Best sounding album you have ever heard?

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The new Barenaked Ladies albums are very well done. Nothing ground-breaking, no innovative use of the studio as far as I can tell, but it is mixed very well, all of the instrumentation sits nicely... sounds good :)
 
I'll second Animals by PF. Also, I really like Wildflowers by Tom Petty. I can't imagine it being mixed any differently.
 
Any album by The Yeah Yeah Yeahs. :rolleyes:

Id say either White Pony by Deftones or 13th Step by A Perfect Circle for production and mix quality and the music is right up there too!

Eck
 
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Amazing, isn't it? It was done basically 'live' and only on 8 tracks!

It does have an amazing sound. Pretty overlooked in that genre, I'd say...
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Its so primitive yet very effective, the balance of the mix is just perfect to me, the guitar sound is just awsome, same with the bass.
And I think Ozzy`s vocals never sounded better.
Fave track is sleepin village, that main riff just hits you.

Best Guitar,bass and drums album I`ve ever heard. :)
 
Metallica Black, Ozzy's No More Tears, Fear Factory's Demanufacture and Sepultura's Roots. That's it, whatever anyone else says it's crap.
 
Nakatira said:
Its so primitive yet very effective, the balance of the mix is just perfect to me, the guitar sound is just awsome, same with the bass.
And I think Ozzy`s vocals never sounded better.
Fave track is sleepin village, that main riff just hits you.

Best Guitar,bass and drums album I`ve ever heard. :)
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N.I.B. ............. :D
 
All Jimi Hendrix stuff, Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon, Robert Johnson's stuff, Bob Dylan Blonde on Blonde, The Beatles Revolver, Sex Pistols NMtB
 
im gonna say
Zakk Wylde: Book of Shadows
just listen to "Sold My Soul" the acoustic sound is by far the best acoustic sound i have ever heard, its just mind blowingly good. I dare you to tell me im wrong seriously take listen it dosnt even sound like a traditional acoustic, I wish i could figure out how to get that sound- sorry bit of a rant there

I also love "the division bell" by pink floyd especially "Marooned"
 
interesting

i think in terms of modern music, i really love how "plans" came out by death cab. i also really appreciate transatlanticism.

as for older stuff... jawbreaker's "unfun" is brilliant... the drums are so warm and full and the guitars are absolutely natural.

heh, and well, i just love the original static age sessions from the misfits. great vintage recordings of completely raw music.
 
Without a doubt for me Blood On The Tracks by Dylan.

The acoustics and sonic space on the whole album knock me out whenever I hear a song from it.

It's like the band is in the room with you positioned just so for max effect.
 
I'll give ya rep and agree, that's a great album, sonic-quality and the music... before this turns into a "I hate Dylan's voice" thread :)
 
Depeche Mode - Ultra, Dr. Dre - 2001, Bonnie Raitt - Fundamental, Marylin Manson - Mechanical Animals.

For the exception of Depeche Mode. These are not my particular taste of Music. But.........I read somewhere that these are great reference CD's. So, I bought them solely for the purpose of serving as my reference CDs. I try to make my instruments sound like their instruments.

Let see how many brave souls are out there on this BBS. Munich Machine - Get on the Love Train. I defy some one to say that it is not a well recorded track. Nevermind the style of music, but the quality of the recording, arrangement and production. :D
 
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