@petar3,I think that one answer is to try streaming from another source. Second one would be to try the vinyl and cd versions. Third would be the different versions of both. Somewhere there should be the ones you are looking for. Some search is required but the effort is a worthwhile attempt.
Not all rock bands in the classic period had the best in sound quality, you can discover this even having the original releases, and also there was a good amount of variation in sound quality even though some artists shared the same label. I am not including pressing variations in vinyl to save space.
Better Records as MC suggests, maybe.
But the music and the atmosphere should be right there. Coming back to artists you mentioned, i never found a thin Deep Purple recording (up to Gillan) but only a German compilation done from digital.
And i never found a good Queen II, only respectable on some songs in the original UK release. Sabbath was good to very good (Vertigo). Bowie good to very good (RCA Victor). But i have some Bowie Japanese pressings that are excellent. So it is not that everything will sound perfect but at some point being able to see what the performers are doing and how all this makes a wonderful musical sense.
I do not find generally Led Zep recordings bad, some on the contrary are excellent, but if you like check the BBC sessions for something better of their early period.
Not all rock bands in the classic period had the best in sound quality, you can discover this even having the original releases, and also there was a good amount of variation in sound quality even though some artists shared the same label. I am not including pressing variations in vinyl to save space.
Better Records as MC suggests, maybe.
But the music and the atmosphere should be right there. Coming back to artists you mentioned, i never found a thin Deep Purple recording (up to Gillan) but only a German compilation done from digital.
And i never found a good Queen II, only respectable on some songs in the original UK release. Sabbath was good to very good (Vertigo). Bowie good to very good (RCA Victor). But i have some Bowie Japanese pressings that are excellent. So it is not that everything will sound perfect but at some point being able to see what the performers are doing and how all this makes a wonderful musical sense.
I do not find generally Led Zep recordings bad, some on the contrary are excellent, but if you like check the BBC sessions for something better of their early period.