Dvorak - Violin Concerto / Accardo / Davis - Super Hot Stamper (Quiet Vinyl)

Dvorak - Violin Concerto / Accardo / Davis - Super Hot Stamper (Quiet Vinyl)Yes, it was still possible to record classical music properly in 1980, though not many labels managed to pull it off. (Londons from this era are especially opaque and airless. We find them as irritating and frustrating as most of the Heavy Vinyl releases being foisted on the audiophile public today.) This is still analog, with the better copies displaying much of the Tubey Magic of 50s and 60s vinyl without as much compressor distortion (the Achilles

so we must be thankful that this record came out early in the decade and not much later

there are certainly excellent pressings of Disraeli Gears and Wheels of Fire

"I've Grown Accustomed To Your Face

you are really missing out

with practically no trace of any of the nasty shortcomings listed above

the sound gets surprisingly more open and airy

Audiophiles listen for different things and ascribe to them higher and lower relative values based on their own preferences

They're also very well integrated into the mix

Act III of the William Tell is played with breathtaking orchestral vigor and skill

Some of Jimi's best songs can be found here

there's no sucked-out midrange

who also did Coltrane Jazz in 1961