Another Piano Man track just added to The Midnight Special's YouTube page:
Billy Joel "Piano Man" now streaming in Dolby Atmos!
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This just popped up on Brad Leigh's Facebook page. Looks like he's got more Billy Joel Atmos mixes on the way.
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Well spotted! Good news.
Hopefully it’s Storm Front.
I'm hoping Glass Houses or The Nylon Curtain
There already is an Atmos mix of The Nylon Curtain available.
When, oh when will i start streaming! I gotta hear that!
I certainly wouldn't mind having an Atmos mix of Glass Houses, but someone else would have to mix it. Leigh gets extremely conservative on tracks that were recorded using Billy's touring band, which all of Glass Houses did. So with that in mind I'd hope that River of Dreams, which was recorded with session players, would be up next.
You're not missing much. Sadly as it's my favorite Billy album. As I mentioned above, the tracks with Billy's touring band are very conservatively mixed. The last two tracks ("Scandinavian Skies" & "Where's the Orchestra") which have more session players on them do have decent mixes.
You're not missing much. Sadly as it's my favorite Billy album. As I mentioned above, the tracks with Billy's touring band are very conservatively mixed. The last two tracks ("Scandinavian Skies" & "Where's the Orchestra") which have more session players on them do have decent mixes.
If you zoom way in, you can just make out “Streetlife Serenader” in the title of the Pro Tools session.
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I stumbled across that yesterday!! My all time favorite Billy Joel album, finally in surround. Other than feeling like I needed to bump up the bass, I liked the Atmos mix on my first brief listen.
One really weird change is Billy's count in for "That's Not Her Style" is "One, Two, Three, Four!" instead of the original "Two, Three, Four!"
One really weird change is Billy's count in for "That's Not Her Style" is "One, Two, Three, Four!" instead of the original "Two, Three, Four!"
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