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Matt Bo Eder
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Hey all -
So I guess this week, Jimmy Page has completed remastering all of Zep's studio albums and they are now all available.
I was considering picking up at least the deluxe remastered editions of a couple of favorite Zeppelin albums, but I have to ask after I've given them a listen on both iTunes and Amazon, does anybody hear a big difference?
I have Presence and Physical Graffiti on CD already (before they were re-mastered, I guess just transferred to CD at the time) and between what I have and what I get to sample on iTunes/Amazon, I can't tell the difference.
Can anyone shed light on whether or not they're hearing a difference? Or am I just deaf to the greatness of Mr. Page's work?
Unlike other bands, I haven't out-grown my Zeppelin phase and still enjoy listening to them (I can't say the same thing about KISS), so I figured the Deluxe Remasters would be a nice addition, but listening with headphones on my computer, I can't tell what's been done.
And TBH - I really like the stripped-down sound of the BBC Sessions CDs. It's just unfortunate that those don't include some of my favorite later songs.
So I guess this week, Jimmy Page has completed remastering all of Zep's studio albums and they are now all available.
I was considering picking up at least the deluxe remastered editions of a couple of favorite Zeppelin albums, but I have to ask after I've given them a listen on both iTunes and Amazon, does anybody hear a big difference?
I have Presence and Physical Graffiti on CD already (before they were re-mastered, I guess just transferred to CD at the time) and between what I have and what I get to sample on iTunes/Amazon, I can't tell the difference.
Can anyone shed light on whether or not they're hearing a difference? Or am I just deaf to the greatness of Mr. Page's work?
Unlike other bands, I haven't out-grown my Zeppelin phase and still enjoy listening to them (I can't say the same thing about KISS), so I figured the Deluxe Remasters would be a nice addition, but listening with headphones on my computer, I can't tell what's been done.
And TBH - I really like the stripped-down sound of the BBC Sessions CDs. It's just unfortunate that those don't include some of my favorite later songs.