I tried this out as I like the band, but the Atmos mix was a letdown so I deleted it.Greta Van Fleet - Anthem of the Peaceful Army
Wow, never expected Death in Atmos. I'll check it outDeath - Human
Believe or not, it's a real one. It gets better past the opening track. Oh, and it's just the album tracks plus the God of Thunder cover in Atmos, not the stuff from the extra disc.
I couldn’t believe that Ben Böhmer’s last single had been mixed to Atmos, so I opened his artist profile on Tidal and discovered that his last album had also been secretly released in Atmos too! One of my favorite electronic artists at the moment .
Here is the Apple linkI couldn’t believe that Ben Böhmer’s last single had been mixed to Atmos, so I opened his artist profile on Tidal and discovered that his last album had also been secretly released in Atmos too! One of my favorite electronic artists at the moment .
https://tidal.com/album/198077927
Enjoying this one Norm
In 1993?
I'm calling BS. Virtually no one was buying vinyl in 1993. All the big chains had stopped carrying it by then, and most albums were no longer even being released in the format.
I was working for Tower Records back in those days. We had long stopped carrying vinyl LPs by that time. (12" singles for the DJs were a different story). My recollection is scant, at best, about the details of "Vs." My guess would be that if it came out a week early on vinyl that we probably would have ordered some copies. But if we managed to sell more than a small handful, I'm pretty certain I would have remembered that. (I would have been the one to make the call on how many to order initially and fill any re-orders for the store.)Yeah it was a week early release but the sales were counted from the first five days of the WIDE release which was October 19th, that early pressing was likely around 10,000 copies. They probably sold more with Vitalogy as they also released a pretty widely marketed 7" for Spin the Black Circle, but again probably pressed no more than 15-20,000 copies. Vitalogy was carried by most major chains on vinyl as part of this promotion.
Thanks for the correction, I'm a too excited newbie hearing one of my all time best album get Atmos'ed.. Will edit my post...The vinyl was released one week prior to the CD release, but the CD is the one that sold 950,378 copies in the first five days of availability.
Having released the vinyl a week early, I don't doubt they moved some copies of it. But the claim that vinyl was the majority of the then-record 'million copies in the first week' sales? Not a chance that happened. Even IF they included all the early-release vinyl copies sold the week prior in that total.
Pearl VS sounds really good apart from some really intense centre channel levels on some tracks.
Daughter - an acoustic guitar track hits really loud toward the end very distracting.
Glorified G - some vocal delay effects are too loud in the mix in the centre channel.
Leash - a guitar solo towards the end rips your head off in the centre channel and should’ve been a bit lower in he mix or faded in
full new slowdive album released:
It’s a really good one. Need to grab the 2017 s/t and the EPs for a full vinyl collection…What a relief to be able to listen to this amazing new Slowdive record with dynamics, the stereo mastering is absolute gash. Can't get enough of Prayer Remembered, Alife, Chained to a Cloud and The Slab. Atmos mix appears not to have used the stereo master as a reference, because Alife in Atmos is actually longer than the 24/96 stereo version due to not fading out so abruptly.
Such a nice surprise to see Slowdive with a Dolby Atmos mix! I've been playing that and the Oppenheimer soundtrack a ton lately.What a relief to be able to listen to this amazing new Slowdive record with dynamics, the stereo mastering is absolute gash. Can't get enough of Prayer Remembered, Alife, Chained to a Cloud and The Slab. Atmos mix appears not to have used the stereo master as a reference, because Alife in Atmos is actually longer than the 24/96 stereo version due to not fading out so abruptly.
And strangely enough when using headphones those tracks sound really good and balanced. No guitar jumping out, it just blends in.ooof, I just listened to Leash and that's pretty jarring...hard to excuse the idea that the mixer's centre channel is properly calibrated when such a large change in volume compared to the rest of the program occurs. The stereo mix, awful as the mastering is, sounds nothing like this. I can't edit the full Atmos, but I've edited my 5.1 FLAC conversion of the core to drop that part by 3 dB.
Guess I'll have to check those other two now.
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