“What’s That Sound” : Buffalo Springfield Remaster

[Firth]

Mastering was over seen by Neil Young. Can’t wait[emoji41]

http://www.superdeluxeedition.com/ne...o-springfield/

[JKL2000]

Doesn't look like it has all the demos and stuff that are on the 2001 box set. Of course, that set didn't have the three studio albums complete.

[GuitarGeek]

Mastering was over seen by Neil Young. Can’t wait[emoji41]

http://www.superdeluxeedition.com/ne...o-springfield/

Ya know, I like Neil YOung's music, but I'm not sure I'd trust him to oversee the mastering of...I dunno, a Rod McKuen record, much less something like the Buffalo Springfield catalog.

[3LockBox]

Ya know, I like Neil YOung's music, but I'm not sure I'd trust him to oversee the mastering of...I dunno, a Rod McKuen record, much less something like the Buffalo Springfield catalog.

I know right. He may as well teach guitar technique while he's at it.

[Crawford Glissadevil]

For the last decade Neil Young has been stumping for vinyl remastered from analog and banging the Audiophile drums: demanding less compression, more separation sans digital, warmer sound. Will "What's That Sound" waltz down the runway a winner?

[Vic2012]

Never really got into this group. My brother had one of their albums way back when. I like Mr. Soul. I have that song on a Neil Young compilation.

[firth5th]

Not prog

[AncientChord]

I've always loved Buffalo Springfield, but it certainly isn't prog, ^^^ and should be moved to the Off Topic page. The Springfield were one of the first, and IMO the best of the pioneering country-rock bands.