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[bigbillquad]

Hi. All

Got anther Japanese Demo Q8 tape.

 

[Mark Anderson]

Hi. All

Got anther Japanese Demo Q8 tape.

Thanks for putting that up. That one is listed on the Anthology/Sampler under the Pony label as the artist's music on the Q8 sampler came from a Pony release.
I will provide a link to your post.

 

[par4ken]

Dynaco "4 Dimensional Sound Demonstration" (Dynaco Records D-400)

Spoken Introduction
Sound effects (rain, wind chimes, thunder)
Unidentified instrumental music (sound effects continue)
Excerpt from “The Seven Last Words of Christ” (Dubois) Earl Ness, Conductor and Organist Philadelphia
Oratorio Choir, from 1962
I’m Gotta Make you Love Me – Steam (different mix from Steam's album)

Same program on side 2

My copy came with a 4-page photocopied document "Questions & Answers On the Dynaco Four-Dimensional system" tucked inside.

J. D.

I just got a copy of this, my copy didn't have the photocopied document tucked inside. Is that where you got the track list from, or did you figure it out for yourself? Steam, I knew that last track was familiar, just couldn't think of it. I wanted to list this record on Discogs, not for sale but as a part of my collection and would like to use your track list if that's OK. The record decodes nice via QS but it's a bit of a lame excuse to say that both sides are the same so that if your wear one side out you can still play the other!

 

[par4ken]

The band you're thinking about is Lighthouse, and they're Canadian, not German. Interfusion released a quad compilation album, only in Australia and New Zealand, that features their track "One Fine Morning", which does have a BS&T, Chicago-like sound and was a hit for them in the 70's. The album was encoded in EV Stereo-4, compatible with QS, and it's a great track. The American version of the album, sold through Olsen Electronics, left that track out.

Lighthouse has another track "Hats Off To The Stranger" on "Musical Sampler" on Evolution. Both tracks were from the "One Fine Morning" LP too bad the entire album wasn't released in Quad.

 

[par4ken]

I just got a copy of this, my copy didn't have the photocopied document tucked inside. Is that where you got the track list from, or did you figure it out for yourself? Steam, I knew that last track was familiar, just couldn't think of it. I wanted to list this record on Discogs, not for sale but as a part of my collection and would like to use your track list if that's OK. The record decodes nice via QS but it's a bit of a lame excuse to say that both sides are the same so that if your wear one side out you can still play the other!

I was able to find it listed on Discogs, but no real track list shown.

 

[jdmack]

I just got a copy of this, my copy didn't have the photocopied document tucked inside. Is that where you got the track list from, or did you figure it out for yourself? Steam, I knew that last track was familiar, just couldn't think of it. I wanted to list this record on Discogs, not for sale but as a part of my collection and would like to use your track list if that's OK. The record decodes nice via QS but it's a bit of a lame excuse to say that both sides are the same so that if your wear one side out you can still play the other!

I pulled out my copy of the album and...I have no idea where I got the track listing! It's not in the 4-page insert. There is an announcer who introduces "The Seven Last Words of Christ” so I might have picked up that information from him. But how I would know that the song by Steam is a different mix than on their album is forgotten by me. Maybe I found this info somewhere on the web?

 

[par4ken]

I pulled out my copy of the album and...I have no idea where I got the track listing! It's not in the 4-page insert. There is an announcer who introduces "The Seven Last Words of Christ” so I might have picked up that information from him. But how I would know that the song by Steam is a different mix than on their album is forgotten by me. Maybe I found this info somewhere on the web?

I won't add the track information to the Discogs entry then, but I'll copy the track list and put it inside the album for my own information.
Thanks

 

[mlrocker]

Those Ford Motor compilations on Q8 - these usually came with a Lincoln Continental. Some listed in Mark Anderson's quad discography are listed as double packages, but I believe these were split formats, the first tape being stereo and the second being quad, I've only ever found the second tape of the two in my quad searches, and the prefixes on these are always DAT2 instead of DAT1,as they're listed. Here then are what I have:

A Kaleidescope Of Contemporary Quadrasonic Sound (1975)
Fritz Reiner & The Chicago Symphony Orchestra – Also Sprach Zarathustra (intro)
The Hues Corporation – Rock The Boat
Eugene Ormandy & The Philadelphia Orchestra – Windmills Of Your Mind
Henry Mancini – A Man, A Horse And A Gun
Hugo Montenegro – Love Theme From The Godfather
Henry Mancini & Doc Severinsen – Theme For Doc
The Original Broadway Cast Recording – Hello Dolly
The Friends Of Distinction – Grazin' In The Grass
Arthur Fiedler & The Boston Pops – The Way We Were
The Main Ingredient – Summer Breeze
The Original Soundtrack – The Sound Of Music
Perry Como – Temptation
Al Hirt – Stella By Starlight
Elvis Presely – American Trilogy
Q8 – Ford Motor Company DPT1-0140

A Kaleidescope Of Contemporary Quadrasonic Sound (1976)
Fritz Reiner & The Chicago Symphony Orchestra – Also Sprach Zarathustra
Hugo Montenegro – Lara's Theme From Doctor Zhivago
The Guess Who – Dancin' Fool
Henry Mancini & Doc Severinsen – Theme For Doc
Dottie West – Last Time I Saw Him
Hugo Montenegro – Your Song
The Hues Corporation – Rockin' Soul
Henry Mancini – Mr Lucky
Hugo Montenegro – Feel Like Makin' Love
The Pure Prairie League – Two Lane Highway
Henry Mancini & Doc Severinsen – Ben
The Friends Of Distinction – Love Or Let Me Be Lonely
Henry Mancini – Love's Theme
Perry Como – And I Love Her So
Eugene Ormandy & The Philadelphia Orchestra – Orpheus In Hades: Can Can
Q8 – Ford Motor Company DPT1-0197
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The Ford Motor Company Presents Quadrasonic Sound For Today (1978)
The following songs are on what might be tape 2:
Fritz Reiner & The Chicago Symphony Orchestra – Also Sprach Zarathustra
BW Stevenson – (Livin' It) Day By Day
Floyd Cramer – Have You Never Been Mellow
The Hues Corporation – Love Corporation
Nilsson – Without You
Eugene Ormandy & The Philadelphia Orchestra – March: Arab Dance
Danny Davis & The Nashville Brass – Paloma Blanca
Arthur Fiedler & The Boston Pops – Love's Theme
Henry Mancini & His Orchestra – Traces
Perry Como – Love Put A Song In My Heart
Hugo Montengro – Daniel
BW Stevenson – Dry Land
Eugene Ormandy & The Philadelphia Orchestra – Dance Of The Comedians
Perry Como – Just Out Of Reach
Q8 – Ford Motor Company DAT2-0249 (2)
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The Ford Motor Company Presents Quadrasonic Sound For Today (1978)
Fritz Reiner & The Chicago Symphony Orchestra – Also Sprach Zarathustra
Barry Manilow – I Write The Songs
Henry Mancini & Doc Severinsen – Theme For Doc
The Hues Corporation – Ease On Down The Road
Floyd Cramer – The Entertainer
Barry Manilow – Trying To Gert The Feeling
Eugene Ormandy & The Philadelphia Orchestra – Russian Sailor's Dance
Isao Tomita – Star Wars
Danny Davis & The Nashville Brass – St Louis Blues March
Henry Mancini & His Orchestra – Love's Theme
Charley Pride – The Happiness Of Having You
Arthur Fiedler & The Boston Pops Orchestra – We've Only Just Begun
Ronnie Milsap – (I'd Be) A Legend In My Own Time
Eugene Ormandy & The Philadelphia Orchestra – Hungarian Dance No 5
Q8 – Ford Motor Company DAT1-0307


The Ford Motor Company Presents Quadrasonic Sound For Today (1978)
The Living Strings – All Electronic Radio Introduction: Interlude
Fritz Reiner & The Chicago Symphony Orchestra – Also Sprach Zarathustra
Barry Manilow – I Write The Songs
Henry Mancini & Doc Severinsen – Theme For Doc
Floyd Cramer – The Entertainer
Barry Manilow – Trying To Get The Feeling
Eugene Ormandy & The Philadelphia Orchestra – Russian Sailor's Dance
Original Soundtrack? – Star Wars
Danny Davis & The Nashville Brass – St Louis Blues March
Henry Mancini & His Orchestra – Love's Theme
Charley Pride – The Happiness Of Having You
Arthur Fiedler & The Boston Pops Orchestra – We've Only Just Begun
Ronnie Milsap – (I'd Be A) Legend In My Own Time
Eugene Ormandy & The Philadelphia Orchestra – Hungarian Dance No 5
Q8 – Ford Motor Company DAT2-0346 (2)


The Ford Motor Company Presents Quadrasonic Sound For Today (1979)
The Living Strings – Interlude
Fritz Reiner & The Chicago Symphony Orchestra – Also Sprach Zarathustra
The Walter Murphy Band – A Fifth Of Beethoven
Floyd Cramer – The Entertainer
The Living Strings – Close Encounters Of The Third Kind
Hugo Montenegro – Peace Train
Arthur Fiedler & The Boston Pops Orchestra – The Way We Were
Isao Tomita – Star Wars
Danny Davis & The Nashville Brass – St Louis Blues March
The Walter Murphy Band – California Strut
Charley Pride – The Happiness Of Having You
Arthur Fielder & The Boston Pops Orchestra – We've Only Just Begun
Hugo Montenegro – Daniel
Eugene Ormandy & His Orchestra – Hungarian Dance No 5
Q8 – Ford Motor Company DAT2-0396 (2)

These tapes are generally inexpensive and lengthy, making them perfect for creating Q8 versions of my 7inch 1800 ft Quad reels running at 7.5 ips.

 

[steelydave]

Saw this one on eBay recently:

ST-12 - PIONEER 4 CHANNEL STEREO AUDITION TAPE

It appears to be another version of a tape already in the quad anthology/sampler discography:

APOLLON MUSIC INUSTRIAL CORP.
PIONEER 4 Channel Stereo Audition Tape. ST-16 (Q8) [Japan]