George Harrison - Live in Japan (2 LP)
- LP
- 2 piece(s)
- 1992
- 19 tracks
- 1 uur, 27 min
Live in Japan
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This version outshines the latest re-releases. It boasts a wider soundstage and improved instrument clarity. Being a live recording, it's not flawless, but as of 2022, this is the top-notch pressing available.
The sound quality on this concert vinyl is absolutely fantastic! The vinyl itself is amazing! It's quite pricey, but the cost is totally worth it because the quality and the many gorgeous songs make the price tag disappear!
This version is just alright, tops. They might've remastered it from the โoriginal tape,โ but I'm not convinced it was directly cut from it. The original pressing I own of this album sounds WAY better. I picked this up thinking it'd outperform the original since mine isn't in pristine condition, but the original still holds up better. The original pressing boasts a much wider soundstage, superior dynamics, and clearer instrument separation. Stick with the first pressing.
This version surpasses the latest re-releases. It boasts a wider soundstage and improved instrument clarity. Being a live recording, it won't be flawless, but as of 2022, this is the top-notch pressing available right now.
This version is just alright, tops. They might've remastered it from the โoriginal tape,โ but I'm not convinced it was directly sourced from it. The original pressing I own of this album sounds WAY better. I purchased this copy expecting it to outperform my original, which isn't in pristine condition, but the original still sounds superior. The original pressing offers a much wider soundstage and significantly improved dynamics and instrument separation. Stick with the first pressing.
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