LP for me was the six guys, and only the half of them remained now. The album was good instrumentally and rap parts, but I can't stand Emily's voice. Also the transposed live songs really bugged me and doesn't feel like I'm watching and listening an LP show, it's a different band.
I still miss him too.
Honestly I do not care about the new LP and didn't like From Zero. Except a few old audio recordings I haven't listened to any LP since From Zero came out. This is why I'm not really active in this forum nowadays.
Here is my version with audio synced from the static angle, same DV stuff, I just muxed into mkv instead of avi:
https://mega.nz/file/YNIwiDqD#IpGADAoiKK4OR6yI6zkCoIMGI2fhYNMOp9fTanWJVMg
I think it was mastered with analog effects chain (if you look at the vinyl description like it was mixed analog, so then I assume the mastering done analog too), just like how big studios do it. But however the original recording is digital anyway. Same thing for Meteora. Also i think MTM was mastered in analog way too.
True. I doesn't matter how vinyl is praised by auidophiles, it has narrower dynamic and frequency ranger than digital media. Pressing digital to vinyl doesn't make it analog high fidelity medium.
Also bridge and compact ones are nice too, if you buy an older model with Android OS, you can hack it to record continuosly without 30min limit.
(I own an RX10mk2 bridge and I recorded very long shows with it, by permission, since it's big for stealthing.)