much different but it doesn't explain the disparity I detect with West of 5th when listening to that recording. Maybe my equipment has something to do with it.
I forget which other magazine I read that reviewed "Manhattan". They placed an emphasis on the drums and the recorded sound being less than stellar but still gave the recording 5 stars. Go figure!!
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Follow Ups
- With Respect To West Of 5th - Robertc88 08:41:41 02/03/07 (1)
- Listening to track 6 now..... - Joel_Waterman 09:45:54 02/03/07 (0)
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