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The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Live At Monterey (1967), [2007 REMASTERED][LIVE][EXTRA TRACKS]

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Posted: 03-11-2007, 23:22 (post 1, #791897)

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The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Live At Monterey 1967

Артист:	The Jimi Hendrix Experience
Альбом:	Live At Monterey 1967, 2007
Издатель:	(Universal Music) Experience Hendrix / 0602517455160
Жанр:	Hard-Rock, Psychodelic
Формат файла:	iso.wv, covers
Ссылка:	CD 23 clicks
Нахождение:	eDonkey/Kademlia
Примечание:	Repack, CUETools

TRACKLIST

1. Intro. . . . . . . . . .0:39
2. Killing Floor. . . . . .3:14
3. Foxey Lady . . . . . . .3:28
4. Like A Rolling Stone . .7:06
5. Rock Me Baby . . . . . .3:37
6. Hey Joe. . . . . . . . .5:11
7. Can You See Me . . . . .2:37
8. The Wind Cries Mary. . .3:53
9. Purple Haze. . . . . . .5:34
10. Wild Thing . . . . . . .7:49

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Posted: 03-11-2007, 23:23 (post 2, #791898)

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Tnx to original releaser!

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The DVD soundtrack features a new 5.1 surround and 2.0 stereo mixes by Eddie Kramer, Jimi's original engineer. The CD will feature the brand new, stereo mix heard here for the first time. Yes, it sounds better than ever. And there's no question that this is both a legendary performance and one of rock's most historic moments.

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Great sound which (a) restores quite a bit of Mitch's cymbal work and (b) deletes the reverb on Jimi's voice.

I like the new mix too on the CD. They have deleted the long intro on the old CD, where you could here Jimi tuning up, but they have recovered Brian Jones introduction.

It's a Wally Heider recording; so it was well engineered, well recorded. They didn't close mic the audience, so the the applause sounds faint--only coming through stage mic leakage. The overall fidelity of the instruments and voice is great.The only shortcoming is sound/mastering is just a little bright--I assume that's just the sonic signature of Eddie Kramer, as that's consistent with his other CD efforts.

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The new CD is the same mix as on the purple box, but less loud fortunately so a bit better sounding. Compared to the '86 Alan Douglas CD it's indeed brighter, and fuller bass. Actually the biggest difference is (except fur the new intro and cut-off intro tuning-up) Wild Thing, with full drum and bass, but guitar volume lower in the mix (or just effect of the centered mix?). Maybe it's 'easier' to the ears, but I like the screaming guitar.

The whole CD is a remix! I just picked it up at lunch, and it sounds waaaay more natural than the original Jimi Plays Monterey release. There's no cheesy delay on the vocals, and you can hear Noel Redding's bass better as well as his vocals. (background on Foxy Lady). There was a sticker on the front that said it was remixed by Eddie Kramer, which scared me, but he did a good job! It just sounds so much more natural!