Month: August 2023

If you thought you heard all AEROSMITH, you better keep reading. We already featured at plotn0 all AEROSMITH classic first era albums in its Japanese Blu-Spec CD2 pressing, the best sounding version you could get… until now.

Those Japan releases used the 1993 remastering (which are pretty good, although some lacked a little ‘life’) but wait to listen to this new 2023 CD release of AEROSMITH‘s second album ”Get Your Wings” featuring a new remaster – this simply blows out of the water anything you heard before.
Housed into a transparent jewel case and discrete artwork – poor, if you ask – oddly, the back cover art states this is the 1993 20-bit remaster. Someone must

If you thought you heard all AEROSMITH, you better keep reading. We already featured at plotn08 all AEROSMITH classic first era albums in its Japanese Blu-Spec CD2 pressing, the best sounding version you could get… until now.

Those Japan releases used the 1993 remastering job, which are good, but wait to listen to this new 2023 CD release of AEROSMITH‘s third album ”Toys In The Attic” featuring a new remaster – this simply blows out of the water anything you heard before.
Housed into transparent jewel case and discrete artwork – poor, if you ask – oddly, the back cover art states this is the 1993 20-bit remaster. Someone must have forgotten to scrub it before it we

RANSOM were a six piece Southern Rock/Hard Rock band formed in West Memphis, Arkansas in the 1970’s by guitarist brothers Bill & Kenny Kellon. With a brilliant rhythm section foundation in place, comprised of drummer Scott Miller and bassist Ricky Tatum, the band set about finding the guitarists they neded to fulfill their musical vision.

After a long search, they settled on three guitar players (yes, three!), who were so perfect for the job, that Bill reluctantly decided to put his own guitar away and focus on his duties as frontman instead.
The six string triumvurate of Chuck Davenport, Wade McVey and Kenny Kellon, enabled the band to play harmony parts like their heroes in LYNYRD SKYNYRD and as a result that influence came through strongly in the Ranso