Similar to when you make a copy of a cassette to a second cassette,
then that second to a third cassette. The quality has diminished. I
don't know the technical term for it.
If you say those older records are full on the bass, it leads me to
believe that problems were not that they were of low quality when
originally pressed, but they have diminished over time and maltreated
bootleg pressings.
I was able to compare my copy of "As time goes by" with the pressing on
the 'bootleg' version of the equinox LP. Its easy to hear a difference.
Unless planet e re-mastered that song, the Equinox pressing diminished
the quality. As Tom was saying; you take a few older pieces of music,
press 15 minutes worth of music on one side of a record, then an
ill-legit, low quality bootleg of that weaker pressing is made...
explains why i was unhappy with this LP
Thanks for helping me with query everyone.
-j
On Wednesday, May 5, 2004, at 11:05 PM, Arno wrote:
All I can say about the originals (got the dang1ep and 005/006
promo's) that
they sound like all of my records from that era in music history.
Full on the bass and Jason what do you mean by noizy.....?
