New Record Label: Intervention Records

Discussion in 'Music Corner' started by chosenhandle, Aug 6, 2015.

  1. 0476pearljam

    0476pearljam Forum Resident

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    Belgium
    Where do you find those records in record store in Germany ? I am surprised to hear it was 44,95 euros for the burrito record in a store in germany as I imported my copy from the us for 51 euros directly from intervention records via amazon as seller...
     
  2. Neal

    Neal Forum Resident

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    Australia
    Would love blue afternoon by tim buckley at 45rpm. I have found it impossible to find a quiet original!
     
  3. Satrus

    Satrus Forum Resident

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    Cork, Ireland
    I got my Joe Jackson LP at Ludwig Beck's near Marienplatz in Munich and I got the Burrito's record at Der Schallplatten Laden on Parisier Strasse near Ostbahnof U-Bahn or Hi-Fi Concept on Wurth Strasse. The Burrito Brothers record was the more expensive of the two.
     
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  4. IR Shane

    IR Shane Forum Resident

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    Between July and August.
    Securing rights in a word is begging. The people at Sony are great to work with, I did BAD with them and am mastering two Sony titles in MYC later this month. I will fill you in on those once the mastering is done and I know all is well- you'll LOVE these!
     
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  5. Electric

    Electric The Medium is the Massage

    Before or after Judee Sill? I'm hoping before. :hide:
     
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  6. izgoblin

    izgoblin Forum Resident

    WAAAAAHHHH!!!!

    Oh well, it happens. I would have bought that in a heartbeat.

    Maybe I'll be consoled when you announce a reissue of Beat Crazy. ;)
     
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  7. Electric

    Electric The Medium is the Massage

    Elusive Disc now shows "Expected On: 08/18/17" for the Burritos SACD.

    Do these dates mean anything?
     
  8. shepherdfan

    shepherdfan Western European Socialist Music Lover

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    Eugene, OR
    IR Shane,
    Are there any plans in the works for any Soul SACDs? The time period I'm thinking about would be '60s on up through 1974 (pre-May '75 Van McCoy-"The Hustle"). You would have my undying gratitude if you were to especially nail down stuff from the '70-'74 period (which would include the great '72-'74 albums from the Philadelphia International Records/Gamble & Huff material). One of my dreams is to finally own SACDs of Billy Paul-360 Degrees Of Billy Paul, the first Harold Melvin & The Blue Note albums and Back Stabbers from the O'Jays.
     
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  9. telepicker97

    telepicker97 Got Any Gum?

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    Black Crowes "By Your Side" is a Sony title. Paging @nbadge
     
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  10. NorthNY Mark

    NorthNY Mark Forum Resident

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    In terms of suggestions, I wonder if some of Bryan Ferry's later solo albums (the ones that were either never released on vinyl or in such limited quantities that they go for big bucks used) might be candidates for audiophile reissue? I'm thinking specifically of Mamouna, Frantic, and Olympia. While they weren't blockbusters, I imagine they probably sold at least as well as Joe Jackson's Summer in the City or Vol. 4. Like Jackson, Ferry has been touring a lot recently, keeping his fanbase pretty energized.
     
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  11. c-eling

    c-eling They're made of light,We never would have guessed

    Shane are the Commodores on any type of blacklist?
    I'd be in for a SACD or few...
     
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  12. Good to see Judee getting some love. Those albums are great. I would go for an SACD of the title.
     
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  13. canada_toque

    canada_toque Forum Resident

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    Would LOVE to hear this on vinyl, in a version where it's not an artillery officer in the Loudness Wars.
     
  14. Clonesteak

    Clonesteak Forum Resident

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    Kalamazoo, MI
    Would love to have Jimmie Spheeris released on IR.
    Anyone else like this guy?
     
  15. telepicker97

    telepicker97 Got Any Gum?

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    Midwest
    Right. The only version on vinyl now is cut from the same 16b DAT masters, and is crazy expensive.

    A run of, say, 1500 would be in order.
     
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  16. Preston

    Preston Forum Resident

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    Great idea! Their first four or five albums are funking fantastic! Nothing like the mainstream pop of the following albums. I had a really hard time finding used copies of their albums that hadn't been played to death. I finally gave up and bought Japanese pressings of those albums and they have almost (if not) identical mastering to the U.S. versions, but with perfect pressing and excellent vinyl. I picked up most for $12-15 each (plus shipping). Wait until you hear (the album) Machine Gun with no surface noise!
     
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  17. c-eling

    c-eling They're made of light,We never would have guessed

    Actually good idea going to Japan pressings. I've got a descent US Midnight Magic on lp, but tracking down old mastering's on compact disc is almost impossible :sigh:
     
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  18. cyclistsb

    cyclistsb Forum Resident

    So was this recorded digital then mixed analog? Will there be a pure digital release? Or think it sounds worth of buying on vinyl despite the digital source? I am always a bit hesitant...wish I went to the LA Audio show after all now!
     
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  19. DeRosa

    DeRosa Vinyl Forever

    I'd love that. I recently bought a very nice original copy on the Straight label, and it's an odd sounding record.
    The vocals are distorted, i've been trying to figure out if the CD version is a different mix, or if my copy has groove damage.
    Every time Tim's voice lifts intensity, it gets fuzzy sounding on the LP. Is this something you experienced?
     
  20. 0476pearljam

    0476pearljam Forum Resident

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    Belgium
    Just saw Gov't mule two times this week (Antwerp and Luxembourg) and it reminds me their lps were never released in a proper manner. If some of those records were recorded on tape, it would be a good idea to have AAA reissues of those...the same goes for all the ABB titles from 1990-2003(seven turns, where it all begins, hittin the note,...)...And the praying for AAA Black Crowes reissues continues...And perhaps Marc Ford would lease the tapes from his solo lp's...At least, his last one with the neptune blues band was recorded all analogue and the vinyl version is mastered accordingly...
     
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  21. I'm not a huge Gov't Mule fan but I suspect if they did some of their vinyl well it would sound really awesome. A buddy of mine played some of their stuff digitally and it sounded great already.
     
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  22. sennj

    sennj I'm slower than I look...

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    I'd think Mamouna in particular would be absolutely stunning. Good choice!
     
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  23. NorthNY Mark

    NorthNY Mark Forum Resident

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    Thanks. Yeah--if I could pick only one, Mamouna would be my choice as well.
     
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  24. IR Shane

    IR Shane Forum Resident

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    Puget Sound, WA
    Soul LPs yes, should SACDs less likely. SACDs are just not great sales-wise anymore. But I actively pursuing some soul as I type.
     
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  25. IR Shane

    IR Shane Forum Resident

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    Puget Sound, WA
    No, it was recorded digital, mixed on DAT and then they ran analog reels that no one involved with the original release remembered using for anything. The DATs sounded by far the best, I did listening tests with tracks from both. Going from 16- to 24-bits increases the information exponentially, and in addition to that we used no compression where the original CD clearly had 6-7dB of compression. The improvement on our LP is DRAMATIC! This is a great repertoire and I promise you that sonically you've never heard it sound this good!
     

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