The Beatles Love CD is a work of art. What remastering is truly capable of.
It would be incredible if this was released in high resolution. It is superior to the sonics of the latest Beatles Box stereo set and I would assume the monos as well though I've not heard them. The Yellow submarine CD that was released with he movie a couple of years ago has superior sound as well. As I recall it was done by the same group of engineers as the Love cd.
The ultimate recording would have two things in common. First a great engineer to do the remastering. Once this job was accomplished then release it in a high rez format. Then look out.
This morning I heard Fleetwood Mac's Rumours as a 24/96 remaster from HD Tracks. It sound was incredible. I'd always heard the master tapes were messed up on this album when it was first recorded. Whoever remastered this CD was a master indeed. If you like the band, and can access the HD Tracks version you'll love it. I might try the 24/192 version just to see what it sounds like some day.
I feel that between the two a great mastering job and hi Rez the mastering is most important. I've seen this throughout my stereo career no matter the format, LP, CD, Cassette, 8 track, open reel, and hi Rez digital.
It would be incredible if this was released in high resolution. It is superior to the sonics of the latest Beatles Box stereo set and I would assume the monos as well though I've not heard them. The Yellow submarine CD that was released with he movie a couple of years ago has superior sound as well. As I recall it was done by the same group of engineers as the Love cd.
The ultimate recording would have two things in common. First a great engineer to do the remastering. Once this job was accomplished then release it in a high rez format. Then look out.
This morning I heard Fleetwood Mac's Rumours as a 24/96 remaster from HD Tracks. It sound was incredible. I'd always heard the master tapes were messed up on this album when it was first recorded. Whoever remastered this CD was a master indeed. If you like the band, and can access the HD Tracks version you'll love it. I might try the 24/192 version just to see what it sounds like some day.
I feel that between the two a great mastering job and hi Rez the mastering is most important. I've seen this throughout my stereo career no matter the format, LP, CD, Cassette, 8 track, open reel, and hi Rez digital.