Tracy Chapman - Tracy Chapman [Vinyl]-luckburz

Artist(s): Tracy Chapman Album: Tracy Chapman Label: Elektra Label Info: 960 774-1 Media Info: EU Mastered: - Thanks to: luckburz Kind: Vinyl 24-Bit/96kHz Sound: Stereo Genre: Rock Year: 1988 Artwork: Yes Media Fileformat: .flac Download Size: 778 Mb Arriving with little fanfare in the spring of 1988, Tracy Chapman's eponymous debut album became one of the key records of the Bush era, providing a touchstone for the entire PC movement while reviving the singer/songwriter tradition. And Tracy Chapman is firmly within the classic singer/songwriter tradition, sounding for all the world as if it was recorded in the early '70s -- that is, if all you paid attention to were the sonics, since Chapman's songs are clearly a result of the Reagan revolution. Even the love songs and laments are underscored by a realized vision of trickle-down modern life -- listen to the lyrical details of "Fast Car" for proof. Chapman's impassioned liberal activism and emotional resonance enlivens her music, breathing life into her songs even when the production is a little bit too clean. Still, the juxtaposition of contemporary themes and classic production precisely is what makes the album distinctive -- it brings the traditions into the present. At the time, it revitalized traditional folk ideals of social activism and the like, kick starting the PC revolution in the process, but if those were its only merits, Tracy Chapman would sound dated. The record continues to sound fresh because Chapman's writing is so keenly observed and her strong, gutsy singing makes each song sound intimate and immediate. 5/5 allmusicguide Tracklist: A1 Talkin' Bout A Revolution 2:38 A2 Fast Car 4:58 A3 Across The Lines 3:22 A4 Behind The Wall 1:46 A5 Baby Can I Hold You 3:16 B1 Mountains O' Things 4:37 B2 She's Got Her Ticket 3:54 B3 Why? 2:01 B4 For My Lover 3:15 B5 If Not Now... 2:55 B6 For You 3:09 Tech Vacuum cleaned LP - Shure M97xE - Dual CS 505-3 - Handcrafted low capacitance custom cables, teflon insulated & silver-plated coaxial conductors - Kenwood C1 Custom Revision I Details: - Phono Stage input capacitors replaced by Polypropylen/Styroflex types - All electrolytic capacitors in signal chain replaced by foil capacitors - Electrolytic capacitors not mounted by manufacturer onto the RIAA stage power Supply refitted (Philips NOS types) - Old JRC OpAmps replaced by Burr Brown and Analog Devices OpAmps resp. Handcrafted low capacitance custom cables, polyethylene insulated twinaxial conductors > Audiotrak Prodigy 7.1 HiFi w/ AD712 OpAmps @ 24/96 > HDD Wavelab 6.11 (Waves XHum, Algorithmix Pro) Adobe Audition 3 ClickRepair 3/0 Trader's Little Helper (FLAC) Izotope Rx Advanced 1.21 Resampled: -Ultra Steep, linear phase Dithered: -MBIT+ Medium -Noise shaping light -Dither amount normal

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 insinuendo (2010-12-09)

By far her best :)
Enjoy!

perekdick (2010-12-09)

This is one of my favourites !!!
Angel voice !
Thank you, insinuendo !!!

Son-of-Odin (2011-06-29)

Thank you for the amount of energy and money that you've put into making a CD out of LP.
NOS tubes, silver and teflon, capacitors...
It is remarkable !!! I am audiophile and I will appreciate this !!!