Chic - first five albums streaming in Dolby Atmos! (Steven Wilson mixes)

[~dave~~wave~]

Disco refuses to die.
Featured Artist ~ Chic

Freak Out!!

 

[~dave~~wave~]

 

[beerking]

Listening to Chic now, sounding damn fine so far.

Like me some Chic

 

[sjcorne]

Didn't Steven Wilson mention remixing Chic recently? These sound like they could be his work, with the vocals isolated in the center channel and heavy use of the heights.

 

[Blackwood]

Listening to Chic now, sounding damn fine so far.

Like me some Chic

Just listening to Good Times right now. Yeah... good times with this mix.

 

[beerking]

Just listening to Good Times right now. Yeah... good times with this mix.

Strike Up The Band is a quality mix too.

Right, time for the other 2 albums.

 

[himey]

Chic, C'est Chic, and Risqué on Tidal!

 

[beerking]

Chic, C'est Chic, and Risqué on Tidal!

And the mixer is?
Is it really Mr Wilson?

 

[J. PUPSTER]

Listening to Chic now, sounding damn fine so far.

Like me some Chic

Added to my Library instantly; I may not be into the Disco style of bands like A*** (sorry can't even say it), but this funkier stuff is groovin' the cones ..........

*edit- also remember to remove any prior partials of these albums that may have been in your Library from before and re-Add the whole album!

 

[Oldschoolsoundengineer]

And the mixer is?
Is it really Mr Wilson?

It's Steven Wilson. Credited as 'mixer' (not immersive) on c'est chic and risque on Tidal, but he didn't do the original mix so has to be the immersive.

 

[sjcorne]

Called it

 

[beerking]

Added to my Library instantly; I may not be into the Disco style of bands like A*** (sorry can't even say it), but this funkier stuff is groovin' the cones ..........

*edit- also remember to remove any prior partials of these albums that may have been in your Library from before and re-Add the whole album!

Confession time Pups.
I had my own disco in the years 1976 to '77...before I joined the RAF!!!
Its name was.....'Slippery Rock Disco'

Them were the daze

These Chic albums are sublime.....instantly they go into my repeat playlist.

 

[sjcorne]

Anyone else think the first track on the debut album ("Dance, Dance, Dance") might be an upmix? The drums & bass seem to be spread across all channels and it's the only track on the album with no eerie center-isolated elements.

 

[beerking]

Anyone else think the first track on the debut album ("Dance, Dance, Dance") might be an upmix? The drums & bass seem to be spread across all channels and
it's the only track on the album with no center-isolated elements.

Yep, I just asked my brother to check it out on his Atmos system.

He's a massive Chic fanboy

 

[Oldschoolsoundengineer]

Anyone else think the first track on the debut album ("Dance, Dance, Dance") might be an upmix? The drums & bass seem to be spread across all channels and
it's the only track on the album with no eerie center-isolated elements.

Just noticed that this track has Matt Boerum and Alan Han credited as mixers. Makes sense.

 

[Oldschoolsoundengineer]

Anyone else think the first track on the debut album ("Dance, Dance, Dance") might be an upmix? The drums & bass seem to be spread across all channels and
it's the only track on the album with no eerie center-isolated elements.

Last track has no credit for mixer. Other tracks are credited Wilson if I got it all.

 

[Oldschoolsoundengineer]

And Ron Johnson co-credited with Wilson on track 5.

Last track has no credit for mixer. Other tracks are credited Wilson if I got it all.

 

[marpow]

Starting my Disco (Ugh) listen with C'est Chic. Disco, could only handle it with Cocaine.
The Dolby Atmos is perfect. Disco Discrete, who woulda thought.

 

[himey]

It's Steven Wilson. Credited as 'mixer' (not immersive) on c'est chic and risque on Tidal, but he didn't do the original mix so has to be the immersive.

Youza, Youza, Youza!

 

[himey]

Anyone else think the first track on the debut album ("Dance, Dance, Dance") might be an upmix? The drums & bass seem to be spread across all channels and it's the only track on the album with no eerie center-isolated elements.

The waveform looks different than the other tracks on the album.