Listening to in Dolby Atmos Streaming, via Tidal/Apple/Amazon

[austinsignal]

New vibe single from Koresma. Remixed by Righard Houghten, then I remixed the remix in ATMOS.

 

[Bob Romano]

Owe you one for this find, amigo.

Philip Glass gets labeled classical, which is ok, but inadequate for the breadth and intensity of some of it.
Made for surround listening, this will be my weekend immersion.

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This sounds excellent even in 5.1

 

[fredblue]

New Pete Townshend Single

 

[humprof]

Lana del Rey's new album is now completed:

https://tidal.com/album/282316060

Lindsay Zoladz writes about this album, which both covers and references a number of very specific songs (and/or name-checks a number of specific artists), in her NYT newsletter "The Amplifier" this week:

Del Rey’s music is both vividly intimate and highly referential. She writes like a devoted but conversational fan of music history — talking back to the modern songbook and to many of her favorite artists, guided by popular song to her own personal epiphanies.​

Del Rey’s old-soul reverence collapses the distance between generations, too. People listening to Harry Nilsson’s “Don’t Forget Me” when it first came out — on “Pussy Cats” from 1974, the notorious chronicle of his “Lost Weekend” with John Lennon — were just as likely to be moved by that wrenching part when his voice breaks, but they probably wouldn’t have known its precise time stamp. Del Rey’s homage speaks the language of digital-era listening (“his voice breaks at 2:05”), but her emotional connection to Nilsson is so deeply felt, it seems to transcend time and turn him into a peer.​

Here's Zoladz's playlist (that's a link to Spotify), “Lana Del Rey Talks Back to the Songbook”:
Track 1: John Denver, “Rocky Mountain High” (1972)
Track 2: Lana Del Rey, “The Grants” (2023)
Track 3: Tex Ritter, “Froggy Went a Courtin’” (1945)
Track 4: Father John Misty, “Goodbye Mr. Blue” (2022)
Track 5: Lana Del Rey featuring Father John Misty, “Let the Light In” (2023)
Track 6: Leonard Cohen, “Anthem” (1992)
Track 7: Lana Del Rey, “Kintsugi” (2023)
Track 8: Harry Nilsson, “Don’t Forget Me” (1974)
Track 9: Lana Del Rey, “Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd” (2023)

 

[Franck]

Whoa man, dag nabbit, how could this not be loved in California, won't me get me to be a critical nelly. Atmos Apple4K

Is it me or the original quadraphonic version had more intent in the spatialization than this version?

 

[LennonCobain]

At least in the U.S., DSOTM 50th Anniversary Atmos mix has been removed from Tidal. Last night, the album was in my collection, but unavailable for playback. Now the album doesn’t exist when accessing the link.

 

[himey]

At least in the U.S., DSOTM 50th Anniversary Atmos mix has been removed from Tidal

It was on the top of the Just Released list and now it is gone.

 

[PurpleMoustache]

 

[Bob Romano]

Now if they would only do Slave To The Rhythm.

 

[beerking]

Just got a heads up from Apple, for this one.

I like it but then this is my favourite genre, in Atmos.
Being most electronic based music.

 

[perzon57]

Just got a heads up from Apple, for this one.

I like it but then this is my favourite genre, in Atmos.
Being most electronic based music.

I thought you were a rocker.

 

[beerking]

I thought you were a rocker.

I am but I've branched out...

 

[beerking]

A cracking mix

 

[beerking]

Chilling to this one
Need to find that lost hour, somewhere...

 

[Oldschoolsoundengineer]

It was on the top of the Just Released list and now it is gone.

Same thing here in Norway. It is still possible to access using the link:
https://tidal.com/album/282099244Weird!

 

[beerking]

Here's a rocker

Interesting version of 'Two Of Us'

 

[barfle]

At least in the U.S., DSOTM 50th Anniversary Atmos mix has been removed from Tidal. Last night, the album was in my collection, but unavailable for playback. Now the album doesn’t exist when accessing the link.

That’s streamin’ fer ya. Shoulda got the disc!

Me, too.

 

[jeromejohn]

Is it me or the original quadraphonic version had more intent in the spatialization than this version?

It’s not just you. It has discreet elements throughout, tastefully done but it seems like he was going for a double stereo (if not triple stereo including the heights, which I didn’t notice much although I can’t say it wasn’t immersive all around me). It’s almost as though he didn’t want any panning to distract from people’s traditional relationship to the album.

 

[beerking]

This one is just brilliant...imo

 

[The Bright Side]

Here's a rocker

Interesting version of 'Two Of Us'

Nice! I was hooked from track 1 and sold after "Two of us". That came out of left field!

Never heard of that band before. Splendid discovery!