my dad has double fantasy on vinyl and i should be getting it soon. People can say all they want about how great the song "Imagine" is but to me this is Lennons finest solo song
vinyl just has a deeper warmer sound the digital i dont even use digital any more anolog sounds much better.with the right turntable and speakers.great album
Hello jd111932! It's CBFALL! Love the entire "Double Fantasy" album! John Lennon still to this day is hugely missed! Man,He wrote some deep but truthful songs! I will always remember and respect him for that! You barely hear those type of songs anymore! :-)
@cbfall Yes it is true, Lennon was taken away from us in his prime. I always wonder what could've happened had he not been murdered. At least we have his great music still with us. He definitely left his mark on the world
@SlimeTron5000 Thanks! I can hear what you are talking about, the dulcimer and french horns are a lot more audible in this version. There also seems to be a lot more bass on flat equalization.
@jd111932 Ok. On the CD version there is an ascending curve during the quiet areas seen on the frequency analysis; it appears there was some sort of treble boost or dithering applied.
@jd111932 The LP. That Pioneer cartridge had a more responding frequency with the piano, the dulcimer and French horns that has not been heard on the CD rip. I felt these instruments were in my own lounge room. Perhaps vinyl has a bigger RMS level?
@SlimeTron5000 That's very interesting. I have no CD version to compare with so I assumed they would sound similar. I'll have to find a CD copy sometime to compare. I have noticed most Geffen masters sound very good. I especially like when the master is good enough to make it feel as though you are in the recording studio. Vinyl may have a larger RMS level, maybe it could be tested
my dad has double fantasy on vinyl and i should be getting it soon. People can say all they want about how great the song "Imagine" is but to me this is Lennons finest solo song
beatleboy9020001 2 months ago
vinyl just has a deeper warmer sound the digital i dont even use digital any more anolog sounds much better.with the right turntable and speakers.great album
musicman257 4 months ago
binyl just has a deeper warmer sound then cd.if you have the right turntable and speakers.i have this album great lp.
musicman257 4 months ago
I have the 45 rpm single, it seems like the mix is different, anybody know about this?
apeshitdig 1 year ago
just one of the best songs ever, that's all :)
MrBuckwilliam 1 year ago
This really is better than the CD version. I think I'm going to have to find this on vinyl.
michaelsvinyl 1 year ago
Hello jd111932! It's CBFALL! Love the entire "Double Fantasy" album! John Lennon still to this day is hugely missed! Man,He wrote some deep but truthful songs! I will always remember and respect him for that! You barely hear those type of songs anymore! :-)
cbfall 1 year ago
@cbfall Yes it is true, Lennon was taken away from us in his prime. I always wonder what could've happened had he not been murdered. At least we have his great music still with us. He definitely left his mark on the world
jd111932 1 year ago
@jd111932 Sure. I have the WAV from the 2007 print of the Lennon Legend CD. Sending.
SlimeTron5000 1 year ago
@SlimeTron5000 Thanks! I can hear what you are talking about, the dulcimer and french horns are a lot more audible in this version. There also seems to be a lot more bass on flat equalization.
jd111932 1 year ago
@jd111932 Ok. On the CD version there is an ascending curve during the quiet areas seen on the frequency analysis; it appears there was some sort of treble boost or dithering applied.
SlimeTron5000 1 year ago
@jd111932
Too bad his killer is still alive and doesn't seems to regret killing Lennon too. Crazy freak I tell you.
HLM190586 9 months ago
I compared this audio to my CD of Lennon Legend. Guess what medium won the comparison?
SlimeTron5000 1 year ago
@SlimeTron5000 I'm guessing the vinyl but you never know with these lightweight 80's presses
jd111932 1 year ago
@jd111932 The LP. That Pioneer cartridge had a more responding frequency with the piano, the dulcimer and French horns that has not been heard on the CD rip. I felt these instruments were in my own lounge room. Perhaps vinyl has a bigger RMS level?
SlimeTron5000 1 year ago
@SlimeTron5000 That's very interesting. I have no CD version to compare with so I assumed they would sound similar. I'll have to find a CD copy sometime to compare. I have noticed most Geffen masters sound very good. I especially like when the master is good enough to make it feel as though you are in the recording studio. Vinyl may have a larger RMS level, maybe it could be tested
jd111932 1 year ago