THE ROLLING STONES - GET YER YA YA’S ACETATE OUT! captain acid remaster CD [EMPRESS VALLEY]
THE ROLLING STONES - GET YER YA YA’S ACETATE OUT! captain acid remaster CD [EMPRESS VALLEY]
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THE ROLLING STONES / GET YER YA YA’S ACETATE OUT! captain acid remaster (CD) For those who say, "It's gotta be that '69 groove!"
Pressed CD
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Original Information
A crucial piece, a "Stones," has emerged to further unravel the mysteries etched into the grooves of 'Get Yer Ya Ya's Out!'. It is none other than the infamous "Apple Acetate"—the early test pressing of 'Get Yer Ya Ya's Out!'. The differences that can be seen on this acetate disc provide new clues to exploring how this timeless masterpiece was shaped.
On this acetate disc, the sounds of both guitars are more prominent in the mix. In the original recording, the guitar sound was buried in a distorted mass of sound, losing the rawness and vibrancy of Keith Richards' rhythm guitar. On the other hand, in this acetate disc, the guitar sound is clearly audible, and even the astonishing timing of Keith strumming the strings is captured with remarkable clarity.
Initially, I was quite skeptical of the claim that the bonus tracks were recorded from the original reel-to-reel source. This was because the CD inlay (liner notes) had a misspelling of "Reels" as "Reers." So, I compared this source with the existing source (A-B test), and the difference was clear. This is indeed the best-sounding source currently available.
Pressed CD
Amidst rising prices, we're doing our best to keep the price affordable, so your support is greatly appreciated!
Original Information
A crucial piece, a "Stones," has emerged to further unravel the mysteries etched into the grooves of 'Get Yer Ya Ya's Out!'. It is none other than the infamous "Apple Acetate"—the early test pressing of 'Get Yer Ya Ya's Out!'. The differences that can be seen on this acetate disc provide new clues to exploring how this timeless masterpiece was shaped.
On this acetate disc, the sounds of both guitars are more prominent in the mix. In the original recording, the guitar sound was buried in a distorted mass of sound, losing the rawness and vibrancy of Keith Richards' rhythm guitar. On the other hand, in this acetate disc, the guitar sound is clearly audible, and even the astonishing timing of Keith strumming the strings is captured with remarkable clarity.
Initially, I was quite skeptical of the claim that the bonus tracks were recorded from the original reel-to-reel source. This was because the CD inlay (liner notes) had a misspelling of "Reels" as "Reers." So, I compared this source with the existing source (A-B test), and the difference was clear. This is indeed the best-sounding source currently available.