roy ayers ubiquity everybody loves the sunshine 192 flac

How on earth could you put all those vocals and guitars there without compressing the heck out of them. I wouldn't know, but it's ultra compressed by production. I'll listen again and I may change my opinion a bit, but my first impression was not all that great.Īt first I thought it was me, but I followed it up with the Queen release and discovered I was listening just fine. I guess I should have expected this, but I was more hopeful. The bass is more solid than I was used to but it was a bit harsh sounding over all. I should add that I also grabbed The Four Tops - Reach Out and I was a bit disappointed in it. Just be warned that I often listen for things that don't interest others here, such as depth and dimensionality.

I'm sure plenty will find fault with this version which is why I said YMMV. The whole record is just bigger and more detailed than I was expecting, though I was hoping for sure. The cheap sounding piano on BR actually sounded good to me for the first time. Not to mention Roy is punching his Stephens machine so hard so there is tons of tape saturation as well.ĭespite this, I've never heard this sound so good. Click to expand.I wouldn't know, but it's ultra compressed by production.

Roy ayers ubiquity everybody loves the sunshine 192 flac