9 thoughts on “ Favorite Pop Rock - The Kleptones - Sound Bites For Audiophiles (CDr) ”

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4. The bass range, particularly the sound of the electric bass, is one of the best ones ever heard on a commercial pop recording. Clean, tight and powerful as the electric bass should always be. Dynamics and detail at extremely high standards. Same comment as above for Sade's voice: a slight colouration in the highs makes it sound a bit "electronic".

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8. May 26,  · I've never heard anything pre-'65 that would qualify as "perfect", a la Fleetwood Mac's '75 self-titled disc. There are tracks and even whole albums from the mid-'60s onward that sound pretty darn good for the era, but they still don't have the flawless sound of an Aja or I onbreadimimelsemulchiroponcparri.coinfo Steely Dan's stuff from the early '70s sounds muffled and muted compared to their work from the late '70s.

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9. The original pressings of Rock, Pop and Jazz LPs are almost always preferable to the vast majority of their respective reissues. 3. The best of the original RCAs ("Shaded Dogs") are the finest of the early Classical pressings. This means that they were the most natural and "real", and noticeably superior to almost all of the early Deccas.

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