I picked up the remastered Broadsword, mostly for all the bonus tracks, and I have to say it sounds pretty damn good. Much as I hate the idea they may just have found a way to get my money twice.
Has anyone tried the remasters of the early albums, like Stand Up and Benefit? Is the sound quality notably better? I could see the recordings themselves being the limiting factor for those.
Has anyone tried the remasters of the early albums, like Stand Up and Benefit? Is the sound quality notably better? I could see the recordings themselves being the limiting factor for those.
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Re: The remastered CDs
10/23Any time, when remastered albums became avaliable on CD I scoop them up. And the quality is much better and clean. And personally, now that they can cram more music on the disc Anderson and band offered a little extra at the same price. I like that idea and why not put out music that never made the albums but were part of that time frame.
