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I have two answers to this: the first is that the music may just not be any good. That's possibly a little harsh, but people can make great music on the shittest equipment imaginable. The second answer (this from my friends in the classical world) is that you should invest in decent recording equipment, think about spacing and miking before you think about post-production.
I generally tend to prefer when recordings get the sound right before production. Having said that, I've known mate's records that were ruined by too much after-recording faff.
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