For their new Sundazed editions, all five albums have been meticulously remastered, and have been sourced from the original Columbia Records stereo masters, in order to preserve the sound of the original albums.
1) 'Songs of Leonard Cohen'
2) 'Songs of Love and Hate'
3) 'Songs from A Room'
4) 'Live Songs'
5) 'New Skin for the Old Ceremony'
Released April 27th.
http://www.spincds.com/product.asp?id=9019610
5 180G HQ Vinyl Albums from Sundazed
5 180G HQ Vinyl Albums from Sundazed
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Re: 5 180G HQ Vinyl Albums from Sundazed
substance wrote:
>For their new Sundazed editions, all five albums have been meticulously remastered, and have been sourced from the original Columbia Records stereo masters, in order to preserve the sound of the original albums.
>1) 'Songs of Leonard Cohen'
>2) 'Songs of Love and Hate'
>3) 'Songs from A Room'
>4) 'Live Songs'
>5) 'New Skin for the Old Ceremony'
>
>Released April 27th.
>
>http://www.spincds.com/product.asp?id=9019610
why buy these from amazon.co at £29:12 when we can get them sundaze for a mere £89:99?
>For their new Sundazed editions, all five albums have been meticulously remastered, and have been sourced from the original Columbia Records stereo masters, in order to preserve the sound of the original albums.
>1) 'Songs of Leonard Cohen'
>2) 'Songs of Love and Hate'
>3) 'Songs from A Room'
>4) 'Live Songs'
>5) 'New Skin for the Old Ceremony'
>
>Released April 27th.
>
>http://www.spincds.com/product.asp?id=9019610
why buy these from amazon.co at £29:12 when we can get them sundaze for a mere £89:99?
Re: 5 180G HQ Vinyl Albums from Sundazed
Hi Geoffrey
I guess you're talking CD versus LP? If so, that's the eternal question facing anyone who's ever been seduced by new toys and spent too much on hifi gear!
Sure, the point of Leonard's work is almost all (for me, at least) in the words, rather than the music, but the visceral impact of great sonics from a non-digital source can be quite transporting in its way, too. And for that there's still no real alternative to vinyl for many of us. So I, for one, am pretty glad about this prospect. Silly, I know. Nothing's going to duplicate the experience of the first album played on the Dansette in my bedroom, circa 1969. Sigh ... (Scratches? What scratches?!)
Bhasi
I guess you're talking CD versus LP? If so, that's the eternal question facing anyone who's ever been seduced by new toys and spent too much on hifi gear!
Sure, the point of Leonard's work is almost all (for me, at least) in the words, rather than the music, but the visceral impact of great sonics from a non-digital source can be quite transporting in its way, too. And for that there's still no real alternative to vinyl for many of us. So I, for one, am pretty glad about this prospect. Silly, I know. Nothing's going to duplicate the experience of the first album played on the Dansette in my bedroom, circa 1969. Sigh ... (Scratches? What scratches?!)
Bhasi