I'm finding stuff at the local used record store that sounds great. As long as you don't crank it up too loud it is probably 90% as good as the new reissues. In fact I bought Radiohead "in rainbows and there is so much surface noise that I just use the cd version instead. I'v bought used records recently at Jerry's records in Pittsburgh that had less noise and are 20-30 old.
New music on vinyl
Hey all,
so it seems to me that the only new music you see on vinyl is pop/rock...no classical, no jazz (other than Tacet which has released some beautifully crafted pressings)
Am I missing something? What do we need to do to get the labels to release some new classical and jazz on vinyl - i am getting tired of re-issues of the same old same old...
Ideas? Opinions?
B
so it seems to me that the only new music you see on vinyl is pop/rock...no classical, no jazz (other than Tacet which has released some beautifully crafted pressings)
Am I missing something? What do we need to do to get the labels to release some new classical and jazz on vinyl - i am getting tired of re-issues of the same old same old...
Ideas? Opinions?
B
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In addition to Tacet releasing on vinyl some new recordings of classical music, there is also an effort underway by Classic Records and Fone to issue some new recordings: "Classic Records Presents" series of original recordings, e.g., Shostakovich Sym 5 conducted by Pavel Kogan Fone Records "Club of 496" recordings Tacet has a growing list of new recordings on vinyl . |
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