Daniel Amos Message Board | Print: DFBB Re-Issue

Posted by audiori on 06-04-2004 at23:25:

Each release will have to be dealt with by Stunt, dependant upon
who owns what. Some albums Terry owns and the BAI ones are
OJo Taylor owned. Each thing will have to be dealt with differently.

Posted by Mark on 11-13-2007 at20:11:

quote:

Originally posted by Mark
I ought to do this to Mark Heard - High Noon.

It is probably the worst sounding CD, in terms of volume, that I have and have ever heard. It really is pitiful that it was released like it was.

I knew I said this in the past.

Pleased

Posted by jiminy on 11-13-2007 at21:11:

but did you know you'd HAVE to KNOW you said it in the past??

therein lies the obsession. 8-)

(jk you know, my friend- just pointing out something I'm guilty of)

Posted by Mountain Fan on 11-14-2007 at09:40:

quote:

Originally posted by Mark

quote:

Originally posted by Mark
I ought to do this to Mark Heard - High Noon.

It is probably the worst sounding CD, in terms of volume, that I have and have ever heard. It really is pitiful that it was released like it was.

I knew I said this in the past.

Pleased

I think i recently got a cassette of that to record on the PC and convert to MP3. I think his CDs are $$ collectible, even if they are poor quality.

I bet my DFBB cassette converted sounds about as good as the CD (also said to be mastered at a low level). Anybody want to send me one for comparison? Tongue

Posted by Mountain Fan on 11-14-2007 at09:40:

double post

anyone else notice the forum site seeming slower to respond over the last maybe couple weeks or so?

Posted by larryl on 11-14-2007 at10:00:

quote:

Originally posted by Mountain Fan
double post

anyone else notice the forum site seeming slower to respond over the last maybe couple weeks or so?

yes.

Posted by DwDunphy on 11-14-2007 at14:51:

You don't get me like that, cheeky monkey!

I have DFBB on CD, but the Stunt/Arena remaster will render it a superfluous curio, I'm sure. In surfer talk, that means the young 'un will be mad rockin', bro.

I also have Heard's "High Noon" and "Satellite Sky" and have no intentions of selling. I mean, I want that new PRS guitar pretty badly, but I have my lines in the sand...

DwD

Posted by dennis on 11-14-2007 at15:41:

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Originally posted by Mountain Fan

quote:

Originally posted by Mark

quote:

Originally posted by Mark
I ought to do this to Mark Heard - High Noon.

It is probably the worst sounding CD, in terms of volume, that I have and have ever heard. It really is pitiful that it was released like it was.

I knew I said this in the past.

Pleased

I think i recently got a cassette of that to record on the PC and convert to MP3. I think his CDs are $$ collectible, even if they are poor quality.

I bet my DFBB cassette converted sounds about as good as the CD (also said to be mastered at a low level). Anybody want to send me one for comparison? Tongue

The record is really the way to go with this one.
Good and loud! Cool

Posted by joey on 11-14-2007 at16:23:

Frown

quote:

Originally posted by dennis

quote:

Originally posted by Mountain Fan

quote:

Originally posted by Mark

quote:

Originally posted by Mark
I ought to do this to Mark Heard - High Noon.

It is probably the worst sounding CD, in terms of volume, that I have and have ever heard. It really is pitiful that it was released like it was.

I knew I said this in the past.

Pleased

I think i recently got a cassette of that to record on the PC and convert to MP3. I think his CDs are $$ collectible, even if they are poor quality.

I bet my DFBB cassette converted sounds about as good as the CD (also said to be mastered at a low level). Anybody want to send me one for comparison? Tongue

The record is really the way to go with this one.
Good and loud! Cool

records would be great if they didn't skip....
i didn't even set up my turntable last time i moved... and that was 2 1/2 years ago...
it would be nice if the same sound could be re-produced digitally....
but its still cds and mp3s for me.... Cool

Posted by navfox on 11-14-2007 at16:33:

quote:

Originally posted by Mark
[quote]Originally posted by Mark
I ought to do this to Mark Heard - High Noon.

It is probably the worst sounding CD, in terms of volume, that I have and have ever heard. It really is pitiful that it was released like it was.

I think Mosiac was worse, I think its on CD now, havent heard if its better.

Posted by dennis on 11-15-2007 at15:31:

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Originally posted by joey

quote:

Originally posted by dennis

quote:

Originally posted by Mountain Fan

quote:

Originally posted by Mark

quote:

Originally posted by Mark
I ought to do this to Mark Heard - High Noon.

It is probably the worst sounding CD, in terms of volume, that I have and have ever heard. It really is pitiful that it was released like it was.

I knew I said this in the past.

Pleased

I think i recently got a cassette of that to record on the PC and convert to MP3. I think his CDs are $$ collectible, even if they are poor quality.

I bet my DFBB cassette converted sounds about as good as the CD (also said to be mastered at a low level). Anybody want to send me one for comparison? Tongue

The record is really the way to go with this one.
Good and loud! Cool

records would be great if they didn't skip....
i didn't even set up my turntable last time i moved... and that was 2 1/2 years ago...
it would be nice if the same sound could be re-produced digitally....
but its still cds and mp3s for me.... Cool

skip??? You need a new needle my friend! Pleased

Posted by joey on 11-15-2007 at16:58:

Tongue!

quote:

Originally posted by dennis

quote:

Originally posted by joey

quote:

Originally posted by dennis

quote:

Originally posted by Mountain Fan

quote:

Originally posted by Mark

quote:

Originally posted by Mark
I ought to do this to Mark Heard - High Noon.

It is probably the worst sounding CD, in terms of volume, that I have and have ever heard. It really is pitiful that it was released like it was.

I knew I said this in the past.

Pleased

I think i recently got a cassette of that to record on the PC and convert to MP3. I think his CDs are $$ collectible, even if they are poor quality.

I bet my DFBB cassette converted sounds about as good as the CD (also said to be mastered at a low level). Anybody want to send me one for comparison? Tongue

The record is really the way to go with this one.
Good and loud! Cool

records would be great if they didn't skip....
i didn't even set up my turntable last time i moved... and that was 2 1/2 years ago...
it would be nice if the same sound could be re-produced digitally....
but its still cds and mp3s for me.... Cool

skip??? You need a new needle my friend! Pleased

i probably do... Tongue

Posted by jiminy on 11-17-2007 at19:38:

or a nickel taped to the stylus head...sigh-
I miss those days (sort of)
Cool

Posted by dennis on 11-19-2007 at15:42:

Pleased

Just get a new needle! Wink

Posted by joey on 11-19-2007 at16:15:

Cool

i read about this lazer turntable...
flawless sound and you can forward songs like a cd....
nice...

it cost 10 grand so i won't be buying it........ Crying

Posted by dennis on 11-20-2007 at15:09:

Yeah I have heard about that, pretty sweet.
I won't be picking that one up either! Tongue

Posted by jon eddies on 11-29-2007 at19:37:

Dfbb

Hey I would just love to here this in pristine clear sound, but louder would be great too! Hey there Dennis BTW.

Posted by dennis on 11-30-2007 at15:38:

Hello Jon! Cool

Posted by joey on 11-30-2007 at17:01:

Thumb Up!

love your location, doc! Pleased

Posted by Mountain Fan on 12-03-2007 at10:46:

how is it that a thread about Horrendous Disc has more posts than one about a DFBB-reissue?!

quick, someone start some controversy or rumors! Tongue