Prog Like You've Never Heard It Before

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    Ever had the experience of hearing a prog album in a new source that you hear things in the recording you never heard before, what with remastering/remixing, etc.? (I'm sure you have)                    I had that happen recently with a used lp copy of Winter Day's Nightmare by RPI band Libra-I had previously only heard the music on a Canadian Motown lp pressing, and now the lp I have bought recently and heard is an incredible experience compared to that previous pressing I got so used to.
                  Also had an old Canadian lp pressing of Jean Luc Ponty Experience-Open String, and bought the new CD re-issue and it is like a whole new experience.
                       Someone recently got me in the know about "Japan mini lp CD" and there are several recordings I have in that format now and it is almost like hearing a whole new album. Recordings like-

Wishbone Ash-Argus
Beggar's Opera-Act One
Nektar-A Tab In The Ocean
Pell Mell-From The New World
Mahavishnu Orchestra-Birds Of Fire
Flash-Flash
Banco-Io Sono Nato Libero
Passport-Second Passport
Soft Machine-Bundles

            Isn't it great when you previously think you have heard "the last word" in a record, only to be pleasantly surprised by what you had heard in a different pressing that you didn't realise was missing?

Edited by presdoug - February 15 2016 at 15:53

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presdoug Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Forum Senior Member Joined: January 24 2010 Location: Canada Status: Offline Points: 8615	Topic: Prog Like You've Never Heard It Before Posted: February 15 2016 at 15:46
	Ever had the experience of hearing a prog album in a new source that you hear things in the recording you never heard before, what with remastering/remixing, etc.? (I'm sure you have) I had that happen recently with a used lp copy of Winter Day's Nightmare by RPI band Libra-I had previously only heard the music on a Canadian Motown lp pressing, and now the lp I have bought recently and heard is an incredible experience compared to that previous pressing I got so used to. Also had an old Canadian lp pressing of Jean Luc Ponty Experience-Open String, and bought the new CD re-issue and it is like a whole new experience. Someone recently got me in the know about "Japan mini lp CD" and there are several recordings I have in that format now and it is almost like hearing a whole new album. Recordings like- Wishbone Ash-Argus Beggar's Opera-Act One Nektar-A Tab In The Ocean Pell Mell-From The New World Mahavishnu Orchestra-Birds Of Fire Flash-Flash Banco-Io Sono Nato Libero Passport-Second Passport Soft Machine-Bundles Isn't it great when you previously think you have heard "the last word" in a record, only to be pleasantly surprised by what you had heard in a different pressing that you didn't realise was missing? Edited by presdoug - February 15 2016 at 15:53