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Originally Posted by MikeNoun
I have a lot of MFSL Original Master Recordings. I have all The Beatles releases (still sealed), along with Cream's "Disraeli Gears", and many others. One of the most dynamic MFSL releases was "Sticky Fingers" by The Rolling Stones. They changed the mix and really boosted the treble, sort of updated the sound to the late 1980's. Purists didn't like it, but it was amazingly clear. I also have a lot of QuadraDisc (quadraphonic) albums.
I remember when the 5.1 digital cd's came out, they were very interesting to listen to. I never bought any, but had a few friends that did. Nowadays, people take these digital mixes from "Rock Band" or "Guitar Hero" and isolate the vocals, or guitar, etc.
Do a search on YouTube for "Eddie Van Halen isolated". If you're a guitar player, you'll get a kick out of hearing just his guitar work.
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"Sticky Fingers" by The Rolling Stones."
I gotta go dig that out. I think the MFSL I have of it is still sealed. What a lot of good that does!
Three MFSL and all sealed. Three sealed MFSL White albums too. However, glad you made me go look. I found my EMI Harvest Ummagumma and my German EMI Harvest Quadrophonie Dark Side