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have the studio tracks been noticably remastered?
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How long is live Edge. Did they cut much of it. I would be extremely dissapointed if they don't keep the ending with the "Somewhere deep in the middle of the nigh I still think about you... I know what it sounds like" as well as the long jam while she shakes hands.
And this live Rhiannon, can you tell when it's from. Is it a different version thats never been released or live in Boston or something.
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'The Very Best of Fleetwood Mac' debuted at #12 on the charts and has sold over a million copies, without the benefit of a single.
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Randy (ravenofrhiannon) told me that, yes, the songs have been remastered.
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I'll have to ask him about "Edge"... or if he sees this post, he can answer the question for you. ![]()
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"Landslide" is not a single as such, its basically a promo they will send to radio to play to advertise CV. Its not exactly going to chart or anything...
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Yes, I was wondering that myself (if they cut edge at the end).... And on the promo video at the beginning, the Rhiannon that's played is live - and sounds very recent - but it could have been any number of performances... I'm curious about that too. Cause where there's one... There's bound to be more! |
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As far as the choice of a single, I've always said that I think "Rock and Roll" would be a great one and if it's released could actually be a semi-hit for Stevie much like the way Silver Springs live from the Dance was. I have faith that even if Landslide gets released first, they'll still release RnR. |
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Naturally it was expected the word "remastered" would rear its head in regards to this new release (I'm in the minority as I am interested in the DVD moreso than the audio disc)
For anyone who may not know what the term "remastering" or "remastered" means, the below is the definition from wikipedia: "Remastering- Remastering is, at its core, the process of creating a new master for an album, movie, or any other creation. It tends to nowadays specifically refer to the process of porting a creation from one medium to another, but this is not always the case. For example, a vinyl LP originally pressed from a worn-out copy tape many tape generations removed from the "original" master recording could be remastered and re-pressed from a better condition tape. Here buzz-speak and practical application collide. In actuality, all CDs created from analogue sources are technically digitally remastered. The process of creating a digital transfer of an analogue tape re-masters the material in the digital domain, even if nothing "special"--no equalization, compression, or other processing--is done to the material. Ideally, because of their high resolution, a CD or DVD (or other) release should come from the best source possible, with the most care taken during its transfer. This does not always happen. The earliest days of the CD era found record companies using whatever tapes they had lying around to create their CDs, with frequently underwhelming results. An nth-generation tape equalized for vinyl frequency response might be deemed perfectly acceptable by a record company, and (importantly) might be much easier to locate than the "original" source master. Additionally, the earliest days of the CD era found digital technology in its infancy, which also aided often poor sounding digital transfers marked by dropouts, underutilization of Signal-To-Noise Ratio, etc. The earliest days of the DVD era were hardly any different, with early DVD copies of movies frequently being produced from worn prints, with low bitrates and muffled audio. When the first CD remasters turned out to bestsellers--see, for example, the box set boom--companies soon realized that new editions of bare-bones back catalogue items could compete with new releases as a source of revenue. Back catalogue values skyrocketed, and today it is not unusual to see expanded and remastered editions of fairly modern albums (e.g. "New Miserable Experience" by the Gin Blossoms). Theoretically, digital remastering should solve some of these problems. Original master tapes, or something close to them, can be used to make CD releases. Better processing choices can be used. Better prints can be utilized, with sound elements remixed to 5.1 and obvious print flaws digitally corrected. The modern era gives content providers almost unlimited ways to touch up, doctor, and "improve" their creations and products, and as each release promises improved sound, video, extras and others, producers hope these upgrades will entice consumers into making a purchase."
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I was wondering if either of the Rhiannon and Rock 'N' Roll live versions might be from the Montreux Jazz Festival last year? I seem to recall someone posting that Mark Needham had mentioned on his website having done some post production work on this show so perhaps Crystal Visions is where it will surface? Anyone know anything about this?
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