ABBA - Voulez-Vous (LP, 2001 Reissue)
- LP
- 1 piece(s)
- 1979
- 13 tracks
- 53 min
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This pressing is a bit of a mixed bag for me. The sound quality is impressive; I'm not detecting that high-frequency distortion others have mentioned, and there's no noticeable digital character to it. That being said, it's significantly louder, much louder even, than the older versions I've heard (I've only got the Reader's Digest collection to compare it to). The Abbey Road album seems to have taken advantage of the 45 RPM format to create a "hot pressing". As for the 45 RPM format itself, that's what really bugs me. I don't think the album was long enough to warrant a 45 RPM pressing, and as usual, you have to listen to a few songs before getting up. I would've preferred if it was just a half-speed master at 33 RPM. I'm starting to notice a pattern with the Abbey Road ABBA pressings and poor artwork. In fact, a new, cheaper pressing of "Super Trouper" on vinyl has better print quality despite costing about half as much. "Live At Wembley Arena" is even worse in terms of packaging, but at least it's at 33 RPM and the quality is superb.
To start with, Voulez-Vous is an album that's really badly recorded and produced. Don't hold out hope for any amazing sound quality, no matter the pressing. This is the third-best version of the album you can get. The artwork on the whole DMM remaster series is fantastic - it's a mystery what went wrong after these were created, because the newer ones are all faded, resized, and pixelated trash.
Awesome pressing featuring the alternate back cover with Hungarian writing. Sadly, the sound quality isn't great but it's still pretty cool.
It appears the Japanese fellow who pressed this vinyl chose to prioritize Jazz records or the like, as it's quite treble-heavy instead of bass - mind you, it's a pop album! Still, it's more enjoyable to listen to than the French version.
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