Alan Parson’s “Ammonia Avenue” on Blu-Ray Audio Disc

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If I recall correctly, Richard Elan who provided the UHJ encoder told me that it was mixed encoded to 2 channel only.
The reason the one song is not encoded is that they started the mix sessions prior to him arriving with the equipment.

Well that does put it in a different light, doesn't it 😫
 
so tired of paying for LPs I don't want but got Tales big box for a great price,slept on Eye and will have to buy the box for that one so may as well go big here. Thanks for the link Gos.
 
Very hard to follow a commercial smash such as Eye In The Sky, AA more or less replicate the same formula and that's where the problem lies - APP never did that before or after.
My complaint with EITS at the time it was released is that I thought it was just Turn of a Friendly Card Part II. :)
 
My complaint with EITS at the time it was released is that I thought it was just Turn of a Friendly Card Part II. :)

Interesting point of view. To me, Turn was more like the transitional album between two sets of twins as I've always considered Eve & Pyramid and Eye & Ammonia as the albums that seemed really cut from the same cloth. The songs Silence and I and Ammonia Avenue (both sung by The Zombies' Colin Blunstone) are really like part 1 & 2 of the same song. Eye & Ammonia also feature the similar long melodic Ian Bairnson guitar solos (which I've always loved). I also love Don't Answer Me which could have been written by Roy Orbison (imagine the song a little slower now if you will and with Roy's voice). Pure Pop bliss! :)

I for one was pleasantly surprised to hear that this was the upcoming 5.1 release and I'm thrilled to bits. I have to admit that Eve and Ammonia are my two favourite albums by the Project.
 
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Interesting point of view. To me, Turn was more like the transitional album between two sets of twins as I've always considered Eve & Pyramid and Eye & Ammonia as the albums that seemed really cut from the same cloth. The songs Silence and I and Ammonia Avenue (both sung by The Zombies' Colin Blunstone) are really like part 1 & 2 of the same song. Eye & Ammonia also feature the similar long melodic Ian Bairnson guitar solos (which I've always loved). I also love Don't Answer Me which could have been written by Roy Orbison (imagine the song a little slower now if you will and with Roy's voice). Pure Pop bliss! :)

I for one was pleasantly surprised to hear that this was the upcoming 5.1 release and I'm thrilled to bits. I have to admit that Eve and Ammonia are my two favourite albums by the Project.

Simon,
I tend to agree with you on this. IMO, 'Turn of a friendly card' seemed to be a more stand alone LP.
Really, one of their best releases.
I thought 'I Robot' & 'Pyramid' had some similarities to each other also.
 
Thanks, only the box set $94.53 on Amazon US, hopefully the stand alone will show up soon, all the others have, but ordering from Amazon UK is painless, just have to wait a bit.
Importcds had the stand alone Blu Ray at a great price. $15 approx. pre-ordered.
Now, after seeing the interview with Woolfsons' daughter, I wonder what's all in the boxed-set.
 
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