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My stem remaster of Daft Punk's 2013 masterpiece "Random Access Memories", made for my own enjoyment, but sharing in case someone else might enjoy it too.

I've been torn for years about which Daft Punk album was my favorite: 'Discovery' or 'Random Access Memories'. After working on this remaster, I can definitely say it's the latter. Not by much, but there's something to it that makes it both the perfect album and swan song by the Robots.

This is only for fun and intends to be a very respectful remaster using stem separation, not straying too far away from the original version, only aiming at a little more clarity and punch, while still preserving the mood and feel of the original.

Obviously, I don't own the music featured here. If you like the music, support the artists. Buy their records!

My stem remix & remaster of Rainbow's 1978 album "Long Live Rock 'n' Roll", made for my own enjoyment, but sharing in case someone else might enjoy it.

This is only for fun and intends to be a very respectful remix, not straying too far away from the original version, only aiming at a little more clarity, instrument separation and punch, while still preserving the mood and feel of the original.

Obviously, I don't own the music featured here. If you like the music, support the artists. Buy their records!

My stem remix & remaster of Megadeth's 1994 album "Youthanasia", made for my own enjoyment, but sharing in case someone else might enjoy it.

This is only for fun and intends to be a very respectful remix, not straying too far away from the original version, only aiming at a little more clarity, instrument separation and punch, while still preserving the mood and feel of the original.

Obviously, I don't own the music featured here. If you like the music, support the artists. Buy their records!

My stem remix & remaster of Megadeth's breakthrough 1992 album "Countdown to Extinction", made for my own enjoyment, but sharing in case someone else might enjoy it.

This is only for fun and intends to be a very respectful remix, not straying too far away from the original version, only aiming at a little more clarity, instrument separation and punch, while still preserving the mood and feel of the original.

Obviously, I don't own the music featured here. If you like the music, support the artists. Buy their records!

My stem remaster of Inner City's "Inner City Theme", from their classic 1989 album "Paradise" (known as "Big Fun" in North America), made for my own enjoyment, but sharing in case someone else might enjoy it.

This is only for fun and intends to be a very respectful stem remaster, not straying too far away from the original version, only aiming at a little more clarity and punch, while still preserving the mood and feel of the original.

Full album remastered here:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLA5IckHnJr-w

My stem remaster of Inner City's classic 1989 album "Paradise" (known as "Big Fun" in North America), made for my own enjoyment, but sharing in case someone else might enjoy it.

This is only for fun and intends to be a very respectful stem remaster, not straying too far away from the original version, only aiming at a little more clarity and punch, while still preserving the mood and feel of the original.

My stem remix & remaster of Megadeth's outstanding 1990 album "Rust In Peace", made for my own enjoyment, but sharing in case someone else might enjoy it.

This is only for fun and intends to be a very respectful remix, not straying too far away from the original version, only aiming at a little more clarity, instrument separation and punch, while still preserving the mood and feel of the original.

My stem remix & remaster of Van Halen's "Jump" from their iconic album "1984", released that same year.

This album was suggested to me for remixing on a YouTube comment, where the poster thought Michael Anthony's bass tracks should be a bit more prominent in the mix.

This is only for fun and intends to be a very respectful remix, not straying too far away from the original version, only aiming at a little more clarity and punch and more presence of Michael Anthony's bass as already stated, while still preserving the mood and feel of the original.

Here's the full album remixed:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXUepl7seQM5U8UsvOgnpX5u_9MuoO-xm

My stem remix & remaster of Motörhead's often misunderstood but still outstanding 1983 album "Another Perfect Day", made for my own enjoyment, but sharing in case someone else might enjoy it.

This is only for fun and intends to be a very respectful remix, not straying too far away from the original version, only aiming at a little more clarity and punch, while still preserving the mood and feel of the original.

Obviously, I don't own the music featured here. If you like the music, support the artists. Buy their records!

I've seen a few posts lately on this sub championing the often misunderstood 'Another Perfect Day' from 1983 as Motörhead's best album. Personally, I'm not so sure about that, as I think both 'Ace of Spades' and 'Iron Fist' (yes, that one) are more consistent listens from start to finish.

However, I still feel this oddity of an album is top notch, having at least 4 songs that for me are compilation material and among their best ever (those being 'Dancing On Your Grave', 'One Track Mind', 'Another Perfect Day' and 'I Got Mine').

It's also a brilliant match musically between Robbo and the band to me, although at a personal level it turned out to be a disaster, and the only lineup Lemmy seemed to...not remember fondly, to put it mildly.

Still, I would rank the album higher than the debut, 'Overkill' and 'Bomber' believe it or not, even if those had some really essential songs in them.

Maybe fans and critics were not ready for such a melodic turn in the guitar tracks. Maybe the production turned out a bit too muddy compared to their previous records. Whatever the case, Lemmy ended up considering it a failure, even if he personally liked it.

Not me though. It's probably in my top 3 together with the other 2 records I mentioned.

The video, by the way, features my stem remix of 'Dancing On Your Grave'. This is only for fun and intends to be a very respectful remix, not straying too far away from the original version, only aiming at a little more clarity and punch, while still preserving the mood and feel of the original.

Here's the full album remixed:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXUepl7seQM5N7LPCbQsBHpZ8VGEDAMw0ha

What are everyone's opinions (and memories if you were there when it was released) of this album?

My stem remix & remaster of Boston's classic 1976 self-titled debut album, made for my own enjoyment, but sharing in case someone else might enjoy it.

This is only for fun and intends to be a slightly modernized but pretty respectful remix, without straying too far away from the original version.

Obviously, I don't own the music featured here. If you like the music, support the artists. Buy their records!

My stem remix & remaster of Creedence Clearwater Revival's classic 1976 compilation album "Chronicle: The 20 Greatest Hits", made for my own enjoyment, but sharing in case someone else might enjoy it.

This is only for fun and intends to be a slightly modernized but pretty respectful remix, without straying too far away from the original version.

My fan remix & remaster of Motörhead's underrated 1982 album "Iron Fist", made for my own enjoyment, but sharing in case someone else might enjoy it.

This is only for fun and intends to be a very respectful remix, not straying too far away from the original version, only aiming at a little more clarity and instrument separation (especially between Lemmy's bass and Eddie's guitar tracks), while also trying to bring it a bit closer in sound to their previous album "Ace of Spades".

Obviously, I don't own the music featured here. If you like the music, support the artists. Buy their records!

My fan remix & remaster of Motörhead's classic 1980 album "Ace of Spades", made for my own enjoyment, but sharing in case someone else might enjoy it.

This is only for fun and intends to be a very respectful remix, not straying too far away from the original version, only aiming at a little more clarity and instrument separation (especially between Lemmy's bass and Eddie's guitar tracks).

Obviously, I don't own the music featured here. If you like the music, support the artists. Buy their records!

My stem remix of Michael Jackson's 1982 monster of an album "Thriller", made for my own enjoyment, but sharing in case someone else might enjoy it.

This is a fan-made stereo remix using stem separation. It is not a dance remix or re-arrangement, but an attempt to present the original mix in a slightly different form.

I left this album for last because it's obviously the most intimidating one to tackle with, being the best selling album of all time and all, and also an example of pretty much perfect production. But I wanted to try my hand at it just for the sake of completeness (I've already worked on "Off the Wall" and "Bad", which are the other 2 MJ albums I was obsessed with as a kid).

This is only for fun and intends to be a very subtle and respectful remix, not straying far away from the original version, which is a milestone in pop music production by the late great Quincy Jones.

Obviously, I don't own the music featured here. If you like the music, support the artists. Buy their records!

My fan remix & remaster of Motörhead's 1979 classic album "Bomber", made for my own enjoyment, but sharing in case someone else might enjoy it.

This is only for fun and intends to be a very respectful remix, not straying too far away from the original version, only aiming at bringing the sound a little closer to their classic early 1980s albums like "Ace of Spades" or "Iron Fist".

Obviously, I don't own the music featured here. If you like the music, support the artists. Buy their records!

My fan remix & remaster of Motörhead's 1979 classic album "Overkill", made for my own enjoyment, but sharing in case someone else might enjoy it.

This is only for fun and intends to be a very respectful remix, not straying too far away from the original version, only aiming for somewhat better clarity, instrument separation (especially between Lemmy's bass and Eddie's guitar tracks) and punch. All of which is, of course, subjective.

Obviously, I don't own the music featured here. If you like the music, support the artists. Buy their records!

My fan remix & remaster of Queen's 1974 album "Sheer Heart Attack", made for my own enjoyment, but sharing in case someone else might enjoy it.

This is only for fun and intends to be a slightly modernized but pretty respectful remix, without straying too far away from the original version, only aiming for somewhat better clarity, instrument separation and punch. All of which is, of course, subjective.

My fan remix & remaster of Michael Jackson's 1987 album "Bad", made for my own enjoyment, but sharing in case someone else might enjoy it.

This is a fan-made stereo remix using stem separation. It is not a dance remix or re-arrangement, but an attempt to present the original mix in a slightly different form.

This is only for fun and intends to be a slightly modernized but very subtle and respectful remix, not straying very far away from the original version, which is a milestone in pop music production by the late great Quincy Jones.

Obviously, I don't own the music featured here. If you like the music, support the artists. Buy their records!