Lp's you'd like to see remastered

I don't know if it would necessarily be remastered, but more Eva Cassidy on vinyl. Tell me Eva fans wouldn't plunk down $50
for Live at Blues Alley on 45rpm.

Thanks for the info, guys! I must pick-up a remastered "Moondance" cd.

If any of you have digital set ups, note that at least two of the above titles above have been or will be remastered. Three of Van Morrison's albums, including Moondance, were recently remastered by WB in Japan on CD and sound fantastic. Cream-Wheels of Fire is being remastered in October in Japan on SACD from Japanese tapes.

Theduke, You realise this lp has been reissued, and I assume remastered at least a couple of times lately.

Van Morrison: "Moondance"

Sex Pistols

Neil Young: On the Beach
Zuma
Hawks and Doves
Stars and Bars
The Stooges: Fun House

The entire Ravel/Vox Box set remastered at 45rpm, or Bernstein's DGG Mahler 2nd, which sells for $300+ on Ebay. It's the best Mahler 2nd of all.

Chico Freeman, "The Kings of Mali".

Cream-Wheels of Fire

pink floyd - the wall

Joni Mitchell, Song to a Seagull
Dave Liebman, Lookout Farm

"Old and in the Way". Old and in the Way was a bluegrass supergroup in the 1970s. The group performed traditional tunes such as "Pig in a Pen" as well as bluegrass-flavoured versions of The Rolling Stones' "Wild Horses" and Peter Rowan's "Panama Red". The Mandolin violin and banjo are killer on this album.

Also Greg Allman's "Laid Back" solo lp.

Roger Waters-Amused To Death

UPDATE, I just downloaded a remastered copy of New Morning that is a great improvment over all the previous issues including the vinyl.

Grand Funk Railroad "Phoenix", yeah!

Pretty much all of Todd Rundgren's solo output could use a thorough re-do.

Marty

Steppenwolf's Monster on CD. This CD was obviously mastered from an LP and doesn't sound very good at all. A shame because this is one great album.

ELO, "Face the Music" and "Eldorado", both good but they could have been great!

Thanx, Russ

Although they were digital recordings in the first place, I'd love to see someone do something with the DIW jazz catalogue. It was an 80's Japanese label that featured David Murray, among others. They're really good recordings, they're hard to find and they should be brought back to life.

Grace Slick: Manhole,almost un-listenable on the CD I own.This needs a major overhaul.

Bob Dylan: New Morning, I don't think anything can be done to improve this horrible recording of one of my all time favs.

ECM promised to reissue and remaster Arvo Pärt´s Tabula Rasa (that was the opening album of their New series) for it´s Anniversary, but still has not done so. I have not lost all my hopes, even tough the original is not bad at all.

I just remembered, Rush "2112"!

eBay has one on MoFi Theo. MoFi Pretender

mt, didn't realize it was available. How much do you want for it?

Quincy Jones - Walking In Space
Billy Cobham - Spectrum
Soundgarden - Superunknown

Theo,
I have a MoFi of "The Pretender". Does that qualify as remastered?

I should add Beacon Street Union/The Clown Died in Marvin Gardens.

Well what a list I could make here but here is what comes to mind for the moment:
Doobie Bros: What were once vices are now our habits
Roger Waters:Radio K.O.A.S.
Pink Floyd: A momentary Lapse of reason
Grace Slick: Dreams
Justin Hayward/John Lodge:Blue Jays
Ray Thomas: From Mighty Oaks
Pete Townsend: All the best cowboys have chinese eyes
Jackson Browne:the pretender
Harry Chapin: Greatest Stories Live
Renaisance:Live at Carnegie Hall
David Knopfler:Lips against the steel
That should be enough for this month....

Yes / Going For The One
Shostakovich / Symphony #11 This one I just do not understand how Classic Records, Mobile Fidelity or several other labels have not reissued it. The only way it can be had is buy used. I have bought at least 6 copies and all have been scratched or the vinyl is poor. I like the music and still listen to it but I wish someone would reissue it the way it deserves.

Glad you asked slaw. I have had the same thought for years.

Mars Bonfire/Faster Than The Speed of Life.