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Queen: Greatest Hits 2 (Double Vinyl) for
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Features:- Only At Target
- Limited Edition Collectible 2-LP Set On Blue Vinyl
Track Listing:- Disc 1
- A Kind of Magic (2011 Remaster)
- Under Pressure
- Radio Ga Ga (2011 Remaster)
- I Want It All (Single Version)
- I Want to Break Free (Single Remix)
- Innuendo (2011 Remaster)
- It's a Hard Life (2011 Remaster)
- Breakthru (2011 Remaster)
- Who Wants to Live Forever (2011 Remaster)
- Disc 2
- Headlong (2011 Remaster)
- The Miracle (2011 Remaster)
- I'm Going Slightly Mad (2011 Remaster)
- The Invisible Man (2011 Remaster)
- Hammer to Fall (Single Version)
- Friends Will Be Friends (2011 Remaster)
- The Show Must Go On (2011 Remaster)
- One Vision (Single Version)
Top Comments
You want the real one with faces on the cover, the real "Greatest Hits"..
I kinda feel like older original a bit dusty ones sound better, just sounds like vinyl. I don't have this or other recent releases but my original print Hotel California, Dark Side of the Moon and Welcome to my Nightmare sounds excellent for some reason. Some of the other newer stuff ---not so much, might as well listen to them on CD. I guess this one tried to make it a bit older sounding but they went overboard, and it's crackling and skipping according to reviews.
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This could happen in the 80s too but bad pressings are not based on someone not having an expensive enough turntable.
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However, modern recordings are not compromised. Most old albums that are transferred to digital for preservation are saved as DSD which is audibly identical to the original master tape. Music has been digitally
mixed or recorded since the 70s. A digital recording or master is common and those were pressed on records even in the 80s. This idea that a recording has to stay analog at every step of the process is audiophile nonsense. No one has ears that can tell the difference between a tape or DSD tape transfer.
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Gonna wait for the deal on that one. Hoping to find a 40 year old used one at the record store.
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