Greg's ego is matched by his girth.
I'll have to take your word on who's ego is bigger. But I had the, ahem, "pleasure" of working with Mr. Lake awhile back, and though I'm a fan of his music both Crim and ELP, I can assure you it was no pleasure.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Emerson-Lak...=sr_1_2?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1333222160&sr=1-2
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Tarkus-Lake...=sr_1_1?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1333221860&sr=1-1
Looks like the first two albums will be reissued in the UK on July 16! Amazon's listing 3 discs per album, so I'm guessing Disc 1 is remastered album, Disc 2 is bonus tracks, and Disc 3 is 5.1 DVD(-Audio). OR other scenario, Disc 1 is Remastered album with bonus tracks, Disc 2 is 5.1 DVD(-Audio), and Disc 3 is 5.1 Blu-Ray disc. We shall see...
It has been confirmed by Steven Wilson that these will be 2CD/DVD packages.
Blu-rays are unfortunately still incredibly expensive to author and manufacture - to include a BR with these sets I think you would be looking at at least double these prices, which naturally makes the record companies a bit cagey, especially with the currency of multiple disc box sets of classic albums having fallen so much over the last couple of years.
SW"
I'd assume dvd-v, and *hopefully* not just dolby too.
Now I'm curious about the alternate takes and unreleased pieces. These discs have been out so many times in the past - was this stuff just found now?
And, yes, if I'm on this thread, I'm in!
I'd guess that some of it was just found, as they'd need to go back to the masters for surround mixes. That bodes well for pristine fidelity, which I expect in it's full CD and DVD-V glory. And, yes, if I'm on this thread, I'm in!
It has been confirmed by Steven Wilson that these will be 2CD/DVD packages.
Direct Quote: "
1: CD with original mix in most recent remastered form /
2: CD with new stereo mix of the album and unreleased pieces and alternate takes found on the tapes /
3: DVD with 5.1 mix and all the stereo material.
Blu-rays are unfortunately still incredibly expensive to author and manufacture - to include a BR with these sets I think you would be looking at at least double these prices, which naturally makes the record companies a bit cagey, especially with the currency of multiple disc box sets of classic albums having fallen so much over the last couple of years.
SW"
This is strange, Sony never supported DVD audio. Their format was only SACD, where did this Steven Wilson confirmation come from?
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