The album is great, sure, the style is 60s, but regardless, her singing grabbed me, as did her lyrics. The sound of "You Know I'm No Good" is GRIMEY, it's loud, yes I can be lower in volume like most CDs out there today, but the flavor on some of these tracks is "hip hop" - there's a Ghostface Killa cameo on this track as well (she formed a rap group in her teens called "Sweet & Sour" and when I found out about this, it clicked). I can see why she and the band (assuming her band has input on the mastering stage as well) were happy with the results, after learning a little more about her in between the time I even heard of her and now that I know a little more about her. Went and bought the CD yesterday because I wanted to hear the mastering quality. Maybe if they get some good reviews they might influence a few artists to follow suit.
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In fact I convinced them to make the smashed in your face version the downloadable one! We haven't worked out all the details yet but it will probably be some sort of web site sign up challenge / respone or some kind of serial # that comes with the purchase of the CD. And once people start hearing it, that entire style will go away like chia pets toppling off a rubik cube.I'm actually working on this right now. This would engender a lot of debate, hopefully, and raise awareness in the general public.
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I'm hoping that portable music players become powerful and fast enough to play WAV or AIF as the default file format - there's no reason why this shouldn't happen as the internet is getting faster and mp3 players are getting bigger storage and faster hard disks, but only time will tell.īut it would be nice to know that the work we're putting out is getting heard at least close to how it sounded in the studio. This would engender a lot of debate, hopefully, and raise awareness in the general public.Interesting point, particularly the bit about the dynamic version being downloadable.as an mp3? A dynamic mp3? And what could be more your face than a tinny mp3 being blasted into your skull by crappy earphones? But it's a nice idea The Collection: 5CD Box Set: CD Album: US19.99: In Stock. The dynamic version could be downloadable, perhaps with a challenge/response system using the retail disc. Amy Winehouse: Live At Glastonbury: 2LP + Slipmat + T-Shirt. The "in your face" version and the "dynamic" version. All this is going to take is some major artist to break the mold and send the needle skidding off the party disc by offering two versions of their album.
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