Bob Dylan LP remasters by Mobile Fidelity starting w/Freewheelin' & Another Side...

I love his singing on this album. He’s on fire. Would love to hear the MoFi.

 

This thread persuaded me to return to vinyl in a limited way.
Dylan and Sinatra only, Sinatra and Dylan.
I've been catching up with MoFi's vinyl Dylan releases.
Each month I buy a couple more MoFi's. Still need several MoFi's.
I'm leaving them in the shrinkwrap until I get my vintage stereo components finalized. Analog all the way except for the AudioTechnica turntable. The speakers are a challenge.

Has anyone heard which album will be next? I hope they choose from Street Legal, Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid and Infidels.

 

Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid was announced in the catalog mailed to customers. Not yet available online.

 

Okay.
I wonder how the mix will turn out without Roger McGuinn to guide it along.

 

Anyone got planet Waves or the basement tapes?have rest accept acoustic albums I opted out of the mano

 

I have the sacds for both and I think there is a thread on the sacds. I only have the vinyl (MFSL) for The Basements. It is fine in my opinion but these vinyl MFSL releases are jolly expensive in the UK and although they are great there are cheaper vinyl options. Fortunately the MFSL vinyl releases don't number too many in any one year.

 

Basement tapes is excellent. I have Planet Waves but haven't played yet. It had positive mentions in this thread.

 

In ireland get of acoustic sounds but get import charges. Diverse vinyl is good and snvinyl UK.aswell but there always out of stock

 

I've been out of the game for a while. Busy summer, busier fall, parenthood, home remodel, the list goes on. However, I did notice on the music direct site that Pat Garrett is getting the MOFI treatment. That is pretty exciting news, albeit old news. I just love the whole album and if I had to choose a least favorite track it would certainly be the beloved "Knockin'". Street Legal would be a beautiful release @ 45rpm

 

Has there been any word of a mono Blonde?

 

Nope.

 

I am in for Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid Street legal slow train common infidels we can all live in hope

 

It has been a fantastic series so far .but I just can't understand why slow train coming was not in their catalogue.

 

I mean, I would buy it of course, LOL, but the original master tapes for Street Legal I don’t think deserve the audiophile treatment. Great album, awful recording. Worst recorded Dylan album ever, by far.

 

They can't hurt it. They can only make it better.
Especially if they ask Steve Hoffman to do the mixing.

 

The guy who cuts the records for MoFi is just fine.

 

Krieg Wunderlich does great work.

 

Agreed. MoFi doesn’t require Steve Hoffman or for that matter Kevin Gray or Bernie Grundman to cut their records. The guy they have is excellent.

 

No one doubted or challenged the MoFi team.

Steve Hoffman expressed interest in working on Street Legal in a Street Legal
thread, and where there is interest and enthusiasm on the part of a pro there is
usually the insight to do it right.

So there.

 

can you imagine how amazing a MOFI of Slow Train would sound... Always loved the groove of the album - I'm sure they will get to it eventually, once they've done Knocked Out Loaded first.

 

Is there gonna be a vinyl for Love and Theft?

By the way MoFi has quite a few on sale at the moment:

Bob Dylan - John Wesley Harding 180g 45RPM Mono 2LP

 

I would buy Street Legal and Slow Train Coming. Maybe Infidels. But after that, besides the ones already done, I wouldn't go for any others.

 

Crud I already have my sealed second copy.

 

Sony LP of Slow Train is actually very good.

 

Street Legal is an unlikely candidate for MFSL as it is a low-fi recording, whether you rate the album or not. It doesnt enjoy the acclaim of Blood or even Desire.