The Leonard Cohen live stuff recently released on vinyl is a 48/24k recording upsampled to 96/24k. Thanks! In Southern Italy instead, in the territories of the . I completely agree with Mickey that it's dicey at best with remasters if the info is limited. A truly great article and responses. I see their stuff sold here in real, reputable record stores like Jecklin and other places. They are taking advantage of the EU law that puts stuff beyond a certain age in the public domain. There is a limited vinyl 12" that came out for record day with 3 or 4 versions of "Get it on", Accoustic, Electric and a boogie version! I was able to push it out of the two adjacent groves easily. DOLCHESS 140g (pressed in the UK?) Detroit VA hospital harmed patients, altered records, investigation reveals Washington Investigators found lacking oversight they believe contributed to patient harm and death, and a pattern of "substandard" care in the surgery practice at Detroit's John D. Dingell VA Medical Center that leaders tried to conceal by altering external peer reviews and other data. I kept listening in hopes of adjusting my ear, but could not have avoided that eerie feeling that they tortured music to death before they buried in the vinyl. I'm so glad you brought this subject up because I buy lots of vinyl..new reissue vinyl and when I pay on average $30 per album I certainly do not want one cut from a cdI gave up collecting cd's and don't want my lp's sounding like or cut from cd'sthanks for the information about music on vinylI have bought quite a few of these and the price for them is not cheap! Same faults all the time. Total Time: 77'38') Price $ 3.99 Quantity - + Total $ 3.99 Add to cart BRO Code: 163765 Units: 1 Record Label: ERMITAGE The UHQR Pepper ain't in that same league at all. As for Electric Warrior if you can find a U.K. As you would expect, this doesnt come cheap and while there is no obligation to donate, we would greatly appreciate anything you might send to help to sales@audiokarma.org at PayPal.com. Heaven only knows how they got here and in the surprisingly good sound quality. Back then I bought the MFSL Magical Mystery Tour, unfortunately. Rolling Stones - 70s and 80s; 48/24K; compressed. If you don't like the hi-fi, you won't like the sound. Data rates are typically higher than this during the recording, mixing, and mastering process. I suspect it was either a bad sounding tape supplied by Decca (though why?) He mainly travels from center to right. I hope to see the thread keep going with peoples opinions on other reissues. They have also released some excellent sounding pressings, for example of film soundtracks or historical compilationsthey are not a pure re-issue label, they also have original releases, though no original artists I think. And while some pressing plants are clearly better than others, there is a general feeling that many well-meaning pressing plants are running flat-out to meet demand. People buy it under the impression it's analogue. This is a really good article, and hopefully, along with consumer pressure, it will lead to greater transparency from reissue labels. Early History of the Ermitage family. That is, out of 1026 observations that were identified at the species rank in iNaturalist, 39 had an incorrect genus, 25 an incorrect family, and .

. I prefered a complete analog experience, that's why ilisten to Lp in the first place. Sound is Ok, sounds digital, a bit flat. The whole set. To this day I think it's my brightest-sounding LP. Electronic medical records and quality improvement Neurosurg Clin N Am. MMT, White Album and Abbey Road. I'm getting into this conversation pretty late it looks like but I've gotten some really great sonding Lp's on Doxy. About the "manufactured by Rhino" you see on the back of the Scorpio reissues, those are legit and pressed by Rhino. So i buy my lps produce before the digital era, with warts and all. Can anyone chime in about the simply vinyl nick drake releases? The jacket and the sleeve are high quality, and the vinyl looked really nice when I inspected it under normal lighting. 6000 Classical Records In Upstate New York Bookstore: Some For You? Classic Records' version of Tapestry was fantastic. But believe whatever you want. The DSD mastered Stones reissues sound fantastic as do original UK Deccas. Although none of that describes sound quality it's still a help on some level knowing what's what. Plus they're titles that most labels wouldn't dare put out. Propel Administrators can customize the fields that are displayed on different types of Quality records. Mark has experience in auditing, improving processes, and writing procedures for Quality, Environmental, and Occupational Health & Safety Management Systems, and is certied as a . Actually some of them, especially those licensed from EMI, can sound very good and could very well be analog tape sourced, but the company refuses to identify sources. Well if not ripped off most grossly inconvenienced due to sending stuff back in the post time and time again. The quality of vinyl that consumers buy is actually the responsibility of the labels and not the pressing plants, labels should monitor what they are putting into the market and withdraw any faulty pressing runs, it's labels quality control that is failing vinyl, too many people skipping test presses or not even bothering to listen to them, It was then that I noticed that the actual tracks on the individual albums weren't in the same order as on the cover or the original, and that there were actually some additional tracks, like one of those extended cd reissues. Juliette Greco I need to review that I have it here. At least I'm not as dissapointed when it is a dud. The album, IMO, sounds incredible. Every time I played it (which of course wasn't often) I had to tell myself, "This is supposed to sound good. I m sure he knows about this question of this DBLP serie blue note reissie mono Japan EMI. and anybody else who have information about this subject. So while it's true that this LP sounds as if the movie soundtrack was being played through an old radio, I feel that the people at Doxy put their best effort on giving the collectors a high quality product, at least regarding manufacturing. All of the Meters and Electric Prunes albums have the "manufactured by Rhino" sticker on the shrinkwrap. I can only guess what that all means, but it can't be good and can't be from the masters. One of their LPs I bought had a blob of glue in the middle of side one, and this was a $40 Comus LP. When I played the record back, it played beautifully with no more skips. After this last purchase, and your article, this will be definetely one label that I shall be avoiding like the plague. So this means I concentrate nearly all my spending on mint used LPs which is sort of a shame for the record companies and artists, I'd like to buy new vinyl but it's like a 50/50 proposition that it will be mastered and cut correctly unless, of'course, I source it from MoFi or the others Mickey mentions. Having only just started to re-build my vinyl record collection, advice like this is invaluable! I remember when MFSL reissued several John Lennon LP's about 10 years ago. It's not easy! Anyone else have similar quality issues with new reissues from Wax Time Records? Even with the good audiophile companies that Michael listed, one needs to check carefully. Surely pulling random copies and checking for problems is something that should be done by the pressing plant in the production cycle? Januar 2012 22:59 There are others too. Maybe they should start putting the "SPARS Code" (remember this on CD) on the LP jacket. Why not put them to use and aide "the cause? I'm not sure I see the value in such a thread. This is a defect known as stitching - a mechanical defect, which is both visual and audible. This is because the vinyl can pick up every single part of the sound wave. These include Doxy (not Sonny Rollins' labelapparently there's another one using the same name), ZYX from Germany, Vinyl Lovers, Simply Vinyl and Abraxas. RHINO 180g Jazz - seems they pressed mainly ATLANTIC stuff. I'm not good with lists. This is not possible in France. Ermitage US Customs records for Ermitage, a supplier based in France. I know that since there was no "Magical Mystery Tour" LP for the U.K. (it was a double EP containing only side one of the American LP) and that side two of the Mo-Fi LP was the same "horrid electronically reprocessed for stereo" used by Capitol, that that record was sourced from Capitol, but what others used "3rd and 4th generation copies"?

. The terroir of wines in Ermitage and Hermitage Hermitage Hill is one of the few places in the world to benefit from the 4 geological eras that have taken place over time. I have no idea. Anyone know anything about Fat Possum's reputation? Something is definitely wrong with that Hyper Magnum Sound Direct Mix Stereo. If you buy from Sundazed, for instance, you can be assured that the original tape was used as the source, because Sundazed's Bob Irwin, who has worked for Sony's Legacy division for years producing CD reissues, is very focused on using masters. Awful! I can read it online! I've heard better MP3s than some of their presses. Leonard Cohens "Old Ideas" is digital, resolution unknown, but quite nice sounding. They use their own mastering engineers, so I imagine they aim for the best possible result. Actual production runs may not be as consistent as test pressings. Only the record companies that own the rights to a recording have access to the original master tapes. 328 Compass Poin was last sold on Aug 8, 2017 for $282,000. I picked up Dylan's 'No Mercy'. These were all sourced from Capitol submasters and not EMI originals. Recorded 2/65. Anyone can go in, open a new record, and put in the info. Bob Dylan Bootleg Series 8, Tell tale signs; 44.1/16k digital. Make it updatable by anyone. 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Those Wayne Shorter titles, for example, were all recorded only in stereo, RVG did a simple fold down to produce a mono version. Interesting reading, especially your opinions on Music On Vinyl. Subject: RE: Contact Inquiry From HDtracks. It was my first MFSL and nearly my last. I'd stay away. It is unfortunate. It's definitely a good effort. How It Sounds on Vinyl The First & Only Vinyl SQ Database , Forum Policies, Rules, and Terms of Service, Well mastered records sound better bigger, clearer, wider, more coherent and louder. If you're talking about the Rhino Electric Warrior, I don't know what it was cut or sourced from, but the record itself was noisy, and I was not impressed with the sound. Also, I've come to the conclusion that so called "mastering" is simply a ploy to make the recording sound LOUDER. So I will continue to purchase WaxTime records. Thanks for any advice you may offer, and I'd like to wish you all a safe and happy new year. Best see if you can find a review before purchase, or whether you can give it a listen. Exile on main street - 2010 reissue; 48/24. It would stand to reason the highest resolution digital files were used for the LP Can you tell me please what the original sources for the HD Tracks files are? Taxonomic accuracy was generally high (Table 3). One of the grand promises of health care digitization through the adoption of EHRs was better quality reporting and a path to improving day-to-day clinical outcomes by reinforcing best practices and modifying poor-quality care. I do not see how the discs of Jazz that are fifty years old, or discs of Caetano Veloso like Tropicalia (1968) can be considered as being in the public domain. Bob Dylans "Modern Times" LPis much better than the CD, real dynamic range where the CD sounds squashed. I'm not good with lists. ). There is a wealth of music being reissued on vinyl, but not all labels are equal. Leonard Cohens"10 new songs" also digital. He never had the original mono tapes. Yesterday I compared the Beatles White Album, original and 180 gram remastered and now I'm checking all my newly purchased remastered vinyl. The Hoffman/Gray re-issues from Analogue Productions and Music Matters are spectacular, and a benchmark for how an audiophile re-issue should be made and marketed. @Michael Fremer can you comment on whether the 2020 50th Anniversay cut of Abraxas by Kevin Gray is AAA? Published by Oxford University Press on behalf of the American Medical Informatics Association 2020. Call me crazy (and you wouldn't be the first!) Sure bet. but when you put the record on - psshhhhpssshhhtt. I would expect it to be GOUGED for that many crackles. EHRs can help providers make efficient, effective decisions about patient care, through: Improved aggregation, analysis, and communication of patient information. And there there are those boots with those 180 gram gold and black stickers used by gray area companies like Scorpio. West Hollywood, CA 90069". The audio has noticeable background noise, but it's definitely because of the source and not from the record itself. Morton Feldman and Earl Brown, 3 Pierre Henry records and A couple John Cage Lp's. In addition to communicating vital patient care information, the medical record provides documentation of appropriate evaluation, treatment, and services. I suspect the James Brown reissues are from CD but it's nice to see them out there, it's also funny to see a mid 60's King LP with a early 70's Polydor label with JB's picture when he had the big fro. Anyone else unfortunate enough to grab that same LP? All the jazz albums I've bought on WaxTime sound horrible, in some cases like they didn't even use a CD source, but perhaps an MP3! I'm French, excuse my english. ". This study identifies and describes current uses of EMR data for performance measurement and considerations to further its potential in the Canadian context. Sometimes we get slightly fudged information. But it is so long that it has become difficult to mine for relevant information. The primary data studies achieved a mean score of 4.3 (SD 1.37; theoretical maximum 10); the secondary data studies a mean score of 7.1 (SD 1.26; theoretical maximum 9). I pinpointed the skips and examined them under my hand-held microscope and saw lots of silvery specks all over it. We do get it from certain labels, like Mobile Fidelity, ORG, ORG Music, Analogue Productions, Music Matters, IMPEX, Mosaic, Rhino, Pure Pleasure, Speakers Corner, Reference Recordings, more recently Sony/Legacy and probably a few others I can't recall off the top of my head. Resources available online on the Antenati Portal are mostly civil records, though parish records are included as well in some archives in central and Northern Italy, where civil records were introduced for a short time under the Napoleonic occupation (1806-1814). I've heard (more expensive) CD playback systems (as well as some five-figure LP systems) that are absolutely engaging, but since I don't collect CDs and I don't have three to five times the $2,000 I invested in my system to throw at one of those, I need to find some "fix" for my existing system. Please be more specific about your charge! One concern I have is that some vinyl enthusiasts will automatically reject any reissue that has been "contaminated" by digital in any way whatsoever, which might be part of the reason labels are sometimes not forthcoming with information. Or just 44.1/24 masquerading as 88/24? After I cleaned out the mass, I used my Record Doctor V vacuum record cleaner with a small mix of distilled water and 99% isopropyl alcohol and sucked out the residue. "Reissue Labels To Avoid and Some Best to Proceed With Caution". Same deal for Jazz Wax Records, too -- more public domain stuff that appears to be 'mastered' from CDs. I think the guy "robert" is full of it, and doesn't know anything about this series. Whatever your take on Robert Palmers interpretation, the sound on that single is awesome. Apparently no one at Simply Vinyl pays much attention to sound. The same problem exists for audiophile CD reissues also. There has been a long history of decpetive marketing, as we are slowly finding out. Lionel. October 23, 2020. While this should help improve your AK experience, there may be a slight interruption of service during the actual software transfer. But I know people that will refuse on principle to buy any vinyl that they know to have had its purity of analog essence contaminated by digital. I use a V15 VMR on a variety of turntables, and MoFi has been pretty noisy. The original was much better. The compression may be an aesthetic choice, or may be done so to accommodate use on portable devices. Miller Industries is seeking to fill the position of Quality & Regulatory Assurance Engineer at our Hermitage, PA facility. Granados . The low end was muddy (thought it was my old ears at first), sloppy mid and highs. I think it speaks for itself. Simply Vinyl refuses to identify sources. And if a $60 LP from a major label is remastered from the best original sources, but comes out with a lot of crackling well, I would RATHER get some $13 LPs possibly cut from dubious sources but with absolutely no surface noise. ON THE CUT! I mean, how difficult is it to just take the original master tape and play it and digitize it with no EQ and no compression? I remember purchasing some, and quickly learning my lesson. The VA's Office of Accountability and Whistleblower Protection (OAWP) began investigating the alleged misconduct in November 2021 in response to the OMI's findings, according to internal emails . Can anyone of you tell me about the reissues on the DOL-Label? Don't you? Is this a false statement? It's not just the remaster, it's the fact the new Beatles releases are digital. Not one single click or pop. Keywords: health care costs, unannounced standardized patients, medical ethics; medical records; quality of health care. My understanding is that when Simply Vinyl licensed titles from EMI, the label used analog sources from its vault but other label sources are a crap shoot and mostly sound mediocre. Of course, you will need to already have a turntable and phono amp but, if you already have these items, the AU-D4 ADC is an ideal budget digitisation option. How is the pressing quality? Accurate and complete medical record documentation is essential in any healthcare setting. . The quality on these releases has been steadily improving over the last few years. I do not know whether these rights are the slightest in Russia, Spain, or Italy, but I doubt it seriously. It sounds nothing at all like an analog original. And, do they have the samehigh compression applied? I would like to say that I am more of the persuasion that record companies are ripping everyone off by knowingly releasing an inferior sounding product to keep the "remaster" business going. eXhibit Records/Soundboard Another fact. Not an audiophile quality release, but it may be a good addition to a collection just as a document. A number (most?) Say; 1. So not really "original masters". Pink Floyd, Dark Side of the Moon and The Wall recent reissues, both 96/24k No information is lost. He did this work : Wax Time is made in Spain, if I recall correctly. The point is, you can't even necessarily believe what you read on the jacket! or someone at the American affiliate made some foolish mastering choices and forced them on the Bell Sound cutting engineer. View 110 Hermitage Ave, Lafayette, LA 70503 property records for FREE including property ownership, deeds, mortgages, titles & sales history, current & historic tax assessments, legal, parcel & structure description, land use, zoning & more. Is best ignored even though some titles were pretty good. Great sounding, good dynamics. Hey we need to bring back those goofy AAD designations that used to be on CDs, where it was implied that DDD was somehow the ideal, but now we need them for vinyl -- AAA implying pure analog recording, mixing, and mastering! I couldn't agree more re some labels simply putting out junk copied from digital. Simply Vinyl has done some Elvis reissues and other LPs. Born in the mid-eighties with the publication of some vinyl records by Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli, he later released CDs of the world's leading opera, symphonic and chamber artists. This is a really good article and makes a very good point. I was quite excited when I saw many of the classic blues titles from Yazoo being reissued. The CD is totally compressed while the LP has lots of dynamic range and better tonal balance. I think Doxy is an Italian label. The non-recorded areas are extremely quiet. Compression has a HUGE impact on the aural perception of a recording and should be banned as far as I'm concerned. 8491 Sunset Blvd., #174 Essential Duties and Responsibilities include the following (other duties may be assigned): Maintains working knowledge of Federal, State, and Local environmental laws regulations. ________________________________________. Heard a $12 copy of Pete La Roca's Basra in one shop on a basic system that sounded pretty flat, and a few months later I was in a store where they were spinning the 1995 reissue, and it sounded great. The T-Rex "Electric Warrior" reissue is also "apparently" Hi Resolution digital, though I haven't heard it. The truth of the matter is records in good condition have a higher sound quality than any other medium - even better than a modern CD or DVD. No-one seems to know. Capitol had somereissues that were wretched (Heart - Dreamboat Annie). It would be worth putting an area on Analog Planet devoted to this. Thanks for that information. As this is the reason why someone with the original LPs would buy these. They sound great. If there is a bad pressing - is commentary more likely to be offered in a unfocused and unwieldy general thread on bad pressings or in a thread focused on that specific recording/release? Doxy and WaxTimes can claim their junk is sourced from the original tapes too, after all, the CD they use to master comes from the original tape. Are the HD Tracks files really Hi Rez? That belies a lack of understanding of how cutting to vinyl works. Rolling Stones - 60's catalog reissues; 2.8Mhz, DSD. Very sad. There are a few others like that here too. Lack of provenance and of relying on familiar "Good Housekeeping"-style labels are pervasive. I purchased this album with that information in mind. Yazoo appears to have nothing to do with these as their ability to coax fantastic sound out of old 78's set the gold standard on vinyl back in the 70's. Rhino is a division of Warner Brothers and if you see Rhino, chances are sources are good, even if the label is Scorpio. Create or Clone a Quality Record; Edit a Quality Record; Share a Quality . I might back off those Ermitage records and keep looking. I have to say, I'm very pleased with the three Doxy LPs I've bought so far. While the Music on Vinyl might be from a high rez digital source (although given I've never seen one on HDTracks etc, maybe not), it definitely isn't just ripped from CD, as the mixes are distinctly different. The purpose of the Recorder of Deeds is to ensure the accuracy of Hickory County property and land records and to preserve their continuity. The do a lot of reissuing of Wu-Tang LPs. affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network, and Heard 24/96 rips of the UHQR Pepper on three different high quality systems and found it enjoyable. Sundazed always sounds good. From: Support [mailto:contact@hdtracks.com] Is Get On Down if you're into hip-hop at all. Last time I checked, they didn't even have a website, just an email address, which also makes one suspicious that the operation is a bit fly-by-night. Experience live in-store music and artist signing events. Unsurprisingly, if you can pass off 44.1/16k as a full analogue chain and sell it as such, why tell people? It really stinks to drop $50 on a brand new copy of "The Wall" only to be inundated by staticky noise. I can recommend whole heartedly and with a clear conscience to other music lovers, please, stay away from 4MwB. I have to agree concerning the 4MwB pressings. It's my opinion, it doesn't mean I m right. Ermitage un marchio ben noto a tutti gli amanti della musica e del cinema storico ed uno dei marchi pi longevi della discografia classica indipendente. With or without the compression from Marcussen - the masher - mastering??? I am not impressed with the quality controls in the press/release process at Wax Time, a record company out of Spain. There is amazing variation,the "Exile" reissue sounds like a shrill, lifeless compressed mess. http://robertmusic.blogspot.fr/2011/11/about-those-toshiba-japan-blue-no https://www.discogs.com/Santana-Abraxas/release/16479144, Love Those Vintage British Pressings? Magical Mystery Tour was the specific title I had in mind when I orignally posted this. The Electric Prunes and (Reprise) Meters albums sound great, the Josies are OK since the original recordings weren't that great but the music will get you moving. A look a the photos of the tape boxes that appered in the box set were very revealing. 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Some Girls came from the tapes, so I suppose it depended on the condition of the tapes. Probably different sources. Sylvie Vartan. Would be a great idea for a reissue. Whether or not the former is rubbish is open for some debate, considering the multilayered approach to the recording wasn't a purist, minimalist effort by any stretch of the imagination.