Record Reissues

[michael orme]

[quote=michael orme;36438]

Originally Posted by IslandPink

Ah, that's interesting, and worrying . The three Sundazed ones I have so far ( Incredible String Band 1st, Fred Neil 'Bleeker & McDougal', Donovan 'Sunshine Superman' ) have nothing to do with Rhino records mentioned , but they are all good . I have a Beefheart reissue LP that was from Rhino and it didn't sound good .
Most reissues with the little gold shiny stickers saying '180 gram' are not good and seem to be digital . Similarly I don't like any of the 'Get Back' resisues I've tried .

It's a bit of a minefield , but then buying 2nd hand ones is hardly risk-free .

MJ[/QUOTE

Perhaps the problem is with the (Master?) tapes being supplied to Sundazed by Rhino Records?
My Sundazed Monkees records are Translucent red, blue, yellow, etc. I have no other records on Sundazed.
Michael Orme. Rhyl. UK.

Sundazed albums are high-definition: virgin vinyl pressings, sourced from the original analog reels, and sonically true to the
vintage release. We’re universally known for our meticulously-detailed mastering and obsessive quality control. They run between 150 gram and 180 gram pressings.




On Nov 3, 2009, at 12:18 PM, michael orme wrote:


High-Definition Vinyl.
What does this mean?