1984 (stylized as MCMLXXXIV) is the sixth studio album by American hard rock band Van Halen, released on January 9, 1984. It was the last Van Halen album until A Different Kind of Truth (2012) to feature lead singer David Lee Roth, who left in 1985 following creative differences, and the final full-length album with all four original members.

It's About Time 03. Up For Breakfast 04. Learning To See 05. Ain't Talkin' 'bout Love 06. Finish What Ya Started 07. You Really Got Me 08. Hot For Teacher 10.

Poundcake 11. And The Cradle Will Rock. Black And Blue 13.

Top Of The World 15. (Oh) Pretty Woman 16. Love Walks In 17. Beautiful Girls 18.

Can't Stop Lovin' You 19. Unchained Descarga: CD 2 01. Best Of Both Worlds 03. James Cryin' 04. Runaround 05.

I'll Wait 06. Why Can't This Be Love 07. Runnin' With The Devil 08. When It's Love 09.

Dancing In The Street 10. Not Enough 11. Feels So Good 12. Right Now 13. Everybody Wants Some!! Dance The Night Away 15.

Ain't Talkin' 'bout Love (live) 16. Panama (live) 17. Jump (live) Descarga.

Click to expand. The 2000-ish remasters are ultra-compressed and sound horrible. The old AAD CDs have much better sound quality and dynamic range. IIRC, at least one of the AAD CDs actually has a higher DR score than the HDtracks version.

My original LPs have some issues (crappy vinyl quality, pops/clicks, warping, off-center) but the 3 RTI pressings I have are sublime. I can see no reason to spend this much to purchase these albums again. For vinyl I love the RTI reissues. For digital stick with the AAD CDs.

They're cheap and easy to find. The 2000-ish remasters are ultra-compressed and sound horrible. The old AAD CDs have much better sound quality and dynamic range. IIRC, at least one of the AAD CDs actually has a higher DR score than the HDtracks version. My original LPs have some issues (crappy vinyl quality, pops/clicks, warping, off-center) but the 3 RTI pressings I have are sublime.

I can see no reason to spend this much to purchase these albums again. For vinyl I love the RTI reissues. For digital stick with the AAD CDs. They're cheap and easy to find. The 2000-ish remasters are ultra-compressed and sound horrible.

The old AAD CDs have much better sound quality and dynamic range. Free facade game no download. IIRC, at least one of the AAD CDs actually has a higher DR score than the HDtracks version. My original LPs have some issues (crappy vinyl quality, pops/clicks, warping, off-center) but the 3 RTI pressings I have are sublime.

I can see no reason to spend this much to purchase these albums again. For vinyl I love the RTI reissues. For digital stick with the AAD CDs. They're cheap and easy to find. Click to expand.The hi-res versions very well may have better SQ than the AADs.

I listened to the brief clips on the HDtracks website and they sound just fine to me. I wish I could listen to them all in hi-res before taking the financial plunge. And at this point they're only sold as a set at $80 ~ $110. You're getting a lot of music, but it's still a chunk of change.

So yeah, I speculate that people that already have good vinyl pressings and/or the AAD CDs could probably pass on this one. I would love to proved wrong though. I'll wait for more reviews first. Click to expand.Strange. I am only interested in these because of some people's complaints about the lack of low end, specifically on the original Diver Down and 1984 CDs (but which I personally never had a problem with). Like HD up above, I really like all the original CDs. Not a big fan of the DCC for the 1st one because the timings in between all the tracks were all changed.

I think that the HDTracks versions of CTTE and TYA are very nice actually. Fragile sucks because it's from the DVD-A and is EQ'ed funny and is compressed. (I now like the MFSL the best for Fragile, although lp might be the way to go for that one.) I have a friend whose ears I almost trust more than my own, and he says that indeed their GFTO is too bright.