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Deep Purple, Machine Head (SACD) 1972/2003

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OlCh

Posted: 07-01-2006, 23:51 (post 16, #524736)

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QUOTE (yury_usa @ 07-01-2006, 21:47)

значит надо искать 25th Anniversary Edition..

дык мне не нравится, a kokiku нравится :w00t:

kokiku

Posted: 08-01-2006, 00:03 (post 17, #524746)

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Ну...
Не, мне нравится больше 25th Anniversary Edition,
к тому же там ещё и Remix вариант!

А больше всего мне нравился вариант на ленте 10 типа, на 9-ой скорости,
на переносном магнитофоне "Романтика", где-нибудь на берегу речки Базаиха,
но в 15 лет.

yury_usa

Posted: 08-01-2006, 00:08 (post 18, #524750)

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а как насчет такого:
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Deep Purple: Machine Head.
Limited Edition Japan Replica Mini-LP CD.
Out of Print and Rare. Mint Condition.

Digitally remastered. WPCR-1566. With Japan promotional strip, and insert with lyrics in English and Japanese, as issued. Excellent Deep Purple!

About Replica Mini-LP CDs:
Replica CDs are official audiophile releases manufactured in Japan with incredible attention to detail. CDs made in Japan are revered by collectors and specialists for their very clean sound, production quality, and they are superior in nearly every way to pressings from other countries. The Japanese packaging of classic albums in cardboard sleeve miniature is a wonder to behold. Mini-LP CD albums are like precious stones or perfectly cut diamonds. The superb mastering (often 20 Bit, 24 Bit, K2, DSD, or HDCD) and resultant sound quality is superior to that of MFSL releases. Replicas are often the nearly exact duplications of the first pressings of the 12" LPs and everything that was present in the original LP may be included such as gatefolds, booklets, lyric sheets, posters, printed CD sleeves, stickers, embosses, special paper or inks, and die cuts. In nearly all replica releases a detail sheet is included, and although the text may be in Japanese, the insert will often include the lyrics in English, which is a big plus if the original LP did not include them. Japan promotional strips, also called OBI, are usually included with the package as a way of advertising the CD to the Japanese buying public. On occasion a replica CD will have bonus tracks included that were part of a later CD release. However, the notes about the bonus tracks are never added to the album artwork, only the promotional strip or the detail sheet. Thus the integrity of the original LP artwork is maintained.

или такое:

Machine Head [DVD-Audio]

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Deep Purple: Ian Gillan (vocals); Richie Blackmore (guitar); Jon Lord (keyboards); Roger Glover (bass); Ian Paice (drums). Recorded in Montreux, Switzerland in December 1971. This is a DVD-Audio disc and can only be read by a DVD-Audio compatible DVD player. A probable contender for one of hard rock's all-time most influential albums, Deep Purple's MACHINE HEAD has all the markings of a heavy classic. It was here that the band's combination of amped-up blues, progressive instrumental prowess, screaming guitars, and thunderous rhythms was crystallized for the ages, helping to lay the foundation for hard rock and heavy metal throughout the '70s, '80s, and '90s. The lone presence of Smoke on the Water immediately elevates the album to essential status. The song became a long-running radio staple, and boasts one of the most instantly recognizable guitar riffs in rock history. Yet the rest of the album holds up impressively, from the adrenaline-soaked opener Highway Star, in which organist Jon Lord and guitarist Richie Blackmore trade off dazzling solos, to the churning Space Truckin', another riff-driven rocker. Vocalist Ian Gillian, whose dramatic, soaring tenor set the mold for many heavy metal singers to follow, is in fine form here, as are the pyrotechnics of Blackmore and Lord. Everything from the title to the warped group photo on the album cover indicates that MACHINE HEAD will be an exercise in unabashed, brain-melting rock, and that is exactly what it delivers. It still stands in the pantheon of seminal hard rock records. DVD Features: Audio: MLP 6-Channel - 96 kHz - 24 bit Additional Release Material: Bonus Tracks Music Videos: 1. Highway Star 2. Lazy

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kokiku

Posted: 08-01-2006, 00:14 (post 19, #524755)

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Лучше такой

Сразу несколько вариантов в одном!

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This DVD-Audio provides 3 mixes. There is a Stereo mix, a 5.1 / 6 channel mix, and a Dolby Digital mix for standard DVD players without the need for DVD-Audio capability. And here is where the mixed bag comes in. The tracks are clean and with each instrument clearly heard and identified. However, each song attempts different styles of mixing that send the vocals to the center channel where we've become accustomed to having them, to pushing them off to the sides leaving only drums and/or bass to come from the center. The rear channels can be faint and subtle at times and strong at other times. This constant switch has a feel of experimental production. It is as if this album is a lab rat for surround with the scientists hoping for the control group (in this case, the consumer) to voice which works. With each song using a different variation of channel usage, it becomes a bit trying since it doesn't feel as natural as it should have.

But to say that this is a dismal experience would be to discount a pretty good package. As a matter of fact, the only complaint with this release is that the surround mix IS too experimental. Otherwise, the clarity is there. Vocals, when they are allowed to be isolated to a channel (center) are clear and perfect. The drums, guitars, bass, and keyboards are brought out and shine in their sonic clarity. The real surround winner here is "Smoke on the Water". In short, this release, while not a reference release, particularly as it stands out next to very recent releases, is certainly not a negligible one.

The Stereo mix is definitely the best way to listen to this release. It's remixed into 96kHz/24-bit resolution and from the original stereo masters. And it represents the purity of this magnificent album. Sonics here are well defined with the high resolution mix getting the best treatment of this DVD-Audio. Of course, to play at this level of clarity requires that you have DVD-Audio capability. To hear the breakneck speed of Blackmore's lead in "Highway Star" at the level you do here is amazing as is every other track. "Maybe I'm a Leo" and its lead tracks really take on depth. The vocals are incredible on "Never Before". This Stereo mix creates a 'better than you remember' feel and is the real deal. Quite frankly, you've never heard "Smoke on the Water" like this. The ending to this song takes on a new life.

The extra bonus is the addition of an original B-Side to "Never Before", "When a Blind Man Cries". This slow bluesy ballad is a nice inclusion adding to an already packed release.

This post has been edited by kokiku on 08-01-2006, 00:15

kokiku

Posted: 08-01-2006, 00:17 (post 20, #524758)

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У мини LP обложки неудобные! :actu:

OlCh

Posted: 08-01-2006, 00:19 (post 21, #524762)

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QUOTE (kokiku @ 07-01-2006, 22:03)

А больше всего мне нравился вариант на ленте 10 типа, на 9-ой скорости,
на переносном магнитофоне "Романтика", где-нибудь на берегу речки Базаиха,
но в 15 лет.

я склоняюсь к этому варианту... самое главное - 15 лет! :rolleyes:

kokiku

Posted: 08-01-2006, 00:22 (post 22, #524767)

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Однозначно! :punk:

Shiza

Posted: 08-01-2006, 01:38 (post 23, #524806)

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QUOTE (OlCh @ 07-01-2006, 23:41)

QUOTE (Shiza @ 07-01-2006, 21:21)

Зачем в таком случае люди пишут в названии SACD , тем самым ставя ударение на этом , если в сущности это обычный CDDA и даже не ремастеринг ??? Или я ошибаюсь и качество всё равно лучше ???

SACD это всегда новый ремастер, потому как для него применяют DSD процесс. а получается не всегда и лучше, например етот ремастер мне не нравится