Steve's update RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS Amazing sounding analog masters for LP confirmed

Oh dear, if they are going to possibly release a coloured vinyl as well I may have to buy both releases!

 

Yes!

 

oooh boy, I better dust my turntable off!

 

Excellent!!, im seriously looking forward to this now.

I told my mate, who is a huge RHCP fan that you were mastering and it was definitely gonna be pretty great, kept my fingers crossed that the mix wasn't a dud. Thanks for confirming it's all good.

I'll definitely be buying this set now no question, and my mate will be gettin a needle drop to convert him into a Hoffmanite!

JJ

 

Be great to hear a bit more about the mastering as it progresses Steve?

JJ

 

I just jizzed myself.

Can't wait for this!

 

That sounds great Steve!!! I will be picking up a copy of the new album/ You need to get them to let you and Kevin remaster "Californication". The right way this time!

 

Steve, this is what I wanted to hear. After hearing the poor sound quality of the CD, this really gets me back into the Chili Peppers.

Can't wait to hear it!

 

strange thought, but would this open up a consumer class action against WB and the CD mastering engineer for defective product ?

 

I heard this record already (not Steve's copy) and it IS a great record.

You can keep listening and want more..... It holds your interest effortlessly.

 

Time to send my table over to the Turntable Factory for a tune-up.

 

So it all looks as if the messed-up sound on the CD was a result of the mastering, not of the recording itself.

How about having Hoffman/Gray also do a 96/24 DVD-Audio stereo version for those of us who do not have vinyl equipment? Life can't be that unfair that this cannot be made to happen.

 

Fair? You can pick up a decent turntable for under $200. I found an older 80's linear turntable in a thrift for $10 for a backup, upstairs somewhere in CT. Sounds great!

And all the cheap vinyl you can eat at most thrifts, used record stores and yard sales.

Expand yer mind. Digital should not be your only diet of music.

 

I spent $30 on vinyl today... half of that was one record, but with the other $15 I bought seven more records.

 

With Steve and Kevin's and Stan Ricker's initials starting to appear in several new LP's, it's starting to shape up as an exciting time in new music on vinyl. Great news.

 

I have to figure out a way to get the turntable downstairs to the main system....I have no place to put it.

If the price is right, I might just have to get this.

 

Sckott, admit it, you're the 'vinyl monster' (vinyl version of the cookie monster).

Nah, I have an old turntable (not great, though) stored somewhere and still have some 100+ vinyl LPs mostly from the 70s on a shelf here at home, but I do not listen to them because my current amp has no preamp and I just can't get myself to inves on one.

Yet, I have recently been enjoying old needle drops I made a long time ago unto cassette, which I have recently copied to digital and recorded to CD on my car.

 

The vinyl resurgence continues. Whowuddathunkit.

 

I hope Steve and Kevin get to master the new Paul Simon for LP.

 

Hotd@mn it's going to be Christmas in July!

 

Awesome news. Go Steve! Go Kevin!

Imagine if this 2-LP set sells very well.....would other RHCP titles be possible? Hopefully, the money will talk!





Dan

 

Sssssssssmokin'!!!!