Dennis Drake's Time-Life discs have a lot of differently EQ'd digital clones of Rhino tracks - those probably sound the best of anything that's ever been released.(1993)I have track-by-track mastering notes for a few of the Razor And Tie collections that were mastered by Steve Hoffman. My personal preference is for the Rhino discs, because the high-end boost doesn't bother me.

If you want lower-generation tape sources, but a slightly boosted high-end EQ, look for Bill Inglot's Rhino collections released until about 1996, after which they got excessively loud. Steve Hoffman has said that he worked with source tapes supplied by Razor And Tie, so there was no vault-digging for these discs. In general, these collections tend not to use the lowest-generation tape sources. I think Dennis Drake's mastering work at Time-Life extended from 1995 to 2002 his discs are extra-awesome because of his superb choice of EQ. In general, if you like the sound of these Razor And Tie collections, you'll find comparable collections released between 1992 and about 1996 on Warner Special Products and their imprints (a whole lot of single-disc and 2-CD sets released on Heartland, Sessions, Silver Eagle, Razor And Tie, etc.) and on Time-Life between about 1994 and about 2000.

The same can be said of a whole lot of Warner Special Products compilations and Time-Life compilations. They're not flawless, but they're very good. Most of the tracks sound good, with relatively few instances of excessive compression/limiting, weird EQ, or truncation of an opening note or a fade. As a result, the sound quality improved dramatically over their 1990-1991 compilations.I dissected many of the following Razor And Tie collections in gory detail, and I can conculde the following. Most of these tracks sound better elsewhere.(1990)(1990)(1991)(1991)(1991)(1991)An actual, circa 1993Beginning in 1993, Razor And Tie teamed up with Warner Special Products to produce their compilations. In 1990-1991, they put out five more compilations, all cut from a similar cloth as Those Fabulous '70s.All six of their 1990-1991 compilations have fun track listings, but none have particularly good sound quality. It was the first-ever compilation of AM-radio-friendly up-the-middle pop, and it did well enough to make Razor and Tie a viable corporate entity.

Razor and Tie compilation CDsIn 1990, Razor and Tie put out their first CD - a 1970s pop compilation called Those Fabulous '70s.

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