Could there possibly have been a good reason for the DD release?
Maybe the tapes were digitized crappily, then degraded, so resolution above DD would just reveal defects?
Just trying to understand it.
Lack of vision?
Could there possibly have been a good reason for the DD release?
Maybe the tapes were digitized crappily, then degraded, so resolution above DD would just reveal defects?
Just trying to understand it.
Could there possibly have been a good reason for the DD release?
Maybe the tapes were digitized crappily, then degraded, so resolution above DD would just reveal defects?
Just trying to understand it.
Finally opened this one... what the hell was I waiting for!? The content is wonderful... I'm completely unfamiliar with the band or the "Canterbury Scene", but this reminds me of what an English version of The Doors might sound like (and it's GREAT!). The fidelity is excellent, the surround mix is discrete and immersive. I would love to get more surround from Caravan if it sounds like this... a winner from start to finish. 9.
Shame this was not a full strength DVDA or reissued as a HFPA Blu ray
For sure one of the very few excellent sounding Dulby mixes. Imagine how much better it could sound thoughIt is a shame, but to be fair I think this is probably the best sounding Dolby Digital 5.1 audio disc that I own, I'm always amazed how it sounds so good for a standard Dolby mix...
+1...Not if you have actually heard the original PCM files of this remix and compared it to the Dolby DVD, like I have.
I've said it before; I haven't had my hearing checked in forever; and I think I don't want to know.
It's simply killer! One of my favorites...Of all the Caravan albums, this is the one I keep going back to; partially because it is in 5.1 and partially because it is just such a fun album to listen to.