I feel really good after reading the post above!
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I feel really good after reading the post above!
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Well, well. ImportCD has come through for me. Just received shipping notification from them...
A/B'ing the original mixes with Jakszyk's new ones, one after the other, can be a little disconcerting; the originals were always very bright but a little on the thin side and bass-light,; hearing Jakszyk's approach, which is a great deal warmer, richer and more bass-balanced, might initially feel a touch muddy in direct comparison. But, it only takes a minute or so for the ears to acclimatize and realize, for example, that Bruford's kit and, in particular, his cymbals, have lost none of their crispness...his snare, none of its snap. And with Berlin now more appropriately balanced in the mix, the bassist's stunning work on these two albums, in particular, can now be heard in ways previously not possible.
Hell's Bells....ugh.
FWIW the reviewer at All About Jazz.com gave it a big thumbs up...but read this carefully for clues to what *I'm* hearing , but liking less (and NB it's not always clear if he's referring to the 5.1 mix, or the 2.0 remix, or a fold-down of the 5.1)
Feels Good To Me and One Of A Kind are available on both remastered CD and DVD-V, the latter featuring 2017 5.1 mixes by Jakko Jakszyk.
Gatefold 1
- DVD-V 1: Feels Good To Me: 5.1 surround sound and original 1978 mix remastered
- CD 1: 2017 remix from original masters
Gatefold 2
- DVD-V 2: One of a Kind: 5.1 surround sound and original 1979 mix remastered.
- CD 2: 2017 remix from original masters
- Previously unreleased outtake of Five G
Audio resolution on the DVD-Vs is AC3 and not uncompressed.