The Beatles Fabulous Sound Lab. (HDCD Mastering) 7 Titles

[cliftdean74]

The Beatles - Karlaplan Studio, Stockholm, Sweden (24 October 1963) (FSL FS-T-001)
The Beatles - Please Please Me (1963 UK Stereo) (FSL FS-1001)
The Beatles - With The Beatles (1963 UK Stereo) (FSL FS-1002)
The Beatles - A Hard Day's Night (1964 UK Stereo) (FSL FS-1003)
The Beatles - Beatles For Sale (1964 UK Stereo) (FSL FS-1004)
The Beatles - Help! (1965 UK Stereo) (FSL FS-1005)
The Beatles - Rubber Soul (1965 UK Stereo) (FSL FS-1006)


Original analogue masters digitally transferred processed using HDCD mastering system


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[moptophugger]

Thanks!

[BeatleGuy1949]

Thank You!!

[Mrbeatleg]

thanks for the upload

[Tupple]

Thank you!

[davetuba]

Thank you!

[pumma4]

thanks alot..i actually had the music already but i needed the artwork..what i had was terrible..

[apesrfools]

Big Thanks!

[longoeduardo]

If there is any more Welcome, they are excellent!!! Thank you !!!

[alphabeatles]

Thanks, and thoughts!

Are these tape transfers or from vinyl? I just starting poking, but in Not A Second Time, you can hear a pop at about 34 secs. in. And the waveform just before the start of random tracks is wavy and noisy, like an LP transfer. Drive My Car is mixed more like the 1965 version or MFSL BC vinyl (vocals panned R) as opposed to the 2009 USB (closer to center), with this HDCD version being hotter than all others (super EQ'd or something).

In Roll Over Beethoven Ringo's ride sounds like a thousand little knives! Except in the middle where it backs off before it returns again (maybe this section was an edit?).

Anyway, these sound quite good and are perhaps one of the better vinyl transfer treatments. On SHF they imply Ebbetts or MFSL have something to do with these (?).