Dire Straits – Brothers In Arms
Label: |
Phonogram – 3752907 |
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Series: |
Back To Black |
Format: |
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Country: |
Europe |
Released: |
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Genre: |
Rock |
Style: |
Arena Rock |
Tracklist
| A1 | So Far Away | |
| A2 | Money For Nothing | |
| B1 | Walk Of Life | |
| B2 | Your Latest Trick | |
| C1 | Why Worry | |
| C2 | Ride Across The River | |
| D1 | The Man's Too Strong | |
| D2 | One World | |
| D3 | Brothers In Arms |
Companies, etc.
- Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Phonogram Ltd. (London)
- Copyright © – Phonogram Ltd. (London)
- Manufactured By – www.gzvinyl.com
- Recorded At – AIR Studios, Montserrat
- Mixed At – Power Station
- Mastered At – The Sound Clinic
- Mastered At – Masterdisk
- Mastered At – GZ Digital Media – 114059E
- Pressed By – MPO
- Published By – Chariscourt Ltd.
- Published By – Rondor Music (London) Ltd.
- Published By – Virgin Music (Publishers) Ltd.
Credits
- Bass, Vocals – John Illsley
- Drums – Terry Williams (3)
- Engineer – Neil Dorfsman
- Engineer [Assistant] – Steve Jackson (2)
- Guitar, Vocals – Mark Knopfler
- Keyboards – Alan Clark
- Keyboards, Vocals – Guy Fletcher
- Lacquer Cut By – Chris Bellman
- Mastered By – Bob Ludwig
- Painting – Thomas Steyer
- Photography By – Deborah Feingold
- Producer – Neil Dorfsman
- Sleeve – Sutton Cooper
- Vocals – Sting (tracks: A2)
- Written-By – Mark Knopfler
Notes
This version contains the full-length songs of the album, total playing time of 55:07. The original single album LP length is 47:21. Songs "So Far Away", "Money For Nothing", "Your Latest Trick" and "Why Worry" were edited on that release.
The timings in parenthesis are the original vinyl lengths:
"So Far Away" - 5:12 (3:59)
"Money for Nothing" - 8:26 (7:04)
"Your Latest Trick" - 6:33 (4:46)
"Why Worry" - 8:31 (5:22)
Mastered from the original analogue and digital masters by Bernie Grundman and Bob Ludwig.
Includes A Voucher To MP3 Version Of The Album.
Made in the EU.
The timings in parenthesis are the original vinyl lengths:
"So Far Away" - 5:12 (3:59)
"Money for Nothing" - 8:26 (7:04)
"Your Latest Trick" - 6:33 (4:46)
"Why Worry" - 8:31 (5:22)
Mastered from the original analogue and digital masters by Bernie Grundman and Bob Ludwig.
Includes A Voucher To MP3 Version Of The Album.
Made in the EU.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Barcode (Text): 6 02537 52907 0
- Barcode (Scanned, UPC-A): 602537529070
- Label Code: LC 01633
- Rights Society: BIEM/SDRM
- Other (Catalog number LP1): 3752908
- Other (Catalog number LP2): 3752909
- Matrix / Runout (Runout side A): 3752908-A 114059E1/A MPO 0602537529087 A GZ www.gzvinyl.com- 3752908-A BG
- Matrix / Runout (Runout side B): 3752908-B 114059E2/A1 MPO 0602537529087 B GZ 3752908-B BG
- Matrix / Runout (Runout side C): 3752907-C 114059E3/A1 MPO 0602537529094 A GZ 3752909-A BG
- Matrix / Runout (Runout side D): 3752909-B 114059E4/A1 MPO 0602537529094 B GZ 3752909-B BG
Other Versions (5 of 530)
View All| Title (Format) | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |||
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| Brothers In Arms (LP, Album, Stereo, PRS Hannover Pressing) | Vertigo | 824 499-1, 824 499-1 Q | 1985 | ||||
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Recently Edited
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Brothers In Arms (LP, Album, Stereo) | Vertigo | VERH 25 | UK | 1985 | ||
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Recently Edited
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Brothers In Arms (Cassette, Album, Paper Labels) | Vertigo | VERHC 25 | UK | 1985 | ||
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Recently Edited
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Brothers In Arms (Cassette, Album) | Balet | 824499-4 | Turkey | 1985 | ||
| Brothers In Arms (LP, Album) | Vertigo | 824 499-1 | Australasia | 1985 |
Recommendations
Reviews
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At least the track times errors have been removed from this. I own the Stan Ricker double from 2007 and that sounds amazing.
The original U-Matic master was found recently and used for the Abbey Road 1/2 Speed pressing. -
Superb reissue. Sounds wide and open, and surprisingly not thin or harsh, for a digital recording from the 80's. Pressing is good but as with all current reissue, a preemptive cleaning is recommended.
I give it four stars just because I don't like electronic drums and the sound of the 80's in general: the music and the recording are truly fantastic. -
I have this version and it mostly sounds really good. It is no MOFI issue but for the price I think it is all round fairly good... -
GZ and MPO are both capable of pressing physically high quality records but more often than not do have some quality control problems.
Many people complain about some GZ and MPO pressings but I find the majority of mine have no issues. VMP mostly use GZ for there pressings and they are mostly very good re issues. -
I got a remastered CD (1996) today so I wonder if this album is re-remastered version. My player shows 55:17 which is close to the length mentioned in the notes. Any ideas? -
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Amazing sounding 2xLP set, so fidelious, spacious, alive & in-the-room it's ridiculous. And the bass is so deep & articulate it beggars description. Great mastering, cutting & pressing at a bargain price IMHO. -
Mine was scratched in several spots but I love it so much I can live with the ticking noises. -
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Had to return my copy, because it was very very warped (arm jumping almost of the record), of centre and very dirty with lot's of dust and debris on the surface. The second one was somewhat acceptable, still a bit warped though. The sound is good.
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