Wowie, this was the post # 2000 in this thread. That really is amazing. But maybe not that surprising being that two of these four releases are iconic cornerstones of 70s rock.
Thanks for your help. I guess I have two orders coming, but that is OK. I will keep the second one sealed. You never know.
YAAAYYY!!!!!!
Excellent. The cool thing about the next batch....as you say, It should be a nice mix of genre's compared to the first batch. I mean, we could still see a single title that is sort of soft rock type (Seals/Croft type stuff) maybe some R&B or Funk stuff....jazz fusion....Bette Midler type stuff.
Here, let me offer you a couple drinks. lol
Next week looks pretty good
That's because everyone ordered two copies...
They were supposed to order 4 though. That's how quad works, right?
Stop...you're making me salivate with some of these possibilities! Especially when it comes to either a Jefferson Starship two-fer (Dragonfly/Spitfire!) or the iconic '74 Average White Band release AWB, not to mention any classic Joni or jazz offerings.
I tossed several titles in there there as "two-fers" for the fun of it, and knowing there are (some) titles there which we are not going to get as stand-alone single album releases. Current market simply does not support every dang thing ever mixed to quad.
Indeed, a smorgasbord of exciting quad mixes, a little something for everybody works for me too.Excellent. The cool thing about the next batch....as you say, It should be a nice mix of genre's compared to the first batch. I mean, we could still see a single title that is sort of soft rock type (Seals/Croft type stuff) maybe some R&B or Funk stuff....jazz fusion....Bette Midler type stuff.
Holy Balls, I'm getting fired up.
I'm likely to listen to my top three fave songs from each disc just to get an idea of what each BluRay sounds like, and then head right for J Geils and listen to it complete beginning to end, as it is the only one I don't know well in quad. It has more potential surprises in store for me. The other three I know fairly well in quad already. I can get back to them after I sample a few tracks.
Exactly "in your hands" is not to be underestimated. I never totally gave up hope that we would see these two quadraphonic crown jewels on high res discs, but you know what was slightly distressing to me, is to see Paranoid, Jackson 5 Hits, and a Diana Ross album released from their quad master tapes but folded down to stereo. That caused me some paranoia right there, making me think that maybe things are going in the wrong direction so far as quad goes on major labels.
Definitely busy with those and the Pineapple Thief boxset, nuthin like listening to new stuff while more is on the way.
