Wow!

[Chris]

I listened to a CD by Grace Jones from 1998, and then to a remastered version from 2005. I discovered things in the 2005 version I never heard in the 1998 version.

Remastering is a great thing, especially since you discover little things you didn't hear in previous releases.

Has that ever happened to you?

[Hambone]

Who is Grace Jones? Yeah. A couple of times.

[Ouch!]

Who is Grace Jones?
Wait for it...

Hmmm, I never really sit and actually listen to very many songs other than just letting them run through the background, so I'm sure I miss things that I shouldn't anyway.

[AdVenT]

Never happened to me.

[jrgen]

No. I can never hear any difference when an album is remastered.

[Chris]

No. I can never hear any difference when an album is remastered.
Try using headphones, and I guarantee that you'll hear a difference. :)

[theundeadhero]

I dislike remastered versions of albums very much. I prefer the warm fuzzy sounds of the originals compared to the high digital sounds of remastered works.

[Kawaii Ryûkishi]

Yeah, remastering can be a bad thing as easily as it can be an advantageous one. I particularly prefer the rustic analog sound for folksy stuff like the Grateful Dead.

[Rocket Edge]

Alot of 2Pac's earlier stuff sound alot better, especially on ablums 2pacalypse Now, and Strictly for my N***** (early 90's period)

[Yuna_wannabe]

but who IS grace Jones??

[theundeadhero]

Heaven forbid you look her up on <i>the internet!</i> :eek:!

[Vincent, Thunder God]

I had a tape version of Emerson Lake and Palmer's first album. I bought the remastered CD version and when I listened to the I couldn't beleive how good it sounded... I could hear notes I had previously never heard. I always maintain that that album was the best remastering I'd ever heard.

[Craig]

but who IS grace Jones??

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grace_Jones