That would make for an ASTONISHING second batchWell, someone has to be the negative one in this thread.
The only ones I'd spring for would be Eagles, Purple-Burn, Jackson Browne and ZZ Top.
I know, I was panic stricken there for a minute when I could not place the font on a Cooper release. I kept thinking is there a Deep Purple release with the font style. And then as if the smoke cleared... it was revealed.Aha!
I clicked on the animation which made it a little larger…now I see the snakeskin background on the green and yellow one
At first all I could think of was the Oregon Ducks
Do I watch too much college football?!
Indeed, there is an open "air" about these mixes that is so appealing, not dense centers, and it's not a phony echo like like a fake stereo effect either (or when quad is done right). Analog qualities delivered in the best digital format really is the best of both worlds.
Uh, that would be me. But I’m getting all four of these.
Well, I slept solidly for 5 hours tonight, which is rare for me; musta got lost and all tuckered out yesterday
Oh there are some parts brought up in the quad mix on B$B not found on the stereo mix at all. It's one of those very different ones, nearly on the Aqualung level. But just something to consider, the thunderous drive of "Elected" such as the opening chords just before the vocals come in is much less bass/guitar driven, and more delicate and spacious, same with "No More Mr. Nice Guy" they don't sound as heavy. I'm fine with it because Alice's vocals sound so good on the entire album, and it shows off a good system well sonically. Hoping Kevin Gray dialed in the bass nicely (but left the airy wide spaciousness) if it was he who did the mastering here.
That would be key. I usually don't mind a bit of hiss, but the level on that track on the QR is atrocious.
Good point! I forgot about that, and yes, hearing those songs with silence in the quiet parts will be amazing.
