I’m still praying that the SW Atmos mix makes its way to the streaming platforms.
That would only work if each box had a Blu-ray with a surround mix. Most of us aren't buying Revolver because of that, so what chance would a surroundless box set from GnR have?$259.98, I guess one could justify it by saying, "it is like buying two single album deluxe edition boxsets at $129.99 each."
Most?That would only work if each box had a Blu-ray with a surround mix. Most of us aren't buying Revolver because of that, so what chance would a surroundless box set from GnR have?
Controversial take - I'd rather hear a SW mix of UYI than a Giles Martin mix of Revolver. Given the multitracks and mixer I think it would be more interesting. And at least I can stream Revolver in Atmos.That would only work if each box had a Blu-ray with a surround mix. Most of us aren't buying Revolver because of that, so what chance would a surroundless box set from GnR have?
I haven’t heard it but I heard the Appetite mix was pretty tame? Maybe the band didn’t like SW’s Atmos because it was too discrete because you know Steven would’ve used every channel to its fullest potentialControversial take - I'd rather hear a SW mix of UYI than a Giles Martin mix of Revolver. Given the multitracks and mixer I think it would be more interesting. And at least I can stream Revolver in Atmos.
Appetite is a pretty traditional rock record and production was fairly basic as I understand it. UYI is much more baroque, not always to its benefit, and it was very much a "no expense spared" project. So I suspect there's much more for the mixer to do.I haven’t heard it but I heard the Appetite mix was pretty tame? Maybe the band didn’t like SW’s Atmos because it was too discrete because you know Steven would’ve used every channel to its fullest potential
For the most part, it's the band upfront and overdubs (backing/doubled vocals, percussion, extra guitar leads, etc) in the rears. It works pretty well on some tracks - the guitar intro to "Sweet Child" comes entirely from the back - but there are long stretches with little activity from behind. My main gripe with it is the mastering, it's way too bright in comparison to the great-sounding original CD.I haven’t heard it but I heard the Appetite mix was pretty tame?
Not nearly as much as the GNR boxset that has the blu ray with both UYI 1 & 2 mixed on it.That would only work if each box had a Blu-ray with a surround mix. Most of us aren't buying Revolver because of that, so what chance would a surroundless box set from GnR have?
Yes, nothing wrong with the original CD pressing, mastered beautifully by Barry Diament!For the most part, it's the band upfront and overdubs (backing/doubled vocals, percussion, extra guitar leads, etc) in the rears. It works pretty well on some tracks - the guitar intro to "Sweet Child" comes entirely from the back - but there are long stretches with little activity from behind. My main gripe with it is the mastering, it's way too bright in comparison to the great-sounding original CD.
Agreed. Certainly not enough difference to justify the price that the MFSL UDCDs get on the resale market.Yes, nothing wrong with the original CD pressing, mastered beautifully by Barry Diament!
I’ve heard the MFSL’s of UYI I and II and I think they sound a little better than the original CD pressings but not by much.
Not a bonus track. This is the version of November Rain on this set. The true original isn’t included. I wonder what the backstory is about not using the original orchestration. This is the only studio track not labeled as a remaster, so it is unclear what other work SW did on the stereo mix (if any).So he mixed one bonus track?? Concerns me that there’s no mention of Atmos mix, could be just a stereo mix
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What's wrong with "Patience" in 5.1? I think the guitars spread all around the room sound incredible, and being an acoustic song it doesn't suffer from the overly-bright cymbal issue the album tracks have.
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