Enjoyed this tonight. I'm down for this set, if it has the bells and/or whistles I'm hoping for.
I've had (and obviously heard) the Capitol Q8 (both green and purple), the UK EMI Q8, and the SQ LP decoded and none of them reveal a very good quad mix. You almost have to strain your hearing to verify that you didn't accidentally play them in 2 channel mode.
There are certainly some great tunes on this album other than the title track, but if there is no surround mix in the box, I really don't need it. I don't play this one very much at all, as it's another one of those classic albums of my youth that is just about totally burned out in my head. I really do not need to hear it again - in stereo.
Don’t give up! There’s still tons of new music being made waiting for you to discover it! (It just isn’t in surround)... search and you will find.I am really bored with music as of late, and i think it derives from that fact Jon, i have heard hundreds of titles so many times, i could care less and dont listen again.. Lots and lots are quad and unless a new mix pops up or a new digital transfer, i can recite the words of too many. Probably just a side extract of being an old fuck like Carlin used to say.
I saw a bumper sticker the other day that said
"i may be old but we had the best bands"
I am really bored with music as of late, and i think it derives from that fact Jon, i have heard hundreds of titles so many times, i could care less and dont listen again.. Lots and lots are quad and unless a new mix pops up or a new digital transfer, i can recite the words of too many. Probably just a side extract of being an old fuck like Carlin used to say.
I saw a bumper sticker the other day that said
"i may be old but we had the best bands"
I flew that in from the stereo cut into the surround mix I did.The quad mix of "how do you sleep" does not have the string intro at the start.
I like POB better, but most of his post Beatles work was over-rated.This album in particular I never did care for. I think it was for Yuko. I pass on this one especially.
Some of the best music I've ever heard is being made right now.
Seeking out and listening to new music is a balm for the soul.
Well, I don't tend to think in genres, but a songwriter like Jason Isbell comes along about once every twenty years. In the 70s we had John Prine, in the 90s Lucinda Williams and today Jason. In a couple weeks I am going to see three of my favorite new (well, from this century anyway) bands on the same bill; Tedeschi/Trucks, Drive By Truckers and Marcus King Band. I've seen Dawes twice. I've seen Lake Street Dive twice. Chris Stapleton won a couple country Grammys, but he has far more in common with Skynyrd than he does with Florida Georgia Line. I'm very lucky to have an excellent Independent Public Radio station in my town (Pittsburgh - WYEP) which exposes me to a lot of stuff that nobody else plays. Besides, a lot of the best music of any era has to be sought out. Did The Dead or Elvis Costello ever burn up the charts? I don't think so. In the amazing music year of 1976, who was the biggest band in the country? That's right, The Starland f***ing Vocal Band! They were so big they got a summer network variety show (which sucked even worse than their music). I call it the "history filter". We remember the good stuff from any given era and block out the crap.What kind of music are you alluding to, markshan? Specifically, ALL genres or rock 'n roll?
And lest we forget, modern musicians have SO much to draw upon from the past.
Most unfortunately, since the bean counters [lawyers/accountants] rule the major Movie Studios and record conglomerates, signing substantive NEW acts has been scarce unlike the 'old days' when record scouts took chances on new talent. And scouring the internet [you tube, etc] for new talent can also be tricky........One hit wonders or the new Beatles/Stones/Led Zeppelin/Hendrix, etc? Anyone with a video camera or 4K iPhone can expose themselves on the world wide net. Perhaps you can share some of this 'best music I've ever heard' discoveries with us....and believe me, I'm NOT being facetious as I, too, am starved for NEW SUBSTANTIVE TALENT!
Oh, some of it is! Just precious little though...Don’t give up! There’s still tons of new music being made waiting for you to discover it! (It just isn’t in surround)...
And since you mentioned Zep...
I can see why that date would resonate, but the US and UK have aligned on Friday release dates.Rumor is that an official announcement regarding this reissue is coming soon and that October 9, 2018 is the release date.
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