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I'm hoping for the Rush albums that received the Atmos treatment not long ago. I would love to have a stand alone Blu Ray of the self-titled debut.
Rhino only has (some) albums post 1989I'm hoping for the Rush albums that received the Atmos treatment not long ago. I would love to have a stand alone Blu Ray of the self-titled debut.
DangRhino only has (some) albums post 1989
Only three songs by Faith No More are streaming in Atmos ("Epic,” "Easy,” and “Midlife Crisis”).Faith No More - Epic
Yep. Rhino distributes the "Atlantic years:"Rhino only has (some) albums post 1989
...who has said he would like the opportunity to remix them (I bring this up frequently in the hopes I can manifest it into existence*Originally engineered/mixed by Stephen W Tayler
Yep. Rhino distributes the "Atlantic years:"
The entire pre-'89 catalogue is distributed by Universal, while Clockwork Angels is on Roadrunner. In any case, Rush's own label Anthem seems to fairly tightly control what gets released, so I don't see Rhino getting a crack at any Atmos mixes, even if they do get done.
- Presto*
- Roll The Bones*
- Counterparts
- Test For Echo
- Vapor Trails
- Feedback
- Snakes & Arrows^
*Originally engineered/mixed by Stephen W Tayler
^Originally engineered/mixed by Rich Chycki
Given how many Atmos mixes Chycki has cranked out for Rush in the past few years, and his love for the band, I think it's highly likely he would revisit Snakes & Arrows. His stereo mix, as mastered by Sean Magee for vinyl and hi-res (still unreleased except via download code included with the vinyl, argh!), sounds great. I think there's the potential for a much better-sounding surround/immersive mix.I'd definitely like to have a better 5.1 (with Atmos now) release of Snakes & Arrows as opposed to that MVI disc release that came out however long ago. To me, on my system, it sounds horrible. What bothers me mostly is just the sonic quality of it, but I love the album...