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> I can not find the songs only alternate versions from other people who made a cover version of the song. Try some jazz like Coltrane or Miles Davis. It seems

by chewz 7y ago

> I can not find the songs only alternate versions from other people who made a cover version of the song. Try some jazz like Coltrane or Miles Davis. It seems they never stoped issuing albums - remastered, Coltrane for lovers, Miles for cooking. It is next to impossible to find original album or remastered original. Yesterday on Youtube Music oldest Coltrane album was from 2015.

imglorp 7y ago
I think all these algorithms reward novelty to keep you engaged, which means snipers making phony compilations beat the original.
orloffm 7y ago
"or" here really simplifies things. Nowadays almost every 70s-90s album on streaming services is a remaster with overloaded levels and clippings. One has to resort to torrent sites to find rips from original CDs or vinyls.
- i_am_proteus 7y ago
  This[0] is a good resource if you're interested in the dynamic range of remasters. If you listen to anything that falls into the "progressive" genre, this[1] channel may interest you. Only high-dynamic-range versions of albums, often ripped from vinyl. Steven Wilson has been mixing everything he can get his hands on and most of it is both brilliant and faithful. [0]http://dr.loudness-war.info/ http://dr.loudness-war.info/ [1]https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCXL-7ZVrR7wf7Nf5-FcUVRw/about https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCXL-7ZVrR7wf7Nf5-FcUVRw/about
josteink 7y ago
> Try some jazz like Coltrane or Miles Davis. It seems they never stoped issuing albums - remastered This is only done to prevent copyright expiration and having the album become public domain. You’ll see they only do it for “oldish” albums. It’s quite a scam.
- laumars 7y ago
  I thought copyright had been extended long enough that they don't need to do that? For example you don't see the same thing quite so much with other genres of music and music of the same age in those scenes haven't fallen into the public domain. (this is a question rather than statement)
  - josteink 7y ago
    For new works, but not necessarily old ones. The remaster acts as a new, “derivative” work and thus gets whatever new copyright protection is offered by newer laws.
    - fjsolwmv 7y ago
      But the older work doesn't, and nearly all recorded music is already covered by Disney's forever copyright just because of the history of when the technology was invented.
      - laumars 7y ago
        This was my understanding as well.
amelius 7y ago
> Coltrane for lovers, Miles for cooking. And programming?
- Tepix 7y ago
  Personally, Goa works for me. Try Astral Projection, Hallucinogen. https://ektoplazm.com/ https://ektoplazm.com/ is a great place to start sampling this type of music for free.
  - GilbertErik 7y ago
    I generally like throwing on di.fm while working, but have started to really dislike commercial breaks.
    - johnnycab 7y ago
      Try mixcloud.
  - judgardner 7y ago
    “I am actually flying into a star!”
  - sosuke 7y ago
    Astral Projection - Another World - Nilaya I was passenger in a hydroplane car wreck while we listened to this song. No one was hurt though we were moving at highway speed it was just an accident. Everything moved so slowly as we went from parallel with the other cars to perpendicular at 65mph. Still love that song and album.
- cbzbc 7y ago
  Holdsworth works for programming.
- jjgreen 7y ago
  Enduser

by chewz 7y ago

imglorp 7y ago

I think all these algorithms reward novelty to keep you engaged, which means snipers making phony compilations beat the original.

orloffm 7y ago

"or" here really simplifies things. Nowadays almost every 70s-90s album on streaming services is a remaster with overloaded levels and clippings. One has to resort to torrent sites to find rips from original CDs or vinyls.

i_am_proteus 7y ago
This[0] is a good resource if you're interested in the dynamic range of remasters. If you listen to anything that falls into the "progressive" genre, this[1] channel may interest you. Only high-dynamic-range versions of albums, often ripped from vinyl. Steven Wilson has been mixing everything he can get his hands on and most of it is both brilliant and faithful. [0]http://dr.loudness-war.info/ http://dr.loudness-war.info/ [1]https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCXL-7ZVrR7wf7Nf5-FcUVRw/about https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCXL-7ZVrR7wf7Nf5-FcUVRw/about

josteink 7y ago

> Try some jazz like Coltrane or Miles Davis. It seems they never stoped issuing albums - remastered This is only done to prevent copyright expiration and having the album become public domain. You’ll see they only do it for “oldish” albums. It’s quite a scam.

laumars 7y ago
I thought copyright had been extended long enough that they don't need to do that? For example you don't see the same thing quite so much with other genres of music and music of the same age in those scenes haven't fallen into the public domain. (this is a question rather than statement)
- josteink 7y ago
  For new works, but not necessarily old ones. The remaster acts as a new, “derivative” work and thus gets whatever new copyright protection is offered by newer laws.
  - fjsolwmv 7y ago
    But the older work doesn't, and nearly all recorded music is already covered by Disney's forever copyright just because of the history of when the technology was invented.
    - laumars 7y ago
      This was my understanding as well.

amelius 7y ago

> Coltrane for lovers, Miles for cooking. And programming?

Tepix 7y ago
Personally, Goa works for me. Try Astral Projection, Hallucinogen. https://ektoplazm.com/ https://ektoplazm.com/ is a great place to start sampling this type of music for free.
- GilbertErik 7y ago
  I generally like throwing on di.fm while working, but have started to really dislike commercial breaks.
  - johnnycab 7y ago
    Try mixcloud.
- judgardner 7y ago
  “I am actually flying into a star!”
- sosuke 7y ago
  Astral Projection - Another World - Nilaya I was passenger in a hydroplane car wreck while we listened to this song. No one was hurt though we were moving at highway speed it was just an accident. Everything moved so slowly as we went from parallel with the other cars to perpendicular at 65mph. Still love that song and album.
cbzbc 7y ago
Holdsworth works for programming.
jjgreen 7y ago
Enduser