METALLICA - Master of Puppets ORIGINAL VS REMASTER [Vinyl Comparison] HD
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Master of Puppets
Original 1986 (Elektra/Megaforce) (0:00)
2017 Remastered (Blackened) (8:37)
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A side-by-side comparison of the original 1986 vinyl released on Elektra Records versus the 2017 Deluxe Remastered vinyl released on Blackened Recordings.
Audio-Technica AT-LP120-USB Turntable connected by USB to Audacity Recording Software. Recorded to WAV. No audio processing used.
Video and photos taken using Canon PowerShot S95 camera. Video editing done using Sony Vegas 10. Video effect added to help this be a little more interesting.
The original Elektra release here is numbered 9 60439-1.
The new Master of Puppets is from the Deluxe Remastered Box Set. There were 25,000 copies of this released and this one is #5,814!
These LP's are from my personal collection. Go buy the Remastered vinyl or CD at your nearest record store! This video is intended to encourage people to get into vinyl!
I DO NOT OWN COPYRIGHT! THIS IS FOR COMPARISON AS WELL AS PROMOTION!
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8:37 Remastered begins
The remaster sounds to have a bit more "texture" in the guitars. The song sounds cleaner too. Like if they did a minor cleanup on "ugly" frequencies. it sounds almost like it has more separation between the instruments. This is a good remaster. They didn't take away any of the intensity that made the old recording so good. And they brought thru some frequencies that newer, better tech can show that we were missing from the original recording.
If you aren't listening with very high quality headphones or studio monitors, you might not hear a difference.
I think that's exactly what's happening haha. The remaster is scooping out some of the muddy lows & low-mids at the very least, which definitely helps the elements of the mix breathe wholly while also occupying the same stereo space. Or that's my best guess.
That 'texture' improvement you speak of in the guitar sound is maybe the same difference I spotted when playing my old Direct Metal Mastered vinyl at the same time as an original cd, while flicking my amp between cd and phono. The guitars on the vinyl, although distorted (of course), had much more detail, 'information' and, as you call it 'texture' than the cd. This would of course have been partly due to the fact that the analogue vinyl source carries more information than the digital source. If they got the remaster to sound something the same, then great. Cd had better low-mids and lows. Instruments had more seperation. Bass and drums had more definition and punch. Vocals and guitars more detail and texture on the vinyl. Modern cd players with modern dacs are much better than old ones at digging out and making the most of the information on cd's now, btw. That's just an aside. Really I just wanted to say I think I know what you mean by 'texture' in the guitar reproduction. Maybe one day I'll shell out for a high bit rate download of the new remaster. Not the vinyl with my shitty old record deck and I ain't buying a new one when I just bought a new Marantz cd player and amp.
I like the original one for some reason.
It's not nostalgia
Cause I was living under a rock and found this song just a week ago.
But the original has a weird and not clear audio which is simple yet aesthetic.
@@arbs-5164 I can relate. The dirty original sound makes it seem more real almost. For me, it doesnt really matter, But the newer one does add something for me.
@@armelind both are good
Everyone has their own opinion.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
OG just sounds more angry and emotive. I grew up listening to this one on cassette - it was my first actual metal album. The remaster sounds fine, better than expected, but there is a slight sheen to it that doesn't sound as primal.
The bass is harder to hear on the remaster, and the drums have lost some of their swing with the volume increase.
If you're hearing them both in the background the remaster will stand out more from the crowd, but if you want to listen to the music the OG is the way to go IMO.
We have listened to these albums in thier old forms your ears are trained to those albums, you have to be completely deaf to think the original sounds better. The remaster is balanced clear, less reverb and thin and scooped out than the original. It's simply better sounding. Your nostalgia is keeping your ears from working properly. You can actually hear the separation of the instruments. I prefer remasters, technology just has improved so much since 86
"You can actually hear the separation of the instruments."
Odd, I actually think everything is muddier in the remasters, like someone just poured water all over it, where as the originals sound crisp & punchy.
I do think you need to "listen harder" to really get the benefits of the latter though, but worth the pay off for mine.
@@Lucrei. what you said is true just flipped though
@@bijuudama.99 I guess perspective really matters in this debate
@@Lucrei. in my opinion I prefer the original but the remastered version still sounds cleaner
@@bijuudama.99 Well I think I'd agree with that, it sounds technically cleaner, but way more compressed
And in my view that's worse and I still think it sounds like someone poured water all over it
Cleaning it, but destroying it in the process
I think this is best illustrated by the clean sections 3:35 - 4:50 & for comparison in the remaster 12:11 - 13:25
I hear a lot more echo & muddiness in the remaster and it bleeds together for me
Everything is much more vibrant/dynamic in the original, bass included
Oh... now I can spot the difference - the price xD
Thanks for doing this. Although the new remaster technically sounds fuller and crisper with some more lo/hi mids, it’s so hard to leave behind the original, especially growing up on it when it was released.
Master Of Puppets Original -0:02
Master Of Puppets Remaster - 8:37
I like the re-master better to be honest. Primarily because it feels way more balanced. The low end is so much cleaner, louder, and cuts through in the mix. They could have stood to keep the gain at similar levels and kept some more of the original dynamics though.
The remastered bass tho
Talk English instead of code words. Dude, Metallica has had its share of morons over the years and they got rid of most of them with the making of st anger, and re load, so you'd better make up your mind to LEAVE and NEVER RETURN to anything to do with Metallica, cause we aren't gonna stand for drop kick morons trying to destroy Metallica and communication in the English language!
what bass?
Dreyn 77
Tf wrong with you? You sound like an old boomer
Metallica has always used the modern technologies. Back in the day, and justice for all, required a sub woofer to be used. Base drums were located in the subwoofer frequencies. Metallica is a business, and they force you to spend your money to keep up with them. It’s your fault you’re thrifty, and after all these years, you should have realised following Metallica is too costly for you. You should go away from them and find something cheaper to do.
Dreyn 77 You can’t tell us what to do, cheap or expensive Metallica 4 ever \m/
its more layered space between the instruments its cool to hear cliffs unique bass chugging this is how remastering should be done by the band especially with the knowledge they have gained over 31 years not by some knob turner who fucks around doing changes because he can. the album has always sounded wonderful but its lesss flat ant compressed.
The timbre and feel of the album itself is still totally intact imo. It's just had a bit of fog removed, giving a clear image.
I feel like I always try to hold on to the idea of art being subjective - but I'm so close to saying that ppl who claim the original is superior are either in denial because it's cooler, or have no clue what they're talking about.
Don't worry they're just metal elistists and people trying to get likes for their "controversial opinions".
Original is far more dynamic.
A little bit.. average of 13 for the original and 11 for the remaster.
@@hellobooom And that's therefore superior unless there's an issue with the original mix, which I don't believe there is
Thnaks a lot my Friend !
🍀❤️
Thanks for this. Now I know that I do not have to look for a overpriced first press anymore.
I owned it and it sounds lousy. I sold it, that’s how bad it was in comparison to the original.
Wrong.
Oohh, thanks mann!!
The remaster is slightly better as it's adding slightly more volume, bass and has a more dynamic range without taking away any of the original's harmonics unlike Megadeth's remasters. I'm just waiting to be told off by Dreyn 77 for having my own opinion.
Jaja right
Remaster is actually lower DR. Adding volume does not usually = more dynamic range....
Lmao yeah, imo it doesnt really sound much different (prolly cuz i have utter s h i t e hearing) also that dreyn77 guy is just a plain asshole lol
".......And Justice For All" needs this done badly.
No it doesn't! Piss of you gossiping social junky! Have you ever heard of SUBWOOFERS!? Leave Metallica immediately! Go do something else with your life! If you haven't bought a machine which plays subwoofers in 30 years, then you're BRAIN DEAD! Metallica doesn't need anymore stupid morons hanging around them. Go away and never return!
David G AJFA needs a whole remix. A remaster wouldn‘t bring the bass back or make the drums feel less separated from the mix.
Robin Anwaldt Yeah, you're right. Tear it all down and rebuild it from scratch.
Your knowledge is limited and your ego is massive. Your facts are totally wrong and have been since and justice for all was sold to the public. It's been 31 years of lying. You need a foot up the arse! Metallica USE SUBWOOFERS DUDE! Get your knowledge upto date! There's NO opinion about it! They use them and you must have a stereo which has the sub woofer. They build the product to work in the latest technology machines. They ALWAYS HAVE! Grow up you child!
Shut up stupid kid! It's already being sold as a remaster.
Man!! The bass drum and the bass guitar are there and this is amazing, the guitars and vocals are "cleaner"
Correct! Now buy some machines with subwoofers and go get all the new CD's and get blown away by all that stuff too! You'll find yourself just endlessly buying Metallica product! Buy the 45RPM products as well! The promo products have exclusive material never heard of in any other Metallica product. Metallica greatly rewards the people who send their money early in the game. You get experiences nobody else gets.
Dreyn 77 I've been reading your coments and let me tell you something: You need help...
Clearly I know you've got NO compact discs. You'd better watch yourself cause people are reading you like a book, you're old technology. The world has left all your human attacking games way behind! You're anti Christian and need to leave your country and go live in your idea of a country.
Dreyn 77 Dude, i have Kill 'em all, Ride the lightning, Master of puppets, ...And justice for all, Garage Inc., and Hardwired... to self-destruct original CD's
You are a troll, gtfo
GTA dicto NO there not
Sounds almost the same... maybe because this album is so perfect that it doesn't really need a remaster... Althought is really good.
Piss off and go take up knitting cause that's about all you can handle! You're totally wrong! Stay away from everything to do with Metallica! If you don't get it by now after 30+years, you're wasting your time! You're just filling up UA-cam with garbage!
Dreyn 77 ironic
Not quite sure what you're talking about, I feel you're a little angry for some reason, and I'm quite sure you're gonna be lashing out at me too after Gabriel's harmless opinion brought out this reaction in you, but I'll speak my mind nonetheless, it's a free world...Sounds very very close to my ears as well (Not that my ears are the best trained pair in history). I usually fail to notice the bass very clearly but in the remastered I too indeed find it to be in my face, and that's nice cause I hear it clearly. I'd still listen to the original instead cause of the reminiscence, nostalgia and the idea that "That's the original in the end" but I get Gabriel's point. Still, if I were to blast it on some sort of fucking insane audio system I THINK (but not SURE cause I ain't no sound engineer) that maybe the remaster would sound crispier, cleaner, beefier.
@@dreyn7780 That was uncalled for, and I thoroughly expect you to apologize.
People have been working really hard on trying to improve the sound quality on these old recordings an some moron comes along and just brutally attacks their work cause he can't be bothered to update his knowledge. We're sick of hearing this stuff for the last 30 years. Wake up! Go away from me and update your knowledge too! STOP ATTACKING METALLICA AND THEIR FANS! Go do something else with your life! Fans STOP ATTACKING FANS! 2$ headphones are your fault, not Metallica's. man up, and admit you paid $2 for the sound quality you got. These, so called, fans of the band, caused mass riots around this band and were sick and tired of these stupid idiot morons causing trouble! You included!
The only thing I don’t like about the remastered version is that they increased the volume of the rhythm guitar at the very beginning, which covers up the sound of the bass.
i prefer the 2017 .. more balanced and you can actually hear the bass sting hits and the drums are way better (esp in orion).... great job this remaster i think
Nah In the older stuff the bass is louder
There was NO subwoofer on the albums before ‘and justice for all’.
You need to buy a setup that has subwoofer sound effect.
@@dreyn7780 I listened to this through a subwoofer, still sounds about the same.
@@DaisyHead666 I’m not Anthony walker.
Home theatre setups don’t play subwoofer sound from this UA-cam product. It’s not an official vid. There’s going to be NO Sound upgrade cause there is no code authorisation from some bloke named Anthony.
@@dreyn7780 cause what? I listened to both these on CD copies, I have the original '89 re-release -which unfortunately the only song that works properly on it is master of puppets and welcome home sanitarium :(- and the new remaster, still sounds quite a bit the same, if not a few noticeable differences. Its called an opinion, not all of our ears are the same. And judging by the numerous replies you've made to other people and how you've been an asshat to everyone. Can you kindly fuck off and stop harassing everyone for their own musical opinion based on what their ears heard?
今でも聞いてます一生聞いてます
Thank you for this!!
Claudia Matthews Absolutely!
Are you totally Insane?? You´re hating on Everything! even possitive comments... PD: Master of Puppets doesn´t need a remaster, bu it sounds nice
This youtube vinyl thing NOT giving people a positive listening experience. It has the effect of making people THINK they know about vinyl when they ACTUALLY have NO CLUE what listening to vinyl is all about! To play a vinyl LP, people have no choice, they MUST USE a 1970's player cause its the only thing which makes non bass enhanced sound. The UA-cam vids create humans who will have massive egos and no experience! That's fact.
I guess there must be some flip phones, internal soundcards, or micro mp3 players
& cheap headphones that the remaster sounds better on.
Me, I do sound engineering & whatnot, & there are plenty of other guys, I see, who are able to discern decent sound. The remaster has dynamics compressed out of it, although not as horrendously as some of their later albums...
Thank you!
I'm listening to this with my stereo computer speakers and I can tell the difference
The remaster is music for dummies (both from a frequency & economic perspective), essentially
@Anthony Walker, which version do you prefer?
I'm digging the remasters...they offer something new and fresh to the classics we've all heard a billion times
The drums and the bass in the remaster is better
Steven Baksh no it’s not
You might be able to hear them better, but that doesn't mean they're better in the remaster
I can hear them fine in the original
In the remaster you're robbing Peter to pay Paul
Make the frequencies more similar, but you kill the soundscape by doing so for people more attuned to a wider range of frequencies
Everyone saying the original sounds better is just saying it because it's the original -.-
It fucking sounds better.
Have you even played the remaster??? Its fuckin garbage
Pauluzz99 exactly. it sounds worse in that sense, but I prefer the original because it sounds more authentic imo
You leave the Metallica thing and NEVER COME BACK! The band has had enough riots caused by mindless idiots like YOU! Shut up and go away. You're NOT welcome to speak wild creature language! Grow up or piss off!
Nobody needs talk like this from YOU EITHER! Go away from ANYTHING TO DO WITH Metallica! Just piss off you brain dead moron! Do something else with your life! Metallica has had enough riots cause by people like you in the past. Now piss off!
Thanks for doing this video and comparison,I have had the original British Music for Nation's pressing which I assume sounds the same as the Electra pressing sounds ok but on the headphones via video hear the remaster sounds significantly better I also have the original 2x45rpm version which I'm underwhelmed with so I think I will by this new remaster.👍❤️
In this comparison the remaster sounds marginally better. I wonder how it would hold up against my original double 45rpm pressing? That sounds great.
I just played my 1st Elektra pressing and it fucking rips. Really balanced and aggressive.
I don't know if it's bacause I've ran sound and recorded for 25 yrs, and listening as an actual musician, but I'm starting to think emotional connections to the orginals are causing your ears to either not work at all or you can't actually notice good audio when you hear it..
I must admit I was dubious at first also since I was a teenager also when this came out. Loved this album then and now.
I broke down and bought the remaster also just to check it out. Without touching controls or stylus changes I tested them. There was a much bigger difference than I thought there would be. I sent the remaster back. And that I never do. I don't believe this is apples to apples here.
Or people have different opinions 🤷 I don't have nostalgia for this. I'm too young for that. I like the original better overall. The bass is better on the remaster for sure though.
@@francismcfadden3305 I agree. I had both copies and know this album very well. The remaster is a mess. I don't believe any of these new vinyl releases are from analog masters. If they are the mastering engineer should be tarred and feathered 😂
This is my band back in the day just in case someone wants to pull the "I'm a musician so I hear it different than you card" 🤘
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OG HAS THAT ANGER IN IT!…..that hunger they were craving! \m/-_-
This and Hardwired are the only 180 g well that I know of picked up the remastered one today
What's your opinion on the remaster?
I think you can hear Cliff's bass a little bit better in the 2017 remaster. normally I don't like such "changes" but in this case ....
the remaster sounds really much better than I expected it ....I thought they would brickwall compress the sound like on death magnetic, which sounds terrible...
Wow, I would pick old version because I guess didn’t know what Re mastered really was.
This is like Old school Metallica and modern days Metallica playing live.
Today, Metallica being sober, and playing for many decades,
But their quality now is near perfection.
(I haven’t enjoyed listening to Metallica in some years, but they are now at a level many bands don’t reach nor would
Motley Crue will go down as one of the greatest because the way they finished. No other band from the 80’s reached the level The Crüe did.
Just like no other reach Metallica’s level from the 80’s
So I’m damn proud that when I tell I story to my wife about when we were in the old Chevy truck, roll up windows, no ac, tape deck listening to Ride the Lightening messenger......
Told her see! I knew back then, Metallica was bad ass!!!!
Just because I hated st anger era.... doesn’t mean shit!
Hahaha
Nothing beats the original because it is more dynamic. However, there are only limited copies and they degrade over time. I’m just glad we have new vinyl pressings again. 🤘🏻🤘🏻
whatever, this album is amazing anyway
It’s terribly dated in 2018. It never had subwoofer bass on the original.
I like the Old better but 2017 sounds ok to.
First of all, the original Elektra SP/AR pressings, have "Direct Metal Mastering" and in general compering with the later pressings, they sound louder, sharper and brighter. For me is the best version of the album and i own 11 vinyl pressings at the momment.
Now comparing the original album with the remastered 2017, the original it sound with more guitar deformation and 80s atmosphere. In the remaster they tried to clean the sound from some noises but in exchange they cut all the 80s atmosphere from the back and the guitar deformation. You can notice that very easily in 0:33 of the song when "Cliff" bass go in. In the original you listen a 80s album but in the remastered you not.
Also in the first riff of "Battery" in the remastered you feel someone tickle your ears with some low profile riff but on the original the panic of the guitar deformation can break your neck.
Lastly the vinyl remastered is very buried and you need a giant soundsystem to listen loud the music. Very bad pressing. I prefer to listen it from the CD.
Is it just me but after hearing this side by side comparison, to my ears, I think it is the original 1986 mix of Master of Puppets that they used on Stranger Things.
Damn, the remaster beats the CD release and most rips of MOP, but the vinyl kills the remaster (listening with flat response headphones through a saffire pro amp)
Headphones lie. You never get good air / bass with headphones. Everything sounds flat and squashed.
Get some really good speakers and blast it in a good room. Then you hear the remaster is better
Master of every song ever made adrenaline
Remaster of puppets!!!!!
Subtle differences in the mastered version . But the differences are just enough to really bang my bald fuckin head really hard.
I support the original sounds than remastered version.
Yeah the original sounds good.
The remastered one is also good but the original is much cooler
The remaster is just basically louder. A remix would be better. Like take the reverb off the fucking snare drum and crank up Cliff's bass, which they sort of did
Shut up! You're insane with NO social credibility! Leave ALL things Metallica at once and go take up soccer cause you have NO clue what Metallica has built in the last 30+ years.
12:11
Vs
3:35
You can always change this and change that. First you had the general release, then the Direct Metal Masters on double gatefold. Now for an anniversary it gets polished up a bit more. With the technology Metallica haven't remixed anything but simply cleaned certain frequencies which is what mastering does. That's why when and justice for all was remastered the bass wasn't pushed forward. They never touched a fader but just altered the original master. At the end of the day a collector is going to buy it for sure. A fan may or may not buy it as the songs still have the same feel to them.
I can hear more hit hat on CD
some very minor differences but still audible, very interesting :P
Wrong! The difference is enormous. They didn’t have subwoofer home stereo sound systems back then.
@@dreyn7780 subwoofer home stereos have existed since before metallica existed though..
@@DaisyHead666 have you noticed it took till 2020 before people realized they have to buy 1.
Even batteries must be the same matching brand as the equipment.
Brands aren't playing games. They're not making everyone's life easy.
Only a select few.
You hand over the BIG money and then you get looked after.
@@DaisyHead666 car stereos now adjust volume depending on the speed of the car.
Dreyn 77 not necessarily, my truck has had the same audio system since the 90’s and it sounds great! Nowadays newer audio systems either sound like complete shit or sound sorta ok. Also ive never rlly understood why tf stereos turn down ur volume depending on how fast ur goin, if i want to be goin fast i want the music to be loud.. not quiet..
It doesn't sound different enough for me to buy it again. I still have three copies- one bought in 1988.
Mi sensacion al poner este vinilo del Mop BOX es que el sonido es bajo.... . A alguien le ha pasado ?? Saludos !!!
I like them both but prefer the remaster
Remastered of Puppets \m/
The Original is best than the remaster, but the remaster is good with more volume
The CD seems to be worse with less volume. DO NOT BUY
joenaccomusic Why?
It’s significantly quieter and it has less overall bass than the original. I guess it comes off as clearer, but you have to crank the volume up to where you hear hiss. Mastering seems to take on a different direction every year. One year it’s about volume to the point of distortion, the next year it’s about staying away from the peak to the point that it’s lifeless and has hiss. There must be a medium. The new MOP is quieter than RTL and KEA. That’s just dumb. Remaster them at the same time and make the catalog equal. KEA has been the best remaster thus far.
WRONG! Shut up and go do something else with your life! You're INSANE!
im listening to them back and forth and if anything, the Remaster sounds louder
The original is tighter, softer and darker.
I'm not really of an opinion in this case that would crap on the remaster like an old timer, I could listen to either. My ear is more used to the original sound, I even still have my tape, but I'd be fine with the remaster. They did a good job on it.
SAME
OG
Made for playing through HiFi speakers.
Remastered
Made for playing through headphones.
This has been my go to album, basically, for about 34yrs (bought it on release). I didn't even know about the DCC and the previous remaster. Just learned about the 2017 one. Long story short: not interested! I don't hear anything that I want to pay money to hear instead of the original version.
I got the cd not long after the Direct Metal Mastering double 45 (which has been in a pvc sleeve, is virtually unplayed and will be going up on eBay very soon) and have been listening to it and it's rip tirelessly, ever since.
The remastering industry is very interesting. With very few exceptions, it isn't done particularly 'for us', I don't think. It's 'for them' (the music biz). It rarely yields up any hugely benefitial improvements. I've learned from forum comments and personal experience to avoid the vast majority of them. Megadeth's were fucking Megashite.
One notable exception was Soundgarden's recent Ultramega OK remaster. It had a sound which neither the band or this fan was very enamoured with at the time but which now sounds much, much better.
I really don't like that DMM , sounds off to me.
Remaster of puppets
Now ...And Justice remaster
Garage Days Now!!!!
クリフバートンありがとうございます
Vocals sound way more present and pronounced in the Remaster
9:27 vs 0:51
Remastering is like painting over a Picasso fuckin paint!!!!..... c´mon fuckin metallica members!, please show more respct for your own music MEN!!!!
So funny, I was listening to uploads of the remaster and sounded horrible. I saw this and thought, oh yeah! Since this is vinyl, it sounds completely different or the other uploaders did something wrong. This comparison is great. I think they both sound good, but different. Need more listening to decide.
After more listening, I like the original better but, I remastered "The Thing That Should Not Be" and I think it sounds way better.
0:01 - 8:37
1986 wins forever \m/
Bass was loud :3 \m/
Unlike the reissue for Ride the Lightning, I prefer the 2017 remaster in this case.
Where is the record distortion in the original and the remaster? The remaster I give an 9.3. Original 8.6
they both sound great to me i own a remastered one and have no problem with it it sounds better than digital i also own a original tape for a tape that tape bangs and i have this same turntable and a sansui 2000x from 1972 or something like that a dlk speakers so its not like i have shitty sound gear all my stuff is high end audio equipment there nothing wrong with this remaster i will say death magnetic sounds like complete garbage on vinyl and they need to remaster that vinyl i have a original of that so the original is not always the best its a case by case thing and record by record thing
Which ever one doesn't have the vocals too loud. The remasters these days really tend to suck and have the vocals way in front and too loud.
Ремастеры 2013-2018 года лучше всего звучат в формате wav
Less difference than between the RtL remaster but still a minor improvement. I don't mind remasters like this. I do get annoyed, however, when remasters are actually remixes. Leave it alone, but a little clean up for the specific play medium is fine. This isn't a situation where George Lucas goes back fucks with Star Wars.
I prefer the original version which has more balance in sound. The remaster version is clearer, but that's not what this song needs.
They sound the same to me
0:02 8:38
It's a pretty small difference but you know it when you hear it I guess
Stop talking trash and do something else with your life cause you have no clue about Metallica. Take up the hobby of polo instead. Seriously YOU MUST LEAVE cause you have no clue what Metallica is making for the public.
UAUuuuu... best fucking sound os the millenium. |m|
The thing with this remaster is it really only sounds louder to me. The drums and bass don’t sound all that much better. And they don’t need to. It’s Master of Puppets. The original was perfect and needed nothing done to it. So overall, the original takes the cake for me.
there is almost no bass in the remaster, there's no ass to the track
original ever
I have owned both and the original is clearer and louder. Listening on here is not going tell you anything.
Rosently i maid a Copy of it 180g "remastered" Blacned Labe Whru audition CC and Boy I was shocked of the Poor Depth Quality of the Transfer The Original Has more Dynamic Range
I still prefer the original, but, its kind of obvious that the original needs a bit of "something" ...here and there to "get to the promise Land"!!.. right?...ok, once i say that!!, i think the remast almost done it...its a bit louder and that always forces to "rebalance" the output to listen to the songs on equal perspective and yes, of course thats a good point of the new one but thats a reason also to not know wish is better...so i try to listen with a equal dB output and i find that the new (as i sounds "right away"...) is more crear and dont lose the punch of the song but it felts diferent on some moments and i think it lost some of mystical carácter of the song in certein frecuencies from the original, that of course, i guess we all know!! and thats maybe one of the reason that we are here listening to this two samples of one of the most famous song of Metallica...anyway, good job!! for the remast!! But to me, still better the original...in other words...with a external EQ gear on the chain before the output ...i think anyone can do what the remast did, or maybe; why not! .. even do better...who knows!! Not bad!! but to me, it was just close to "get to the promise Land" ..so close in fact!! Thx!!! Greetings!!!
Am I the only one who really can’t hear a difference lmao
Yes. There is a difference, but it's not a big difference
I prefer the feel of the original.. the bass sounds much better on the remaster but removing the so called fuzz really left it sounding hollow imo. Hate me if you want
It's too clean
Killing the frequency range
The new one is more trebely..
the cymbals sound horrible in the remaster
This kind of comparison is useless. All I hear is the loss due tu UA-cam compression
I was going to ask the same question, how can you compare two vinyl records, when you are hearing them through youtube's audio compression? It's like saying, let's compare two famous paintings, and then looking at them on your smart phone screen.
The only vinyl experience is when you buy the thing and a few machines to play it on! There's NO vinyl in UA-cam! This band is SURROUNDED by liars and hangers on SO BEWARE! Load and reload and st anger got rid of most of the scumbags but hardwired seems to be bringing them riot crims back into Metallica comments.
@ChronoWind agree. There is a lot of videos about loudness war here and you can hear difference of same way!
There is literally no noticable difference
Yeah what you're listening on is very important
The original sounds much cleaner and smoother with less bass. The remaster sounds a bit compressed audio-wise and the bass makes it sound a little distorted. My ears can't really adjust to the slight changes of the remaster.
Elektra > Blackened
Master Of Puppets (1986) was almost perfectly mixed. Any try to improve the sound makes it worse.
The remaster sounds fatter, the original has a bit more clarity on the treble side, but that's just me.
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Prefiero el sonido del vinilo del 86.
Original:master of puppets
Remasted: remaster of puppets
MORE HEAVY AND THRASH METAL:REMASTER OF LIGHTNING