The Alan Parsons Project - Gaudi (LP, 1989)
- LP
- 1 piece(s)
- 1987
- 14 tracks
- 1 uur, 4 min
- symphonic rock
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Absolutely brilliant pressing, just as perfect as many (even though, sadly, not all) MOV reissues tend to be. The highs can get a tad too intense and sharp at times, but they remain clear and distortion-free.
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Gorgeous vinyl release of one of my all-time favorite APP records. This one is absolutely stunning! Barely any background noise, even when turned up loud. Just a couple of tiny, barely-there clicks (it was pre-cleaned). The sound is wide and full of life, with deep bass and the mids/highs are just spot on, as you'd expect from Mr. Parsons. I've owned this on Cassette and CD for ages, and "Standing On Higher Ground" has always been a top pick for me, and it just sounds incredible here as the layered vocals at the end melt into the silent black. Music on Vinyl and Record Industry really knocked it out of the park with this one. I haven't heard the original pressing, but this version is way more captivating than my CD, Cassette or any digital stream.
Stunning audio quality, as expansive as one might hope for an APP recording. Lucky to own a copy from the homeland of the album's title, and it's in fantastic condition.
This is a fantastic version of a brilliant album. Just give a listen to the final track, Paseo De Gracia! Amazing! It might not be the most famous album by the APP, but I'm really fond of the melodies and the production. The reason I decided to buy it now was the recent passing of Mr. John Miles, who lent his vocals to 'La Sagrada Familia' and 'Money Talks'.