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MyNameIsMyName said...
Technically speaking there is a difference. Vinyl is analog which is what "original" sound is. CDs are digital which is converted to analog and the amplifier raises the voltage for your speakers..
So the sound should be better. However it that is the technical aspect and in reality it may or may not sound better to the listener. Some albums I have I do think sound better.
I am like Aussie. Buy the vinyl get the download bundled with it.
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Fuzz said...
Agree with this.... the only exception is I never buy 'loud' or 'heavy' albums on vinyl. The heaviest vinyl I have is Mr. Beast by Mogwai and that sounds good... but not sure how really heavy stuff would sound. Probably still good
Deserve got nothing to do with it...
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Fuzz said...
Agree with this.... the only exception is I never buy 'loud' or 'heavy' albums on vinyl. The heaviest vinyl I have is Mr. Beast by Mogwai and that sounds good... but not sure how really heavy stuff would sound. Probably still good
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Oliver and Chris warming up for their "Mason Jar Music Presents" session in the stairwell at St. Cecilia's School in Brooklyn. A Mason Jar Music Production Check back with Mason Jar Music in early March for an episode of "Mason Jar Music Presents" featuring The Wood Brothers performing their song "Blue and Green" alongside a 12-piece ensemble of strings, winds, brass, and glockenspiel. --------------------------------------------------------------- Filmed by: Andrew Ellis & Michelle Watt Edited by: Matt Porter Recorded by: Alan Gordon Mixed by: Dan Knobler www.TheWoodBrothers.com www.MasonJarMusic.com --------------------------------------------------------------- "Mason Jar Music Presents" is a video concert series inspired by the peacefulness and tranquility of the old buildings that continue to dot New York City's 21st-century landscape. These productions provide a setting and space for fresh, unique music with compelling arrangements that breathe new life into each song. Each episode is dreamed up and brought to life wholly by the Mason Jar Music team. Songs are carefully selected from the artist's repertoire and re-imagined with arrangements for strings, woodwinds and other assorted orchestral colors.
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xxx ALL AGES xxx The Boston Hardcore Film ...
"The Whole Truth And Nothing But The Truth" "xxx ALL AGES xxx" The Boston Hardcore Film is a documentary film that explores the early Boston Hardcore music scene from the years 1981 thru 1984. Unlike earlier films that were centered on the members of the bands, this film delves into the social and communal aspects of that particular era. The community, culture, straight edge and DIY (Do it yourself) ethic of the time are all explored in the film. Never before seen archival footage, photographs, interviews and dramatizations make up the body of the film. The origins of the "xxx All Ages xxx" film project go as far back as September 1981. At the time Duane Lucia (Executive Producer) was the owner and operator of the Gallery East performance / art space located in Boston. The Gallery East provided an early "All Ages" venue making it instrumental in giving birth to the upcoming local "Hardcore" scene. Katie "The Kleening Lady" Goldman (Producer) was a communication major and radio personality at Emerson College as well as a driving force in the burgeoning local hardcore scene. She was involved with the promotion of all ages hardcore shows at the gallery including The Mighty CO's which was fronted by fellow Emerson student Drew Stone (Director). In 2009 the three formed an alliance with the intention of making a documentary film focusing on the early Boston Hardcore scene. It was agreed upon that under the Gallery East name Duane Lucia would finance the project and assume the role of Executive Producer, Katie Goldman would be the film's Producer and Drew Stone the Director / Editor along with Alan Dubin.
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