Fallen Idol 666
Till Deaf Do Us Part
Ja, die neuen sind die Digis. Hier mal paar comments aus Foren zwecks der Unterschiede etc.:Danke!
Genau die habe ich. Kann da zwar nichts schlimmes daran hören, habe aber auch keinen Vergleich.
Dann muss ich mich mal umschauen wo ich die herbekomme.
Edit: Sind das die Digi Packs?
"The 2015 remasters are closer to the original UK albums as they were before the 1998 remasters came along. Elements have been restored that were missing from the '98s including the Phantom of the Opera coda and the shorter Assassin from No Prayer. The track splits have also been rectified. They have all been digitally remastered and are currently in the process of replacing the '98s and later originals on CD and Spotify. The bonus tracks from the '98s are, however, missing due to not being on the original UK releases."
"Not to mention finally attaching the intro back to Powerslave and not to the end of Back in the Village."
"Fans quibble about sound issues on the 1998 remasters, but for me it’s the quality control and overall execution that gets my blood boiling. In every single one of the booklets for these albums, there are mistakes including pictures that were not from that album/tour or even lineup! On the Powerslave remaster, the spooky heartbeat/laughter intro was tacked on to the end of Back in the Village. Both of these are major quality control issues and the band should’ve never let them out with the numerous mistakes.
Additionally, the ’98 remasters were the perfect opportunity to have all of the B-sides and rare tracks out there and available. We did get Total Eclipse as a bonus track on Number of the Beast, but that was all. They could have and should have put every single B-side and rarity on these albums. The albums are all 40-50 minutes long, so there was plenty of time. Worst case, you make it a double CD (the debut, Seventh Son, Fear of the Dark, X Factor). Even though the band released the “best of the B-sides” disc in 2002, there are still a lot of tracks that haven’t seen the light of day since their original release. It would’ve been great to have the Live +1 tracks on the debut and the full Maiden Japan EP tacked on to Killers, for example."
http://she-wolf.eu/review-iron-maiden-somewhere-in-time-remaster-audio-video/
Problem ist, dass es im Netz zuviele Meinungen gibt. aber die meisten bevorzugen die 2015er Remasters. Da ich beide Versionen habe, ich eben auch. Für mich klingen sie einfach runder. Vor allem wurde bei den 98ern durch Lautstärke einiges vermasselt und Höhen klingen übersteuert. Aber wir reden wahrscheinlich von fetten, austarierten Anlagen, das habe ich nicht. Sehr nah am Original sollen wohl die alten US-CD's von Capitol klingen, aber da habe ich keinen Vergleich. Dennoch schlägt nix den Klang der original LP's imo. Gibt aber genauso Leute, die begründet die '98er den 2015er bevorzugen.Wurde nicht irgendwo geschrieben, dass die 2015er Remasters noch weniger Dynamik haben als die 98er? Ich persönlich fand ja, dass die 98er CDs besser klingen als die aus den 80ern, allerdings nicht so gut wie die alten LPs.
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