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has anyone noticed compared to the original The sound of the Beady eyes sounds has no low end or feels or its not been mastered well or something?

the original sounds so much better 

maybe an audio head might be able to explain 

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  On 9/23/2016 at 5:22 PM, neurp said:

has anyone noticed compared to the original The sound of the Beady eyes sounds has no low end or feels or its not been mastered well or something?

the original sounds so much better 

maybe an audio head might be able to explain 

 

To me it sounds like different EQ. The remaster seems to favour the mid-range more. But you're right, I think I prefer the old mastering. Or maybe something inbetween...

Edited by jejunum

Ive only listend once properly so far as it took so long to get here =P

so far thats the only one i noticed seems to lack bass so much

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It's hard to find a reissue with cleaner and just plain better mastering. This is a treat to the ears.

 

EDIT: It may just be because it's quieter compared to my CD copy

Edited by clarktrent
  On 9/14/2016 at 6:14 PM, The CIA said:

Really nice to have the chance to sit down and revisit this unappreciated release, I can't have listened to it more than 10 times since I first heard it 15 or so years ago. I always quite enjoyed it but some of the good feeling was tarnished by a very arch mid-90s easy-listening and almost big beat vibe and the nagging feeling that both artists were just noodling about here and selfishly saving their best melodies and ideas for their own later solo releases.

but now a combination of factors, (the aggressive remaster job, the charmingly dumb bonus tracks, finding out it was actually made in 94) have really made me enjoy it a lot more. I can hear Perrey-Kingsley in there, and similar ground to the soundcloud trax of that era.

Mikes strange little reverbed sine melodies playing utopian supermarket musak mixing in with Aphex's sloppy crunchy distortion works a treat. Mr Frosty sounds like Jake Slazenger remixing Acrid Avid Jam Shred, Eggy Toast is subdued but with a serpentine AFX lead. It is very tongue in cheek insofar as Mike & Rich both know thier listeners know these synth lines are cheesey as fuck, but I believe now it comes from a real non-ironic love of cheesey as fuck synth lines.

I must have listened to it ten times last year!

Did anyone notice that knob selling the tape on discogs for £20000 or whatever it was

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  On 9/15/2016 at 1:41 AM, Adieu said:

 

  On 9/10/2016 at 12:06 PM, JUVITH SITH said:

wish i bought the cassette rather than the blue vinyl

 

PM me and we can trade if you like.

 

 

  On 2/14/2017 at 7:00 PM, JUVITH SITH said:

I will ask this one last time anyone selling the Planet MU EKT reissue cassette?...

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