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Fantastic pressing. Sound is top-notch. Outperforms both RCA/Victor and RCA versions in sound quality. Truly impressive.
I've got two favorite bands, and guess what? They're both signed to RCA Records. I'm talking about The Scorpions and Joshua. I'm aware they were both produced by Dieter Dierks in Germany, but here's the kicker: Joshua is an American band, while The Scorpions hail from Germany. Both bands share a similar sound, with guitars that are absolutely on fire, shredding like there's no tomorrow. Plus, their lead vocalists are simply phenomenal, delivering powerful melodies and incredible harmonies. Both bands have this serious, almost Pink Floyd-like sound, and that's the kind of rock music I'm all about. It boggles my mind why Joshua isn't as famous as The Scorpions, because honestly, they're even better. The guitar shredding is unmatched, and Joshua Perahia has a knack for finding the best singers in rock. Sure, The Scorpions might have a better stage show, but let's be real, I'm all about the songs. Both bands create the best tracks because the singers and solo guitars work together so seamlessly. There's just something magical about it.
I'm absolutely amazed, the dynamics, sound stage, overall clarity, vinyl is dead silent, compared to my Canadian pressing it's like heaven and earth...outstanding, a must own
The inside sleeve is made of plastic. Plus, the sound on my version is amazing. It works really well.
The Scorpions' classic albums are absolutely amazing. In Trance is no different. It still rocks hard even after all these years. The sound quality on this pressing/production is really impressive.
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