No, there's no need to "upgrade" to International. Wait another few months and they'll release a new hits compilation.
Anyone own the official TBTHOG CD single?
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So is the remastered version on International much better, clarity wise, than the one on the CD single? I already think the CD single one is nice and crystal clear. It's hard to imagine the International version sounding even more clear.
This is one of my favorite tracks of all time. Would you say it's worth upgrading to the International version even you already own the CD single?
I really wish they would remaster Ceremony, and bring up the guitars even louder.
So is the remastered version on International much better, clarity wise, than the one on the CD single? I already think the CD single one is nice and crystal clear. It's hard to imagine the International version sounding even more clear.
This is one of my favorite tracks of all time. Would you say it's worth upgrading to the International version even you already own the CD single?
I really wish they would remaster Ceremony, and bring up the guitars even louder.
So is the remastered version on International much better, clarity wise, than the one on the CD single? I already think the CD single one is nice and crystal clear. It's hard to imagine the International version sounding even more clear.
This is one of my favorite tracks of all time. Would you say it's worth upgrading to the International version even you already own the CD single?
I really wish they would remaster Ceremony, and bring up the guitars even louder.
Isamu wrote: So is the remastered version on International much better, clarity wise, than the one on the CD single? I already think the CD single one is nice and crystal clear. It's hard to imagine the International version sounding even more clear.
This is one of my favorite tracks of all time. Would you say it's worth upgrading to the International version even you already own the CD single?
I really wish they would remaster Ceremony, and bring up the guitars even louder.
I can not answer that question. Just go and buy it (Internationa). It surely can't cost that much, even in your part of the world, and then you can answer your own question. Personnaly I don't even play my single anymore, as it is too precious.
So is the remastered version on International much better, clarity wise, than the one on the CD single? I already think the CD single one is nice and crystal clear. It's hard to imagine the International version sounding even more clear.
This is one of my favorite tracks of all time. Would you say it's worth upgrading to the International version even you already own the CD single?
I really wish they would remaster Ceremony, and bring up the guitars even louder.
So is the remastered version on International much better, clarity wise, than the one on the CD single? I already think the CD single one is nice and crystal clear. It's hard to imagine the International version sounding even more clear.
This is one of my favorite tracks of all time. Would you say it's worth upgrading to the International version even you already own the CD single?
I really wish they would remaster Ceremony, and bring up the guitars even louder.
Isamu wrote: So is the remastered version on International much better, clarity wise, than the one on the CD single? I already think the CD single one is nice and crystal clear. It's hard to imagine the International version sounding even more clear.
This is one of my favorite tracks of all time. Would you say it's worth upgrading to the International version even you already own the CD single?
I really wish they would remaster Ceremony, and bring up the guitars even louder.
It depends on your speakers, your cd player, the amp, etc. If you've got a top notch system, then I'd say you MIGHT notice a slight difference in quality. Otherwise there's not much to compare. Be happy with your single. Or buy 'International' and see for yourself.
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So is the remastered version on International much better, clarity wise, than the one on the CD single? I already think the CD single one is nice and crystal clear. It's hard to imagine the International version sounding even more clear.
This is one of my favorite tracks of all time. Would you say it's worth upgrading to the International version even you already own the CD single?
I really wish they would remaster Ceremony, and bring up the guitars even louder.
Isamu wrote: So is the remastered version on International much better, clarity wise, than the one on the CD single? I already think the CD single one is nice and crystal clear. It's hard to imagine the International version sounding even more clear.
This is one of my favorite tracks of all time. Would you say it's worth upgrading to the International version even you already own the CD single?
I really wish they would remaster Ceremony, and bring up the guitars even louder.
And I really wish you fucking would stop spamming the board with the same post over and over again. What's the point of doing it?
One Brain wrote:
Isamu wrote: So is the remastered version on International much better, clarity wise, than the one on the CD single? I already think the CD single one is nice and crystal clear. It's hard to imagine the International version sounding even more clear.
This is one of my favorite tracks of all time. Would you say it's worth upgrading to the International version even you already own the CD single?
I really wish they would remaster Ceremony, and bring up the guitars even louder.
And I really wish you fucking would stop spamming the board with the same post over and over again. What's the point of doing it?
The point is that the question was not answered...
Isamu wrote:
One Brain wrote:
Isamu wrote: So is the remastered version on International much better, clarity wise, than the one on the CD single? I already think the CD single one is nice and crystal clear. It's hard to imagine the International version sounding even more clear.
This is one of my favorite tracks of all time. Would you say it's worth upgrading to the International version even you already own the CD single?
I really wish they would remaster Ceremony, and bring up the guitars even louder.
And I really wish you fucking would stop spamming the board with the same post over and over again. What's the point of doing it?
The point is that the question was not answered...
Seems like Chris Nash answered it pretty thoroughly on page three.
So is the remastered version on International much better, clarity wise, than the one on the CD single? I already think the CD single one is nice and crystal clear. It's hard to imagine the International version sounding even more clear.
This is one of my favorite tracks of all time. Would you say it's worth upgrading to the International version even you already own the CD single?
I really wish they would remaster Ceremony, and bring up the guitars even louder.
Chris Nash wrote:
Isamu wrote: So is the remastered version on International much better, clarity wise, than the one on the CD single? I already think the CD single one is nice and crystal clear. It's hard to imagine the International version sounding even more clear.
This is one of my favorite tracks of all time. Would you say it's worth upgrading to the International version even you already own the CD single?
I really wish they would remaster Ceremony, and bring up the guitars even louder.
It depends on your speakers, your cd player, the amp, etc. If you've got a top notch system, then I'd say you MIGHT notice a slight difference in quality. Otherwise there's not much to compare. Be happy with your single. Or buy 'International' and see for yourself.
Thanks Chris! ![]()
Spotnick wrote:
Did they release Substance directly on CD?
Just bought a CD player in 1990, so I really don't know!
No, I had Substance on vinyl! It was a double LP but no B-sides so I bought the CD as well and the sleeve for the vinyl I use as artwork on my wall.
I had my first discman in 1987 or 88 and it had this HUGE battery pack, it was so funny. It was as big as an Oxford Concise Dictionary!
I have the TBTHOG CD too! Love it.
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You really know nothing about collecting music, do you, mate. ![]()