[rocker1981]

After many years of owning a vinyl copy of These Days I played it tonight.
The sound quality is emense. The drums, guitar and Jon's vocals are so raw.
It has much more of a live in the studio feel to it.

Well worth getting a copy if you can find one.

Has anyone else noticed the difference in the sound to the cd copy?

[Dave 1986]

I own this and have a vinyl rip of it. Yes it's light years ahead of the CD version. Not that the CD sounds bad or anything but it's lacking in terms of dynamic range. On vinyl, the drums actually pound out of the speakers and the bass is nice and thick. This is my go-to version of the album.

[ezearis]

I need to find a vinyl rip of that then, as with the government import restrictions I literally can't buy anything and I won't find it here.

[nickolai]

Originally Posted by ezearis

I need to find a vinyl rip of that then, as with the government import restrictions I literally can't buy anything and I won't find it here.

Your Prime Minister needs to wind her neck in a bit and stop acting like a tool.

[ezearis]

Originally Posted by nickolai

Your Prime Minister needs to wind her neck in a bit and stop acting like a tool.

Actually, is our President as we don't have a Prime Minister, though we have a Chief of the Cabinet of Ministers. Still, yes, she needs to do that.

[nickolai]

Originally Posted by ezearis

Actually, is our President as we don't have a Prime Minister, though we have a Chief of the Cabinet of Ministers. Still, yes, she needs to do that.

Sorry, my South American politics aint great! There must be a way for you to get them into the country though. Cant you pop across the border and smuggle them in?!

[Mongoose]

I'll send one to the Falklands for you, you can pick it up there

[ezearis]

Originally Posted by nickolai

Sorry, my South American politics aint great! There must be a way for you to get them into the country though. Cant you pop across the border and smuggle them in?!

Yes but Argentina is one of the biggest countries in the world, so getting into a border might be a little hard. As soon as I'm back in Buenos Aires I'll try to find one, there're several vinyl stores and there might be one These Days around there.

Originally Posted by Mongoose

I'll send one to the Falklands for you, you can pick it up there

LOL.

[Rumen]

Originally Posted by Dave 1986

I own this and have a vinyl rip of it. Yes it's light years ahead of the CD version. Not that the CD sounds bad or anything but it's lacking in terms of dynamic range. On vinyl, the drums actually pound out of the speakers and the bass is nice and thick. This is my go-to version of the album.

My Guitar Lies Bleeding In My Arms - LP vs. CD (1995) and LP vs. CD (1998 Remaster)

[JackieBlue]

Originally Posted by Rumen

My Guitar Lies Bleeding In My Arms - LP vs. CD (1995) and LP vs. CD (1998 Remaster)

A little help, please? You guys are lightyears beyond me when it comes to technical analysis of music and recordings. It's fascinating to read your discussions about production and styles and use of real instruments vs. synthesizers or machines and autotune,etc.

Rumen, what am I looking at here? The images look very similar to me except for color. Am I missing something? Or is that your point, maybe? That there isn't a lot of difference?

(Or is this discussion so far over my head that it would be useless to try and explain?? )