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| This is how I listened to the Beatles mono albums on my dad's turntable when I was a kid back in the 90s. My dad owns the actual 1982 Japanese red wax mono records in his record collection. The sound on Dr. Ebbetts transfer is flawless. Highly Recommended. Unbeatable version of the BEATLES FOR SALE album in MONO, this album in mono indeed always sounded dull, the MFSL sounds dull, but this one is the ultimate version!!!!! Another very good job. Not as stellar as his other pressings, but still very good. The mono mix of the album was never very good (just listen to that mix of "Help!"), but this improves on it some. The vocals on "The Night Before" are a highlight, with Paul's voice booming over the sound stage (if you like that sort of thing). Not much else to say... If you like the UK Mono versions of the songs, this is the one to get. Wow, what a transfer! By far, THE best Mono White Album yet! I always preferred the mono version to the stereo mix for their noticeable differences; now, I have a definitive version. Really, I don't want to sound overzealous and full of praise, but this is absolutely superb. The whole album is powerful and full... The guitar in "Dear Prudence" comes through clearly and beautifully, as does the harpsichord in "Piggies" and the piano in "Martha My Dear." HIGHLY recommended. This is the real deal. The cream of the crop. The king of the hill. The... ah, well, you get the idea. But seriously, here it is, folks, THE epitome of Beatles mono, right here. Listen to the jangling guitar on "If I Needed Someone"-- amazing! The angelic Lennon vocals on "Nowhere Man." The acoustic in "Girl." And I could go on. Really, this sounds absolutely fantastic. The mono mix was always glorious for Rubber Soul, and this just makes it glorious-er (more glorious, yeah, yeah). The whole album simply sounds great, and a significant improvement over the previously released UK Mono version. Most if not all "mud" is gone. Get it, get it! Very good again. Probably not THAT much better than the normal Ebbetts UK Mono version, but still a slight improvement. "Tomorrow Never Knows" sounds more crazy than ever, and "Taxman" seems like it sounds better than before. Another solid job, adding to the already-impressive collection of Red Mono albums. |
. Yesterday звучит так, будто они все на сцене стоят в колону по одному и накрылись одеялом.
,было жутко интересно послушать моно версии,и хоть я и не являюсь поклонником доктора на этот раз снимаю шляпу....
... от дохтура которые 
Доктора (Ebbetts-a ?) хочу!
