[Scott Dorsey]

JackA wrote:

"LOS ANGELES, CA--(Marketwire - Sep 25, 2012) - From its very start as an i=
ndependent record label in 1982, Dave Grusin and Larry Rosen's GRP Records =
broke ground, both artistically and commercially. Known as the DIGITAL MAST=
ER COMPANY, they were the first record company to adopt digital recording t=
echnology for all its releases, launch every release on CD world-wide, and =
one of the earliest to market itself as a lifestyle brand".=20

Yes, this is why I mentioned Flim and the BBs and Digital Duke earlier in
this thread as examples of terrible-sounding early digital recordings.

GRP really was the last of the audiophile labels, heavy into gimmicky
technology and exaggerated technique. They were the Command of their
era.

FYI: Mainly Jazz artists!!!

Indeed, yes. Not rock/pop.
--scott

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