Michael Fremer's 100 Recommended All-Analog LP Reissues Worth Owning - Rated 82/100!
200g 45 RPM Vinyl Pressed at Quality Record Pressings!
Mastered For 45 RPM From Original Analog Master Tapes by Kevin Gray at Cohearent Audio!
This item not eligible for any further discount offers!
Janis' pure voice and personal songs spread across four sides!
This album finds Janis' voice in its purest, most vital form ever. The tracks were recorded as live as possible without sounding retro. This 1992 all-analogue recording, praised as much for the artist's too infrequently heard talents as for its recorded dynamics, is now available on the medium that is a natural: 200-gram vinyl!
The audiophile LP reflects what the top bibles of high-end audio decree as an impeccable production that has come to be regarded as a high-fidelity reference. Matched with Ian's very personal songs, delivered in a voice that draws you in close in confidence, Breaking Silence is one of the very few recordings of recent years that by reproducing a pure analogue sound, has attained true audiophile status.
Technical Data:
Tracks were recorded at Nightingale Studio on a Studer 820, 24-track machine, 30 IPS, non-dolby, at the elevation of +6/250 nu using Ampex 499 tape.
Included among the mics used on the recording dates were: Neumann M-49, AKG C-12, Telefunken 251, Sheffield C-9 and a custom built tube direct box on the bass. Janis' vocal was recorded using a Telefunken U-47 and a Mastering Lab mic preamp, linked with series-one Monster Cable direct to the back of the multi-track machine with no EQ or Limiting.
The album was mixed at Bill Schnee Studio to an Ampex ATR 1/2" machine, at 30 IPS, non-dolby, at the elevation of +3/250 nu on Ampex 499 tape. The reverb on the album was an EMT tube plate used along with natural room sounds captured in the recording. During the mixing of the album, "Some People's Lives" was recorded direct to two-track using the same vocal chain as above and Telefunken 251's on the piano. Take number two was used as the album cut. The album was mixed using Mastering Lab modified Tannoy SGM-10's powered by Sherwood-Sax mono-block tube amps.
Produced, engineered and mixed by Jeff Balding.
Features:
• 45rpm 200g Vinyl
• Double LP
• Pressed at QRP
• Mastered from Original Analog Tapes
• Mastered by Kevin Gray at Cohearent Audio
• Gatefold Jacket
Selections:
Side 1:
1. All Roads To The River
2. Ride Me Like A Wave
3. Tattoo
Side 2:
1. Guess You Had To Be There
2. What About Love
3. His Hands
Side 3:
1. Walking On Sacred Ground
2. This Train Still Runs
3. Through The Years
Side 4:
1. This House
2. Some People's Lives (recorded live to two-track)
3. Breaking Silence
200g 45 RPM Vinyl Pressed at Quality Record Pressings!
Mastered For 45 RPM From Original Analog Master Tapes by Kevin Gray at Cohearent Audio!
This item not eligible for any further discount offers!
Janis' pure voice and personal songs spread across four sides!
This album finds Janis' voice in its purest, most vital form ever. The tracks were recorded as live as possible without sounding retro. This 1992 all-analogue recording, praised as much for the artist's too infrequently heard talents as for its recorded dynamics, is now available on the medium that is a natural: 200-gram vinyl!
The audiophile LP reflects what the top bibles of high-end audio decree as an impeccable production that has come to be regarded as a high-fidelity reference. Matched with Ian's very personal songs, delivered in a voice that draws you in close in confidence, Breaking Silence is one of the very few recordings of recent years that by reproducing a pure analogue sound, has attained true audiophile status.
Technical Data:
Tracks were recorded at Nightingale Studio on a Studer 820, 24-track machine, 30 IPS, non-dolby, at the elevation of +6/250 nu using Ampex 499 tape.
Included among the mics used on the recording dates were: Neumann M-49, AKG C-12, Telefunken 251, Sheffield C-9 and a custom built tube direct box on the bass. Janis' vocal was recorded using a Telefunken U-47 and a Mastering Lab mic preamp, linked with series-one Monster Cable direct to the back of the multi-track machine with no EQ or Limiting.
The album was mixed at Bill Schnee Studio to an Ampex ATR 1/2" machine, at 30 IPS, non-dolby, at the elevation of +3/250 nu on Ampex 499 tape. The reverb on the album was an EMT tube plate used along with natural room sounds captured in the recording. During the mixing of the album, "Some People's Lives" was recorded direct to two-track using the same vocal chain as above and Telefunken 251's on the piano. Take number two was used as the album cut. The album was mixed using Mastering Lab modified Tannoy SGM-10's powered by Sherwood-Sax mono-block tube amps.
Produced, engineered and mixed by Jeff Balding.
Features:
• 45rpm 200g Vinyl
• Double LP
• Pressed at QRP
• Mastered from Original Analog Tapes
• Mastered by Kevin Gray at Cohearent Audio
• Gatefold Jacket
Selections:
Side 1:
1. All Roads To The River
2. Ride Me Like A Wave
3. Tattoo
Side 2:
1. Guess You Had To Be There
2. What About Love
3. His Hands
Side 3:
1. Walking On Sacred Ground
2. This Train Still Runs
3. Through The Years
Side 4:
1. This House
2. Some People's Lives (recorded live to two-track)
3. Breaking Silence
