Mixology: The Mono/Stereo Mix Differences Podcast
Music:Music Commentary
Hello Friends! Today we're making the trip to January 1967, with the debut LP from LA's most renound, The Doors! Classically self titled, 'The Doors' combined the evolving rock, psych, blues, and r'n'b movement at the time, to create a raw yet timeless effort, often heralded as the group's best. As always, the album received mono and stereo mixes upon release, and while there aren't that many explicit differences, the overall sound of the mix is vastly different, with the stereo having the clarity, but the mono having the crunch and the punch. Which is better? Let's take a trip to the Whisky Bar at The End of The Night, and find out...
Happy Listening,
Frederick
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The World We Knew by Frank Sinatra
Aerial Ballet by Nilsson
Face to Face by The Kinks
A Hard Day's Night + Long Tall Sally EP by The Beatles
Wild Honey by The Beach Boys
RAM by Paul & Linda McCartney
Between The Buttons by The Rolling Stones
Bookends by Simon & Garfunkel
Butterfly by The Hollies
Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band by The Beatles
Shut Down Volume 2 by The Beach Boys
More of The Monkees by The Monkees
Something Else by The Kinks
Rubber Soul (RM1) by The Beatles
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