[Filou]

[orgeatlechien]

[Filou]

Ben yaka comparer ?



http://www.lucyintheweb.net/lucy/forum/viewtopic.php?p=96097

Filou

[Filou]

Filou

[Filou]

Du nouveau côté Remasters...




http://www.lucyintheweb.net/lucy/forum/viewtopic.php?p=109439#109439

Filou

[maxmas55]

ça y est, commencez à sortir la cagnotte...

http://www.examiner.com/article/the-secret-is-confirmed-emi-announces-there-will-be-a-beatles-stereo-vinyl-box






Et pour ceux qui voudraient en savoir plus coté téchnique:

http://www.examiner.com/article/beatles-101-emi-reveals-details-of-beatles-stereo-vinyl-remastering-process?CID=examiner_alerts_article
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[Filou]

Il était temps, hein ?

En voila une nouvelle qu'elle est bonne.

Enfin, heu... à part le prix


350 euros le coffret !!!


Un coffret limité à 50 000 exemplaire dans le monde à ce qu'ils disent...

Mais chaque album vendu aussi séparément.




Studio Album Remasters Make Stereo Vinyl Debut
London – 27 September, 2012 – The Beatles’ acclaimed original studio album remasters, released on CD in 2009 and in 2010 for digital download exclusively on iTunes, will make their long-awaited stereo vinyl debut on 12th November (13th November in North America).

Manufactured on 180-gram, audiophile quality vinyl with replicated artwork, the 14 albums return to their original glory with details including the poster in The Beatles (The White Album), the Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Heart Club Band’s cutouts, and special inner bags for some of the titles. Each album will be available individually, and accompanied by a stunning, elegantly designed 252-page hardbound book in a lavish boxed edition which is limited to 50,000 copies worldwide.

The book, exclusive to the boxed edition, is authored by award-winning radio producer Kevin Howlett and features a dedicated chapter for each of the albums, as well as insight into the creation of the remasters and how the vinyl albums were prepared. The 12”x12” book showcases a wealth of photographs spanning The Beatles’ recording career, including many images which were not included in the 2009 CD booklets.



The titles include The Beatles’ 12 original UK albums, first released between 1963 and 1970, the US-originated Magical Mystery Tour, now part of the group’s core catalogue, and Past Masters, Volumes One & Two, featuring non-album A-sides and B-sides, EP tracks and rarities. With this release, The Beatles’ first four albums make their North American stereo vinyl debuts. In 2013, the remastered albums will make their mono vinyl debuts.

Since it was recorded, The Beatles’ music has been heard on a variety of formats – from chunky reel-to-reel tapes and eight-track cartridges to invisible computer files. But there has never been a more romantic or thrilling medium for music than a long-playing twelve-inch disc. We ‘play’ records. The process of carefully slipping the disc out of the sleeve, cleaning it and lowering the stylus provides a personal involvement in the reproduction of the music.

When The Beatles’ albums were first released, the listener enjoyed a tangible relationship with the music in the grooves of a record. There was an emotional connection to the artifact carrying the sound, and this bond was strengthened by the LP sleeve. Rather than a merely functional object to protect the disc, it was elevated to a stylish accessory. Certainly, the cover of a Beatles album conveyed a message about the music it was wrapped around. For example, the dominant orange and brown hues and elongated faces on the front of Rubber Soul seem to embody the sound of the record. With the advent of the cassette tape in the seventies and the compact disc in the 1980s, album artwork was reduced in size and importance, losing much of its charm. That is partly why vinyl LPs have not, as predicted, been discarded.

None of that would really matter, were it not for the enduring power of The Beatles’ music. In September, 2009, The Beatles’ remastered albums on CD graced charts around the world. Seventeen million album sales within seven months was resounding evidence of the timeless relevance of their legacy. Through five decades, the music of The Beatles has captivated generation upon generation.

For producer Rick Rubin, surveying The Beatles’ recorded achievements is akin to witnessing a miracle. “If we look at it by today’s standards, whoever the most popular bands in the world are, they will typically put out an album every four years,” Rubin said in a 2009 radio series interview. “So, let’s say two albums as an eight year cycle. And think of the growth or change between those two albums. The idea that The Beatles made thirteen albums in seven years and went through that arc of change... it can’t be done. Truthfully, I think of it as proof of God, because it’s beyond man’s ability.”

http://thebeatles.com/#/news/Vinyl

Filou

[Filou]

BOOK

BOOK

BOOK




250 pages pour ce book au format d'un LP.
De quoi en mettre plein les mirettes.

Et beaucoup de photos inédites des livrets CD de 2009.

The 12”x12” book showcases a wealth of photographs spanning The Beatles’ recording career, including many images which were not included in the 2009 CD booklets.



Et pour le phono, c'est pour moi.



Filou

[Nowhere Man]

Je déterre un vieux topic...
Je suis toujours un peu frustré par ce remaster de 2009 et je ne suis pas le seul à déplorer le choix fait par EMI en voulant respecter le plus fidèlement possible les albums originaux. A postériori , la solution n'aurait elle pas été de sortir une version CD mono et LP en respectant les originaux pour les fans purs et durs et une version remix stéréo comme l'excellent YS qui est pour moi la référence avec Naked ? Tout le monde y aurait trouvé son compte. Non ?
Maintenant je sais ,on ne va pas refaire l'histoire...

[fifi]

ça sortira bien un jour sous la forme remixée des YS, Anthology, LIB Naked, l'avantage c'est de vendre deux fois le répertoire...Man!
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