Dire Straits - Love over Gold

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Wikis def of Prog Rock

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Progressive_rock
 

stevebrock

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Just listened to the CD, to be honest its not that bad, just very very quiet however i prefer the Vinyl now I have heard it
 

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andybeau said:
Wikis def of Prog Rock

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Progressive_rock

Thanks, I largely agree with that, just a bit confussed by suggestions of Rush and Marillion. I see in there Radiohead are mentioned in the 3rd wave. For me it was King Crimson, ELP, Yes, Pink Floyd and Genesis etc.
 

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BigH said:
stevebrock said:
just done a direct comparison

for the same volume on my Brio

Vinyl 10 o clock

CD 11 o clock

But does that not depend on the cartridge?

Yes but as a rule of thumb it is usually the other way round
 

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BigH said:
stevebrock said:
just done a direct comparison

for the same volume on my Brio

Vinyl 10 o clock

CD 11 o clock

But does that not depend on the cartridge?

yes it does, but the CD is very quiet compared to other CDS of the same period
 
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stevebrock said:
are you saying the CD is better than the VINYL Spockfish?

Quite possibly; the original is meant to be excellent. There are several where the CD trounces the vinyl for me. Pretty comfortably at that too.
 

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BigH said:
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Dire Straights and Yes - 'Owner of a lonely heart' were hot favs for the hi-fi dealers in the 80's from what I can remember.

Both truly bloody awful ;)

Now I'm not having that. IMO (obv) 90125 is the best prog rock album (for some value of 'prog') ever.

Really, would not even get into my top 3 Yes albums, Prog rock was over by about 1978.
Have a listen to Big Elf Cheat the gallows prog rock is still alive and kicking also have a listen to Coheed and Cambra
 

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I have Private Investigations on 12" single. It's a very good recording with some pleasantly startling dynamics. Sounds better than the vinyl album version.

I like their first 3 albums. Very well recorded with a good set of songs. Their 1st album is bass heavy, but still a fine recording. Communique's pretty bass heavy too, but not as much as their 1st album.
 

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