Great music, bad sound quality, wonder if the older versions are the same

Question to the owners of Radiorama CDs from Analogue Records: do you have white moire (blur) on the discs?

Radiorama’s starting point. From very early Martinelli tracks to Farina / Crivelente tracks. Track by track is real gem. After success of this album they decided to hit European market released The 2nd Album a year ago.Analog Language release has very nice concept – 2 discs – 1st with regular album, 2nd with bonuses – lots of bonuses! When I discovered mentioned release I was very excited and…On the (+) side:- 2 discs, very interested concept,- Interview with Gelmetti – the original sound producer of Radiorama (none of most tracks on the album)- Few more pictures in booklet- Lots of tracks (almost) all belongs to album or released in album era and around.On the (-) side:- Poor remastering, disc A pumping due to poor denoising process and rumbling- Disc B – almost all bonuses were taken from vinyl record as a source IMO they were poorly digitized, poorly denoised and poorly remove clicks – there are lots of them within tracks. I think some of tracks has changed channels L/R some to early faded, some reedited in wrong way- Very “cheap” polygraphs, looks similar to unofficial releases, thin paper, white strips around original cover – in fact made cover different than original oneShame on that. And I think also by mistake is used 32 bit remastered. Or maybe it was used as a marketing catch. I think mastering was done in very destructive way.To sum up – brilliant idea killed by very poor realization.

MitchHudson Radiorama’s starting point. From very early Martinelli tracks to Farina / Crivelente tracks. Track by track is real gem. After success of this album they decided to hit European market released The 2nd Album a year ago.Analog Language release has very nice concept – 2 discs – 1st with regular album, 2nd with bonuses – lots of bonuses! When I discovered mentioned release I was very excited and…On the (+) side:- 2 discs, very interested concept,- Interview with Gelmetti – the original sound producer of Radiorama (none of most tracks on the album)- Few more pictures in booklet- Lots of tracks (almost) all belongs to album or released in album era and around.On the (-) side:- Poor remastering, disc A pumping due to poor denoising process and rumbling- Disc B – almost all bonuses were taken from vinyl record as a source IMO they were poorly digitized, poorly denoised and poorly remove clicks – there are lots of them within tracks. I think some of tracks has changed channels L/R some to early faded, some reedited in wrong way- Very “cheap” polygraphs, looks similar to unofficial releases, thin paper, white strips around original cover – in fact made cover different than original oneShame on that. And I think also by mistake is used 32 bit remastered. Or maybe it was used as a marketing catch. I think mastering was done in very destructive way.To sum up – brilliant idea killed by very poor realization. It is not that bad. Slightly exaggerated. I understand that the Polish company's war on customers