Guns N’ Roses/Appetite for Destruction Original US Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab

A CD reprint series of “Mobile Fidelity” which has attracted a lot of attention. The latest bullet has been decided to be released. Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab (MFSL), a manufacturer specializing in analog masters, is a trusted brand that is highly supported by audio enthusiasts around the world. With all of his passion, the sound craftsman has digitized many great albums from master tapes. Among such series, this work includes the CD “UDCD 699″ released in 1997. That’s right, GUNS N’ ROSES’s monster work “APPETITE FOR DESTRUCTION” that instantly changed the music scene. [Mobile Fidelity’s emphasis on master tape sound] Many high-quality CDs appeared in the 1990s, when the conversion of analog works to CD was at its peak, but MFSL was in a class of its own. Other high-quality CDs are based on the idea of ​​“suppressing digital deterioration” by using new technology to reduce the discomfort of compression, and by reducing reading errors in the material. On the other hand, MFSL’s policy is to “faithfully reproduce the sound engraved on the master tape and not add anything unnecessary.” We place the utmost importance on the “analog recorded sound itself”, such as developing our own “half-speed mastering” technology that also focuses on the stage of extracting sound from magnetic tape. Since 1987, MFSL has borrowed original master tapes from record companies and meticulously digitized many masterpieces one by one. We have released the “Ultradisc” series, which transfers the sound of master tapes to CDs. Currently, it has expanded into the SACD and LP fields, but the point is that this work was released on CD in the first half of the 1990s. Magnetic tape masters are susceptible to deterioration over time, and the more time passes, the more the original sound is lost. There are cases where the tape becomes distorted or stuck, but even if it is stored precisely, it cannot prevent the tape from losing its magnetism. Nowadays, LPs recorded with physical grooves have a better sound than the master tape itself… and so on. In that respect as well, the “Ultradisc” series was a great achievement. It began in the 1980s when CDs were popular, and the sound of master tapes was digitized even before the advent of new CD technology that claimed high sound quality. [Vivid yet overwhelmingly natural “APPETITE FOR DESTRUCTION”] This work, “APPETITE FOR DESTRUCTION”, conveys the master sound “10 years after recording”. The sound is extremely natural. In the case of this album, the “LOCKED N’ LOADED” version released two years ago was also very good, but this work is not inferior at all. As expected, the sound pressure of the modern specification “LOCKED N’ LOADED” is stronger, but the resolution of each grain, the three-dimensional effect, and the beauty of the sound are the same or higher. In other words, the “LOCKED N’ LOADED” version just increased the sound pressure of this work…I am driven by groundless delusions. What is overwhelming is the reality of the instruments. As you know, the recording of “APPETITE FOR DESTRUCTION” is very vivid, and the guitar sound that seems to have touched the strings is left intact. Each one of them is strangely realistic, and it feels as if the strings are vibrating right in your ear. Even the “LOCKED N’ LOADED” version can’t match this sense of reality. In fact, 80’s-style echo processing is applied to a vivid recording, but although the core of “LOCKED N’ LOADED” is quite thick, the finer details of the outline are hidden by the thick echo feeling. . However, this work is so vivid that it can only be thought of as the master tape itself. It can be seen that the echo feeling itself is generated not only from the core but also from the minute details, and the vibe is clear until the moment it disappears into the silent darkness. You can fully enjoy the natural ensemble. The master sound of a famous album that has been preserved until the present day because it is a CD by “Mobile Fidelity”. Even if you want to get your hands on the actual product now, it will be difficult because it was originally produced in limited quantities. A release to let as many people as possible experience that beautiful sound. Taken from the original US Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab CD(UDCD 699) from Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab “Original Master Recording” Collection 1. Welcome To The Jungle 2. It’s So Easy 3. Nightrain 4. Out Ta Get Me 5. Mr. Brownstone 6. Paradise City 7. My Michelle 8. Think About You 9. Sweet Child O’ Mine 10. You’re Crazy 11. Anything Goes 12. Rocket Queen