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Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble

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Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble 1984 release "Couldn't Stand the Weather" reissued on Mobil Fidelity's ultimate analog vinyl standard "ULTRADISC ONE-STEP" x "MoFi SuperVinyl". This is the second album released the year after the shocking debut album, which announced the birth of a new guitar hero and put the spotlight back on the blues. Starting with the fast and furious "Scuffle Battin," the direction of the album, which put the guitar at the forefront with no unnecessary embellishments, was maintained, The band showed its forward progress.◆"ULTRADISC ONE-STEP" (UD1S) Series - High-quality reissue discs that take master tape data to the limit using proprietary technology, mastering techniques, and the luxury of time have earned high praise from audiophiles around the world. Mobil Fidelity Sound Labs introduces the ULTRADISCONE-STEP (UD1S) series, the ultimate analog vinyl standard. The standard analog disc production process, the "three-step process" from the lacquer disc to the finished product, eliminates two steps to achieve a "one-step process" that emphasizes sound quality. The noise generated in the production process is minimized, and the reproducibility of sound details and dynamics are greatly improved. Music must be reproduced as faithfully as possible to its original sound. This is the ultimate analog disc standard that literally realizes the basic policy of Mobil Fidelity since its establishment: "Music must be reproduced as faithfully as possible to the original sound. MoFi SuperVinyl" MoFi SuperVinyl is a unique analog disc material newly created through the joint development of NEOTECH and RTI in California, USA.The newly developed carbonless dye (translucent) allows for more precise groove production, indistinguishable from the original lacquer disc, and reproduces sound quality as close as possible to that of the mastering studio.