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Innuendo is the fourteenth studio album by the British rock band Queen, released on 5 February by Parlophone in the United Kingdom and it is the band's first studio album to be released by Hollywood Records in the United States.
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Add Review lenka. Please, add image of back cover. Reply Notify me Helpful. Obywatel June 3, Report. At that year They met all together very very few times. Freddie was very ill and at the time They shot the videos, the album was not released yet. I have my doubts of the authenticity of the signatures. And for what reason?

Not time restrictions Now there's two ballads in a row on Side 2. I hate stuff like this.

After that I also purchased Greatest Hits II and now this version which are also half speed remastered at AR but something seems to be lacking. The sound is not "there", not encompassing the listener. There's this slight feeling of compression throughout the album.

Reply Notify me 2 Helpful. And thought as far as the production, it was nearly flawless. Mays solos are either buried within close frequencies, or jumps out as if the forgot to mix properly.

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With all of that said I still like the record s. It is possible maybe I simply purchased a lemon of a copy.. RyansGoldenRecords October 3, Report. Listening to this right now. Good EQ balance with clear highs, but the bottom end isn't exactly strong, and it seems as though this underwent some compression but not brickwalling in the mastering stage - this doesn't exactly 'jump out of the speakers' like you'd expect a Queen record to, the drums sounding quite regressed especially. The soundstage is constricted somewhat and lacking in depth in a typical '80's mastering' way - as in a 'lack of space' between elements in the mix - but fortunately, it doesn't sound as tinny thanks to the EQ choice.

Just to give an example of the compression, the bass drums at the beginning of "I Can't Live With You" sound really good, but once more elements get introduced into the mix, the drums get buried and their impact reduced. Overall, the master is very listenable, nothing that ruins the album for me, but nothing out of the ordinary either Again, I agree with others when they say that this was taken from a CD-quality master - might I add a bog-standard one at that, since I have examples of exceptional-sounding records cut direct from CD-quality digital files, but this isn't exactly one of them.

Mind you, on the bright side, at least Hollywood put some thought and effort into the packaging - the print on the cover is nice and crisp with great colours, and what I especially like about the cover is that the white background is matte-finish but the artistic elements in the foreground are glossy, making them stand out quite a bit. I never noticed this until very recently when I completely removed the shrinkwrap, which I usually keep on new records but in this case was falling apart from storage. The record is housed in a protective poly-lined inner sleeve, and a printed inner sleeve with lyrics is also thrown in as a nice bonus - you get more artwork and the lyrics to the album while having the extra advantage of additional protection for the record.

I have A Kind of Magic from the same reissue series, and it's packaged in the same way. Reply Notify me 1 Helpful. RyansGoldenRecords October 2, Report. I got this reissue new in and this was the first new record I purchased which had BAD defects: straight out of the shrinkwrap, there were at least two, maybe even three, L-O-U-D POPS on side one, despite the pressing seeming visually mint. I was absolutely astonished. How could a new record possibly have such bad aberrations? Hearing pops like these are worrisome - it's like gunks of dust have been wedged into the grooves Thus commenced my warm welcome to the world of United Record Pressing's cardinal sins.

I didn't realize this until years later when I peered more closely into the deadwax and noticed the encircled "U" symbol, having just learned what it meant. It occurred to me that things aren't all that peachy for the people responsible for some of the coolest, craziest gimmick pressings in the world - Jack White's "triple-decker" and liquid-filled records, for instance. Even from the very beginning, when I wasn't aware that this was pressed by United, something looked off about the pressing despite the minty surface - there are ripples and pits on the glossy-finish labels, which are things I'd normally associate with Jamaican pressings as opposed to a gram, US-pressed "audiophile quality" record.

Eventually, I learned to accept that this was simply a facet of United's sloppiness.

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United pressings I got in the future tended to be more or less silent and flawless, but I've learned that whenever any defective record comes out of their presses, the defects can be particularly annoying. This has happened to me at least once. From what I can recall also, the sound quality is OK but nothing to write home about. I would have to take a closer listen to give a more accurate evaluation since it's been about a year since I last listened to this pressing, but as far as my memory is concerned, I can agree with others when they say it's CD-sourced.

A bit disappointing - the shortened single LP made sense in when vinyl was on the decline, but nowadays, it seems like nothing so much as a needless cost-cutting effort on Hollywood's end, just so that they could get this pressing out as fast as possible and satisfy the demands of casual listeners.

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