Small problem with Virtual XI.

Discussion in 'Virtual XI' started by {Leviathan}, Nov 13, 2010.

  1. {Leviathan} Prowler

    Before anything, I would like to say, I love this album despite criticism. I do have one complaint though. I have Maiden's entire discography, most of them hand me downs from my Godfather, and I noticed something about this album. I would like to know if it's me or are all Virtual XI albums like this?  Whenever a song from Virtual XI plays it feels quieter then all the other Maiden albums. I have to raise the volume much more just to hear it. Anyone else have this problem?
  2. Mosh Steven Wilson is da best.

    The production sucks that's why. X Factor is the same way. It's not as bad on the remaster.
  3. Cornfed Hick Sucks to your avatar Piggy

    Because the remaster is brickwalled and distorted.  :ninja:
  4. chaosapiant Trooper

    I actually prefer the X Factor production.  It seems to have much more "depth" than VXI.  It's also a much better album, overall.  It's a shame about VXI, because the songs themselves are really good.  When the opening heavy riff of "lightning strikes twice" kicks in, it should be much heavier than it is.  Lots of gallops on the album to, but the horses sound old and sleepy.
  5. {Leviathan} Prowler

    Thank you for clearing that up!  :)
    Getting the remasters will be on my to-do list.
  6. Mosh Steven Wilson is da best.

    Great analogy  :lol:
  7. TheTrooper666 Trooper

    There are remasters of the two Blaze albums? I don't think so.
  8. Mosh Steven Wilson is da best.

    Yup.They were released almost immediatly after they came out so that is probably why you don't know. I'm not sure about Virtual XI but I know for a fact X Factor was remastered. I know because I've seen both in stores. They are almost exactly the same.
  9. Forostar There's more to it than meets the eye...

    Do you or anyone else have more info on that remaster of any of these two Blaze albums?
    Some kind of release number/code/year info. Name of the person who remastered it. Any info pointing to "remaster".

    Thanks in advance.
  10. Mosh Steven Wilson is da best.

    Well I actually own the remasters of both. It seems they are more re-releases of the albums rather than remasters. There isn't any info on the notes and I haven't heard the originals so I couldn't tell you the difference. The sound is still bad though. I'm guessing if they did remaster them it was most likely Steve as he remastered all the albums didn't he?
  11. Forostar There's more to it than meets the eye...

    Exactly. Aren't they just re-releases (and not remasters)?
    (That was my point but I wanted you to research that for me. ;) )

    Not sure if Steve remastered all those albums, I think someone else did and he might have helped. Must have read it, but I forgot that info from the booklets.
  12. Mosh Steven Wilson is da best.

    Ah, I see. Yea I couldn't imagine them being remasters.

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