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Porcupine Tree: The Incident

Justice For Audio — Sat, 19 Sep 2009 04:50:07 +0000

The Incident

The sound on this album is fantastic. It is so crisp and lively. The First and second disc are DR 10. The lowest track is DR 9 and the highest is DR13. It is simply a pleasure to listen to.

This continues Steven Wilson’s track record of producing Dynamic music. Fear of a Blank Planet clocked in at DR9 which also sounded great as well as did the reissue of Lightbulb Sun which is DR10. While DR12 or 13 would be even better, Porcupine Tree albums stand head and shoulders above most of their peers. In an age of ear oppressing barriers of noise, PT is bringing back much of what has been lost in the listening experience.

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Black Clouds & Silver Linings – JFA Classic Edition

Justice For Audio — Sat, 12 Sep 2009 03:04:42 +0000

Remixed & Remastered from the isolated audio stems – This community edition of the tracks was made with the intent of incorporating some pre-1990 sonic elements of rock/metal recordings where suitable, and to increase dynamic range – resulting in approx 13db Dynamic Range (DR Meter).

Of course, some may love it, some may not – it is just another edition to try at the end of the day – however hopefully people will be able to hear the music and compositions in a new way, and hopefully also in a more enjoyable way.

To hear this edition – please view the details in our forum – registration required.
Download Details

Format: FLAC (Lossless)

Theatre of Tragedy – Storm (Remastered) [Unofficial] Samples

Justice For Audio — Tue, 09 Jun 2009 18:28:01 +0000

Originally a DR6 album – now “re-mastered” to a DR10-level – General dynamics treatments and so on.

Song Downloads:

05 – Fade
08 – Exile

Note: Reduce volume on retail by approximately 5.3db during playback for equal loudness comparison

To enjoy to its fullest, please play on a standalone/dedicated audio system (non-portable – non-builtin) if possible – and turn it up a good bit. The impact, and the resultant attention it draws from the listener as a result of the increased dynamics and seperation of instrumentss helps make the song a lot more memorable & also interesting.

[Waveform Analysis to be posted shortly]