Also (despite my hate of them), my wife has been desperately searching for "Honkin' on Bobo" so it's only natural she get her hopes up at the prospect of an Aerosmith album only to be let down (by the fact they would do one of the most common ones) as I have so many times.
This is a wild ass sentence
I think it’s worth it, if you dig the album. The packaging and pressing was fantastic. They did a great job with the mastering, too. Just don’t expect an audiophile vocal experience from the original recording. Instruments sound exceptional.
I agree with, @Colonel4Bin. I wasn't particularly excited for it but I'm very happy with it.
Happy to own it but it can definitely be a bit sharp on the ears, mainly just the vocals. Instruments are fun but the vocals are like a cheese grater on the ears lol
I didn’t notice any harshness on the vocals, more just that it doesn’t sound like they’re singing directly into a microphone (it’s more like they’re singing in the room while playing instruments, which they were, and mics are picking that up).
I don't get the problem with the vocals either. It fits the music imo.
It's just people that either don't have their systems set up right, or don't have good carts. It's totally fine.
I mean I don’t necessarily think that about folks here which is where I saw the complaints. I’m guessing folks aren’t used to Afro-Cuban music. This sounds like an older recording but right in line with Buena Vista Social Club or Orquesta Akokán.
I've only seen some on cogs mentioning it, I mean it's an old not particularly well recorded Fania album, it's not going to sound AMAZING.
Hell yeah it would!
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