True Analog LPs versus Digital Recordings


Greetings Audiogon Music Lovers,
Is there any good way of knowing when an LP is released if it has actually been recorded in analog versus if it is just a digital recording slapped on vinyl? I keep buying music of current artists and not finding that same sound of the analog recordings of the past.

Thank you in advance for any and all feedback.

Cheers,
Love It Loud
loveitloud
"I would submit that vinyl made out of digital recordings would not be as good as the original digital recording, so why not buy the cd in hi-rez? "

One reason might be if the digital source is higher res than redbook CD and that resolution makes it onto the vinyl.

The thing is I have no idea if this is a common scenario or not. Unless the lp package indicates technical details that went into teh recording, you would have no way to know and could be paying mercedes prices for what's really a volkswagon.
Unless the lp package indicates technical details that went into the recording, you would have no way to know and could be paying mercedes prices for what's really a volkswagon.
Mapman (System | Reviews | Threads | Answers | This Thread)
I would have to agree with this.
"I would have to agree with this."

"The Things we do for Love" (of vinyl!)

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