Let's start a Rhino Atmos wish list for new releases.

[H.A.L.]

How long ago was that? Curious. Maybe Atmos wasn't much of a thing yet?

Well before Atmos - Nash's first solo was done by Stephen Barncard in 2006, and then Crosby's solo in 2008.

Both are really good, btw! And together they have a live 5.1 on ANOTHER STONY EVENING.

 

[privateuniverse]

I wonder if Warner/Rhino has rights to Prince. I bet the estate controls all of it

Currently it looks like the bulk of the catalog is being distributed by Sony. However titles that were technically movie soundtracks (Purple Rain, Graffiti Bridge, Batman, Under a Cherry Moon) are still being distributed by Warner. A handful of later titles also appear to be under Warner, and the two final albums he released in his lifetime look to be owned by his label, NPG.

 

[mediumwave13]

Tom Petty - Wildflowers: for the love of God, PLEASE!!

I'll also take any of the other Warner-era titles, but PLEASE Wildflowers.

 

[gvl_guy]

I'd love to see Huey Lewis and the News' breakthrough album, Sports. But I'm not sure if Chrysalis is part of Warner (who originally distributed the label in the US) or someone else.

 

[GabeL]

I'm getting to the point that I just want to know if/when they will release the next batch

 

[key_wiz]

I'd love to see Huey Lewis and the News' breakthrough album, Sports. But I'm not sure if Chrysalis is part of Warner (who originally distributed the label in the US) or someone else.

In the US, Chrysalis moved from Warners to being distributed by various independent labels in the late 70s ,then to CBS in the early 80s and then to Capitol in the late 80s. I believe UMG has handled most of the old catalog titles ever since Capitol was folded into them, but it varies by artist. And I believe it’s a completely different matter in Europe.

but I’m pretty sure “Sports” is UMG. Same for the Blondie title mentioned earlier.

But no, the label hasn't been distributed by Warners in nearly 50 years. Although some of the Tull stuff is now.

 

[JDeanB]

David Crosby's IF I COULD ONLY REMEMBER MY NAME as well as Graham Nash's SONGS FOR BEGINNERS were both given 5.1 treatment (by Stephen Barncard, IIRC), so why not Dolby Atmos?

I would like to see the Graham Nash/David Crosby album in Dolby Atmos. (And, Wind On The Water, but that is Universal.)

 

[madscot]

Alice Cooper - Welcome to my nightmare

 

[gvl_guy]

Alice Cooper - Welcome to my nightmare

Rhino did that one on DVD back in 2001, but a new Blu-ray would definitely be welcome.
https://www.discogs.com/release/6043196-Alice-Cooper-Welcome-To-My-Nightmare

 

[GOS]

Rhino did that one on DVD back in 2001, but a new Blu-ray would definitely be welcome.
https://www.discogs.com/release/6043196-Alice-Cooper-Welcome-To-My-Nightmare

I see what you did there....

 

[gvl_guy]

I see what you did there....

Actually, I didn't even realize that!

 

[madscot]

Rhino did that one on DVD back in 2001, but a new Blu-ray would definitely be welcome.
https://www.discogs.com/release/6043196-Alice-Cooper-Welcome-To-My-Nightmare

Not in atmos they didn't

 

[gvl_guy]

Not in atmos they didn't

Of course not. Was Atmos even a thing back then? And on DVD? But it was multichannel

 

[madscot]

Of course not. Was Atmos even a thing back then? And on DVD? But it was multichannel

The thread is an atmos wish list

 

[Chuck01]

Styx - Paradise Theater. Would also love The Grand Illusion and Pieces of Eight.

 

[Bill B]

Boston S/T
Kansas Leftoverture
Styx Grand Illusion
Supertramp Breakfast In America

 

[Bill B]

Styx - Paradise Theater. Would also love The Grand Illusion and Pieces of Eight.

Beat me by about six minutes. LOL

 

[GOS]

Styx - Paradise Theater. Would also love The Grand Illusion and Pieces of Eight.

All, epic as hell and sorely needed in Atmos physical media.

 

[key_wiz]

Styx - Paradise Theater. Would also love The Grand Illusion and Pieces of Eight.

not anything Rhino would get their hands on, though.

 

[Michael Marshall]

In the US, Chrysalis moved from Warners to being distributed by various independent labels in the late 70s ,then to CBS in the early 80s and then to Capitol in the late 80s. I believe UMG has handled most of the old catalog titles ever since Capitol was folded into them, but it varies by artist. And I believe it’s a completely different matter in Europe.

but I’m pretty sure “Sports” is UMG. Same for the Blondie title mentioned earlier.

But no, the label hasn't been distributed by Warners in nearly 50 years. Although some of the Tull stuff is now.