The Apple Digital Master counterpart, while identical in tonality, lacks a sense of drive and sounds a little veiled for my liking a shame considering most of Apple Music’s Apple Digital Masters are fantastic for lossy-based recordings. Plus, it plays LOUD, but without the expected distortion or fatigue one may associate with hotly mastered recordings. The soundstage is massive and the depth across all aspects of the recording is there to be experienced. That said, I’ve been blown away by the TIDAL Master 24/96 kHz edition as it simply sounds right. Now, as fans would know, Ride The Lightning was remastered in 2016 and while I’ve considered picking up another copy, from that particular re-issue series, I remain cautious having been disappointed before. Unfortunately, it doesn’t get any better when listening via headphones. Perhaps the best way to explain it is the speakers don’t disappear and the sense of being in the studio with the band is gone as you’re not enveloped in sound. While the thrash elements come through loud and clear, and everything is where it should be in the mix, this vinyl reissue has a concealed sound that results in a more restricted soundstage lacking in depth and character. Such a stupid decision, but we all make mistakes! Hence, when I got back into collecting music, following an exodus that lasted too many years, I was determined to pick up a copy of all my beloved Metallica records and with my Project Debut Carbon turntable at the ready, I immediately picked up the Blackened Recordings 2014 vinyl reissues but was immediately disappointed. Unfortunately, I don’t own the CD anymore as it ended up being sold on eBay after ripping the album to the MP3 format. I used to even carry additional AA batteries with me as silence was more deafening than Metallica rearranging my brain. Just as vinyl fans talk about the playback ritual, I can assure you, dear reader, the memories I have of swapping Metallica CDs on the bus, on a train, or before leaving for the next destination are incredible as the CD would snap onto the spindle and spin with the authority that only Metallica could demand.
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Ride The Lightning has always been one of my favourite Metallica albums and in the 90s the 1996 reissue on Vertigo/Mercury - Cat: 838 140-2 CD went everywhere with me as I was fortunate enough to own a portable CD player. Released in 1984, Ride The Lightning would go on to sell over 5 million copies and become beloved amongst fans myself included! Highlights are, the Metallica "Ride the Lightning" on Color vinyl is a Limited Edition (the original version is multi-platinum), sounds amazing though on color vinyl, is new and factory sealed.While Metallica Killed ‘Em All with their first album, they were determined to Ride The Lightning on the second a record that has not only stood the test of time but remains one of the greatest thrash metal albums ever recorded. This was the band's breakthrough LP and the "Fade to Black" powerhouse ballad will never f ade away. The quality of this LP is amazing sound-wise through a good stereo system, even though it is on color Vinyl. I own a few copies myself, in time they will only be used copies for sale. Well, this is a no-brainer, the Limited-Edition Color Blue Vinyl LP Factory Sealed "Ride the Lightning" Color vinyl LP for this price is a deal and this deal will not last. To still be able to purchase this LP in New, Factory Sealed condition. This LP has the power ballad "Fade to Black" a song that can be compared to any other band's powerhouse song catalog. Now a headline band that once performed in small venues with Cliff Burton. In the World of Metallica, this is the LP / CD or Cassette Tape that changed everything. Limited Edition Factory Sealed Color Vinyl LP is as good as it gets.
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