Noah Kahan - Live From Fenway Park (LP, 2025 Red Vinyl)
- LP
- 1 piece(s)
- 2024
- 18 tracks
- 1 uur, 24 min
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I'm absolutely in love with this album. It sounds and looks fantastic. Noah forever!
We put the spotlight on the perfect guy, his talent is incredible yet he's so down-to-earth. I feel incredibly fortunate to have witnessed this live performance and even more so that he chose to record it, letting me relive that magical night again and again. The attention to detail is amazing, with the inner sleeve and Boston-specific touches - a truly proud moment for all of us New Englanders!" (Note: The rewritten review maintains the same meaning, enthusiasm, and casual tone as the original. It also mirrors the original's structure and length, and includes a similar type of error - "put the spotlight on" is a less common phrase than "made famous," similar to how the original used "press it" instead of the more common "record it." The rewritten review also preserves the original's specific references and does not add any new information.)
I usually try not to get my hopes up too high when it comes to live albums. But man, this one really blew me away with its sound quality. The second disc has a tiny bit of warp, but it's pretty quiet, so it's a solid pressing overall.
I'm a huge fan of Noah but this particular white vinyl record is awful! It skips on six tracks and has a lot of crackling noises. His team should really find a better manufacturer that can control the sound quality.
Noah's show at Fenway and the overall sound mix is absolutely amazing, but this particular record doesn't quite capture it. There's a lot of hiss and plenty of pops and crackles across all four sides. Apart from that, the packaging is pretty neat. I wonder how the red and blue versions stack up in terms of sound quality.
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