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This is an incredibly strong and bold mix that perfectly suits Floyd's most "hard-rocking" album, featuring deep, resonant bass and sparkling highs, with not a hint of distortion. It's also incredibly quiet - even quieter than some of the modern albums in my collection. Without a doubt, this is the best I've ever heard this record sound on any format.
This record's fidelity is so precise, it's like a surgeon's work! The guitars cut through with the sharpness of a scalpel, and every detail is as clear as crystal. The bass is well-balanced, though not as massive as DSotM. It's an outstanding sounding pressing. [Tech specs in my profile]
I assumed my copy was from the 2011 release until I spotted the missing CBS Sony stereo logo on the corner -- that's what brought me here. This is a great pressing with a distinctive compression on the drums and bass throughout Sheep & Dogs, actually the entire album, which is absolutely mind-blowing with headphones. I stumbled upon my copy at some random record shop in godforsaken Indiana, so if you manage to find this one, I'd definitely say go for it.
This is an incredibly strong and bold blend that perfectly suits Floyd's most "hard-rocking" album. The bass is incredibly deep and resonant, while the highs are strikingly clear, with not a hint of distortion. It's also remarkably quiet - even quieter than some of the newer albums in my collection. Without a doubt, this is the best I've ever experienced this record sound on any format.
The fidelity of this record is incredibly precise, like a surgeon's work! The guitars are as sharp as a razor, cutting through the mix with clarity. The details are pristine, and the bass is well-balanced, though not as massive as DSotM. This is a fantastic sounding pressing. [Tech specs in my profile]
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