What's The Story Morning Glory? Remastered

First off, to be fair I've always been a big Oasis fan. This 3 CD collection song set is excellent. On the second CD track13 8s an excellent alternative version of Champaign Supernova.I was curious of the remastered version for sound quality. It's a good remaster that was done in 2009. Oasis alblum production have always been too compressed which really takes away from sound. Note, they are a very loud band.All in all, this was a great value for the money, for the music, and the listening experience. I highly recommend.

This is a great album, also the sound quality is great and no album warping so we know it was handled with great care.

One of the best albums of all time. Arrived safely and in perfect condition. No complaints

SOME MIGHT SAY this is the best Oasis album. Great vinyl. Highly recommend

Great music by an exceptional band…highly recommended.

It was exactly how I expected! I recommend this to any Oasis fan that wants an Oasis album in their collection! But beware; don’t open the booklet too wide, or else the adhesive putting the booklet page together will come undone.

First, the vinyl itself through disc one and starting disc two is nearly perfect. This pressing is "hot". Loud in co.parison to almost everything excepting few that arent known to be or MFSL. My example is also quite clean and clear. About the muddy comments others have left see the last paragraph.The only thing to note is there is a little lead in noise on disc 1 side one and disc 1 side two the lead it is AGGRESSIVELY sloped so, unless I am extremely careful with an already nice and slow cueing mechanism, starting side two will just slam the stylus mid initial riff. No drama at all on disc 2 side one...Now I happen to have original mastering, original pressing singles of Wonderwall, Champagne Supernova, and She's Electric. All three see regular enough playback to where I am comfortable making some commentary on the remaster vs the originals. I can understand why one might think this pressing is muddy in comparison because the first think I thought hearing "Hello" and everything so far (ready to flip to play disc 2, side two) is that the moved the electric guitars along with the acoustic, and brought the bass forward some.I am not sure about the vocals. Seems to vary from track to track what was done... that's my initial assessment. Everything sounds well defined and clear but it is quite a different sound and a slightly different feel vs the original mastering on my vinyl singles and CD. I haven't a digital copy of the remaster yet so I can't directly a/b this album to the results through a Schiit Audio Yggdrasil DAC and the rest of the audio chain shared.Now that I have played through all four sides I think my brain has adjusted to the mix and I like it fine. I could even see it growing on me.I rate this as a No Brainer LP add if you are partial to the album and have a turntableMorning Glory sounds particularly good here

A good seller!