This is my own transfer of the hard to find "Classic Records" vinyl issue of 'Glory'. It comes from the same mastering as the Classic-DAD disc which was the first hi-res album I ever shared here (Thread 95715)). Whilst the sound on this mastering is better than the OST, the authoring exhibits distorted bass at the end of Track 1, 'A Call To Arms'. This is present on both the vinyl and 24-96 DAD release and is not a ripping/transfer error.

A1 A Call To Arms
A2 After Antietam
A3 Lonely Christmas
A4 Forming The Regiment
A5 The Whipping
A6 Burning The Town Of Darien
A7 Brave Words, Braver Deeds

B1 The Year Of Jubilee
B2 Preparations For Battle
B3 Charging Fort Wagner
B4 An Epitaph To War
B5 Closing Credits

Technical:

Vertere Acoustics MG-1 Turntable / Standard Tonearm (Hand-Built Internal Wiring & Tonearm Cable) / Benz Micro Wood Cartridge / Vertere Phono-1 Phono Stage / PS Audio Nu-Wave Phono to USB Converter (24bit-96kHz) / Vertere Pulse-R Analogue & USB Interconnects/ Audacity 32bit Float Audio Capture / Exported to 24/96 FLAC

Please PM for link (http://forums.ffshrine.org/private.php?do=newpm&u=477848). Requests in this thread may be missed.

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Link received.
Thank you very much, mr merrick!

Whilst the sound on this mastering is better than the OST, the authoring exhibits distorted bass at the end of Track 1, 'A Call To Arms'. This is present on both the vinyl and 24-96 DAD release and is not a ripping/transfer error.

That is interesting as it means its right in their album master used for both. I recall when that DAD album came out the comparisons were made between the original CD and how the DAD reminded reviewers of the original vinyl release and was much more superior to that original CD. I guess this brings it full-circle.

link received.
thank you very much!

Link received.
Thanks for the share…

many thanks

Thank you for the link mr_merrick - much appreciated.

Thanks for the share. (PM sent.)

Wow - great HD vinyl transfer, mr_merrick! Thanks very much! :zilla:

Link received, thank you very much!!

Would anyone have this in Classic Records DAD, VinylRip or Redbook ?