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

[fredblue]

continuing in a Jazz theme but with a quite different vibe, is the fabulous new album "Inwards" from the French Jazz/Broken Beats/House trio based in London, Emile Londonien

 

[himey]

while i find this wally's brand of humour about as funny as toothache i gave it a go for Atmos giggles and it was fun for five minutes having a Surround-y audience

Bo Burnham has comedy in Atmos that is good. Not standup however.

 

[fredblue]

no Atmos pyrotechnics just beautifully stirring Crossover renditions of Beethoven Classics in the form of new LP "Beethoven Blues" from Jon Batiste

 

[fredblue]

Bo Burnham has comedy in Atmos that is good. Not standup however.

thanks! i'll check it out

 

[fredblue]

strikingly gorgeous body of work from one of Mexico's foremost composers of their time,
"Revolución diamantina" by Gabriela Ortiz, Gustavo Dudamel conducts Maira Duenes with the Los Angeles Philharmonic

 

[fredblue]

a few Dance-y Poppy Surround-y things i've been enjoying lately (handy for making sure all your speakers are hooked up as well! )

 

[ted_b]

wow this and Surf's Up sound truly dreadful! not only are things all over the place with Sides at times louder than the Fronts but there's so much bass it feels like my windows will blow out! do we know who mixed these?

It's sooo disappointing, and always is. This album (one of my two fave Beach Boys albums, the other Holland). They can never get this album, or any version of the songs on it, right!? WTF.

 

[fredblue]

..and to wrap up my sharing smorgasbord for now some Soul, Dance, Pop and Electronica all in solid ))))Surround Sound((((

(if you like the new Zach Hood album, there's more of their music out there in streaming Atmos in the form of a number of singles from the last few years )

 

[LennonCobain]

wow this and Surf's Up sound truly dreadful! not only are things all over the place with Sides at times louder than the Fronts but there's so much bass it feels like my windows will blow out! do we know who mixed these?

Much like The Beatles IMO need to allow someone other than Giles Martin a chance to create spatial mixes, the same is true with The Beach Boys and Mark Linnett. Ironically Giles did a nice job with Pet Sounds, so I wonder why he didn’t get a crack at the rest of the catalog.

 

[himey]

Giles Martin

I doubt he did these other ones. Just Pet Sounds.

 

[steelydave]

while i find this wally's brand of humour about as funny as toothache i gave it a go for Atmos giggles and it was fun for five minutes having a Surround-y audience

Haha, I guess opinions are like a-holes (we have one and they all stink) but James Acaster is one of my absolute favourite UK comedians - his four-part special on Netflix from a few years back is one of the most ambitious standup specials I've ever seen. It's funny, I was actually talking about him with another friend of mine recently and we both agreed that while he's got a long way to go in terms of longevity, he's on a trajectory to be a 'protect his brain at all costs' national treasure with some of our other favourites including Bob Mortimer, Sean Lock, Bill Bailey and Kevin Bridges.

It appears this album is the audio from his upcoming special on HBO:

 

[Franck]

Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith & Joe Goddard - Neptunes

find it also in

 

[fredblue]

Haha, I guess opinions are like a-holes (we have one and they all stink) but James Acaster is one of my absolute favourite UK comedians - his four-part special on Netflix from a few years back is one of the most ambitious standup specials I've ever seen. It's funny, I was actually talking about him with another friend of mine recently and we both agreed that while he's got a long way to go in terms of longevity, he's on a trajectory to be a 'protect his brain at all costs' national treasure with some of our other favourites including Bob Mortimer, Sean Lock, Bill Bailey and Kevin Bridges.

It appears this album is the audio from his upcoming special on HBO:

he's got a long way to go indeed and i'm sure he'd agree he's nowhere ready to even kiss the a-holes of the likes of legends Bob Mortimer, Sean Lock (RIP ) or Bill Bailey!

 

[beerking]

continuing in a Jazz theme but with a quite different vibe, is the fabulous new album "Inwards" from the French Jazz/Broken Beats/House trio based in London, Emile Londonien

This music is right up my street Adam
And a very good mix too