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Listening to in Dolby Atmos Streaming, via Tidal/Apple/Amazon
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Not sure if you're comment is in response to my post? If so, I most certainly didn't indicate this album was fc. None of the Riley atmos albums I listened to were.
I knew you were referring to Kronos Quartet non-Riley content.Not sure if you're comment is in response to my post? If so, I most certainly didn't indicate this album was fc. None of the Riley atmos albums I listened to were.
I was not sure, since you didn't specify, if the Rainbow in Curved Air I linked in Apple Music was the same artist and mix you heard on Tidal, as I was not nearly as impressed with Shri Camel in Atmos. Apples and oranges.
Hope you get a chance to hear the IN C Irish Atmos mix at some point.
https://www.irishtimes.com/culture/...otally-out-of-the-comfort-zone-for-all-of-us/
Nope, they’re also on Apple Music
Would love links if you have 'em. I had no luck with Apple Music's search engine.
I’ll be listening to this a lot for awhile. Came out a couple years ago.
Another version in atmos? And other minimalists. I have a soft spot for swirly marimbas (1st track Reich's Nagoya Marimbas)
I have to say I've been enjoying The Cure's new album Songs of a Lost World the last days. It's been a long wait, but wow what a great album! It's dark, gloomy and monumental, but at the same time it is truely beautiful. Lovely arrangements, layers of synths, piano and guitars, atmospherical sound effects and guitar solos. It sounds unmistakebly as The Cure. It is probably not an album that your local hifi store will use as demo material. It isn't meant to be polished. Still I like the sound a lot. It is a great alternative rock mix IMO. This also includes the atmos mix. It is not super adventurous, but a lot of attention has been paid to the details and include some rather cool panning of sound effects. I also like the energy of the drums. Oli Morgan did the atmos mix. He also did The Beatles' Abbey Road. The album is released in a physical cd/blu-ray combo with not to bad pricing. I got mine today.
NME's review:
https://www.nme.com/reviews/album/the-cure-songs-of-a-lost-world-review-lyrics-3801637
While I'm not a big fan of the band, I've been enjoying the Atmos mixes on Tidal of Grateful Dead's American Beauty (Atmos Mix), Workingman’s Dead (2023 Mickey Hart Mix) and Europe ’72 (Live) [50th Anniversary Edition] [Atmos Mix].
I've given the titles exactly as they are in Tidal, to help with searches if you're interested (Tidal clearly think Mickey Hart is worth noting, whoever he is). The mix on the last one is particularly good, I think. And nearly two hours of music.
Overall, I feel the Atmos treatment for this band really shows the class act they are. You can't help but enjoy the excellent musicianship, even if the song itself may not be quite your thing. I highly recommend all three of these albums if you haven't checked them out yet.
On a side note, I had a laugh at the cover for Workingman’s Dead. I'm assuming that's the band, in a depression era-like setting, queuing in the hope a lorry will pick them up and give them a day's work. The hopeful one at the top of the queue even has his lunch box ready.
I also found two sax jazzish albums by someone called Dave McMurray called Grateful Deadication and Grateful Deadication 2. They're 'OK' music wise. I enjoyed the version of Truckin'. And the mixes are competent.
I've given the titles exactly as they are in Tidal, to help with searches if you're interested (Tidal clearly think Mickey Hart is worth noting, whoever he is). The mix on the last one is particularly good, I think. And nearly two hours of music.
Overall, I feel the Atmos treatment for this band really shows the class act they are. You can't help but enjoy the excellent musicianship, even if the song itself may not be quite your thing. I highly recommend all three of these albums if you haven't checked them out yet.
On a side note, I had a laugh at the cover for Workingman’s Dead. I'm assuming that's the band, in a depression era-like setting, queuing in the hope a lorry will pick them up and give them a day's work. The hopeful one at the top of the queue even has his lunch box ready.
I also found two sax jazzish albums by someone called Dave McMurray called Grateful Deadication and Grateful Deadication 2. They're 'OK' music wise. I enjoyed the version of Truckin'. And the mixes are competent.
“Tidal clearly think Mickey Hart is worth noting, whoever he is” - Mickey Hart was one of the two drummers for the Grateful Dead along with Phil Kreutzmann. He is also a well regarded author and musicologist. He is definitely someone worth noting - especially as it pertains to his band and its music.
Digable Planets, Blowout Comb. (On the occasion of its 30th--ulp--anniversary.)
Thanks. Shri Camel works in the States, but I get a "Something went wrong" error on ARICA...
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