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I like the music. Very discrete. Vocals are lousy. I wish it was instrumental only.
I like the music. Very discrete. Vocals are lousy. I wish it was instrumental only.
Also,
Clapton's TOIEC
and although not a quad, Steely Dan's first ES mix of Gaucho!
Continental Call - Concert Jazz Orchestra Vienna and Wolfgang Muthspiel (DTS CD)
Thanks to my mate Fizzy for the heads up!
Sorry for being such a Late-Jake , but
Is there really 2 mixes of Claptons TOIEC , Kap'n ?
I know 2 of 461........
How on earth do you find ALL these obscure DTS CDS , Freddums ?
I was so enamored with the Puschnig/Swallow/Alias/Lewis DTS RBCD of Grey that I ordered this one as well:
How do you like it, Ralph? The description makes it sound a little out there. I got the third Muthspiel disc on Quinton, by the way--Continental Call (actually listed under "Concert Jazz Orchestra Vienna;" and the music, an hourlong "concerto for guitar and jazz orchestra," is composed by Ed Partyka)--and I really like it.
I didn't receive the CHANTS DTS RBCD, yet. It was just shipped out. Continental Call sounds interesting. Too bad it's not DTS. The sonics on GREY are excellent.
I listened to the sample track "Atrophy" and liked it. I might order a copy. Thanks for the link!I just received a fabulous DTS CD entitled Aurora by Australian Garry Havillray - a fabulous mix of electronic and ambient textures that I really enjoy. It took a while to get to Canada from Australia but the wait was worth it. For those interested, it can be ordered via Havillray’s bandcamp site at https://havrillay.bandcamp.com/album/aurora
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Same here, really cool music - I might order too.I listened to the sample track "Atrophy" and liked it. I might order a copy. Thanks for the link!
Steely Dan - Gaucho
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I've had the DVD-A for some time, but when the DTS-CD popped up for under $20 I couldn't resist. In some ways, this mix is actually more discrete than the SACD/DVD-A version - to the point where the rear channels are left almost empty when they didn't have to be. For instance, during "Babylon Sisters" on the DVD-A, there's a subtle rhythm guitar part in the rear channels, while on the DTS-CD it's in the front right channel and the rears are nearly silent.
The other thing that's interesting about the DTS-CD is that the rear channels contain no trace of the drum kit, which makes listening to them isolated really interesting.
I'm glad to have both versions - it's nice to be able to just pop this disc in the Acura and not have to deal with any encoding or disc creation.
There's a new DTS CD released today with 11 immersive 5.1 mixes; the 4-track EP 'Walk Me Through This' by Garry Havrillay from Melbourne, Australia. The CD includes 7 bonus 5.1 mixes of tracks previously released only in stereo.
Learn more at http://havrillay.com/walk-me-through-this
Hope you'll excuse the self-promotion, but it's on-topic.
There's a new DTS CD released today with 11 immersive 5.1 mixes; the 4-track EP 'Walk Me Through This' by Garry Havrillay from Melbourne, Australia. The CD includes 7 bonus 5.1 mixes of tracks previously released only in stereo.
Learn more at http://havrillay.com/walk-me-through-this
Hope you'll excuse the self-promotion, but it's on-topic.
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