Listening to now (In Surround!) - Volume 1

[radiodaddy]

"Tales from Earthsea (Gedo Senki)" soundtrack SACD by Tamiya Terashima

 

[Old Quad Guy]

"Tales from Earthsea (Gedo Senki)" soundtrack SACD by Tamiya Terashima

Real interesting. An absolute great must have title. Sound quality is excellent, as is the mix.

http://sa-cd.net/showtitle/3953

 

[Quad Linda]

Court & Spark - Joni Mitchell CD-4 Essential!


Alive in Seattle - Heart Blu-Ray One of the best!


A Music Cares Tribute to Neil Young Blu-Ray

 

[Quad Linda]

Jasmine Nightdreams - Edgar Winter DTS-CD Whether SQ, Q8, or DTS-CD, this album is indispensable!


They Only Come Out at Night - Edgar Winter Group SQ


Shock Treatment - Edgar Winter Group SQ


Edgar Winter Group with Rick Derringer SQ

 

[kap'n krunch]

Jasmine Nightdreams - Edgar Winter DTS-CD Whether SQ, Q8, or DTS-CD, this album is indispensable!
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They Only Come Out at Night - Edgar Winter Group SQ
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Shock Treatment - Edgar Winter Group SQ
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Edgar Winter Group with Rick Derringer SQ
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I agree that ALL of Edgar's LPs in Quad are GREAT!!!!
I myself did a conversion of the "blue" one (1975) to DVD-A im LPCM 4.0 96/24 and it sounds heavenly. Excellent mix and music...

 

[fredblue]

Jasmine Nightdreams - Edgar Winter DTS-CD Whether SQ, Q8, or DTS-CD, this album is indispensable!

"there'll be better things for us to do.. one day tomorrowwwwwww..!!"

I love love LOVE this record!!!

 

[leevitalone1]

Hiromi-Spiral sacd mc have a DTS of same with a video (one song) in dts or dd.

 

[fredblue]

if only the quad mixes of TOCOAN, Shock Treatment and the EWG/RD LP were also available

I believe the DTS guys chose JN for the DTS CD treatment back in the day as it wasn't available at all on CD at that time.

you know, those DTS guys were amazing, real pioneers of modern day surround music. I wish they were still releasing stuff, some of those quad to DTS CDs are among my most treasured surround discs to this day.

 

[fredblue]

Its on the ABLK label.







Authored by Lizard King from the SACD... to fix the rear channel problem.

ah! brilliant! you'll have to do the same with your O'Jays SACD, as that's supposed to be futzed in the rear too!

 

[LizardKing]

ah! brilliant! you'll have to do the same with your O'Jays SACD, as that's supposed to be futzed in the rear too!

If it ever turns up.... Hasn't arrived yet...

 

[rusinurbe]

Southern Surroundings Lynyrd Skynyrd- big thanks to Georgeshannon

 

[fredblue]

If it ever turns up.... Hasn't arrived yet...

oh gawd.. where's it coming from?

 

[LizardKing]

oh gawd.. where's it coming from?

The U S of A..... Shipped to Chicago and it hasn't even got there yet... :howl

 

[fredblue]

Dig up the AstroTurf - Jeff Trott (DVDA).

(finally getting round to opening some of this months' stuff!)

musically a bit "by the numbers" thought pleasant enough.. sonically the EQ's a bit 'smiley faced' (i.e. jacked up highs and lows and recessed mid)..

the surround mix however is very nice indeed, with lots of whizzy/swooshy sound effects, panning, ping-ponging vocals and instruments, etc.

lead vocal dancing around the channels in "Dalai Lama" good fun and I guess it adds something of the "mysterious" to an otherwise pretty pedestrian song.

is there a Poll for this? I can't find it using the search tool on here.

 

[haikubass]

is there a Poll for this? I can't find it using the search tool on here.

Here you go: https://www.quadraphonicquad.com/forums/showthread.php?9304-Trott-Jeff-DIG-UP-THE-ASTROTURF-DVD-A
I've spent a bit of time searching myself already before I learned to use Advanced search with option to search through the thread titles only

 

[sukothai]

Dig up the AstroTurf - Jeff Trott (DVDA).

I can't find it using the search tool on here.

If you don't like google search , then please ignore this post.

I mentioned this a while back, but it's been a while. I use the google "site:" key word to search QQ (or any site, really.) You use the "site:" key word like this:

site:www.quadraphonicquad.com/forums Dig up the AstroTurf - Jeff Trott​

so it will search everything at the url after "site:" and then after a space add your key words (in this case "Dig up the AstroTurf - Jeff Trott"). The vBulletin advanced search works well too, but I've found this method a little faster and more accurate. If you are in Chrome or IE9, you just insert "site:" before whatever is in your address bar (if you are at the site you want to search) and then go to the end and type the key words you are looking for. I haven't tested it for IE8 or or other browsers, but you can always go to google.com and use the "site:" type of search in the regular google search dialog.

- Ben

 

[fredblue]

Here you go: https://www.quadraphonicquad.com/forums/showthread.php?9304-Trott-Jeff-DIG-UP-THE-ASTROTURF-DVD-A
I've spent a bit of time searching myself already before I learned to use Advanced search with option to search through the thread titles only

ah that's brilliant! thank you very much

 

[fredblue]

Here you go: https://www.quadraphonicquad.com/forums/showthread.php?9304-Trott-Jeff-DIG-UP-THE-ASTROTURF-DVD-A
I've spent a bit of time searching myself already before I learned to use Advanced search with option to search through the thread titles only

d'oh! I'm such a buffoon! I already posted in that thread less than a month ago! yet I couldn't find it to vote today!? never mind..!

 

[fredblue]

If you don't like google search , then please ignore this post.

I mentioned this a while back, but it's been a while. I use the google "site:" key word to search QQ (or any site, really.) You use the "site:" key word like this:

site:www.quadraphonicquad.com/forums Dig up the AstroTurf - Jeff Trott​

so it will search everything at the url after "site:" and then after a space add your key words (in this case "Dig up the AstroTurf - Jeff Trott"). The vBulletin advanced search works well too, but I've found this method a little faster and more accurate. If you are in Chrome or IE9, you just insert "site:" before whatever is in your address bar (if you are at the site you want to search) and then go to the end and type the key words you are looking for. I haven't tested it for IE8 or or other browsers, but you can always go to google.com and use the "site:" type of search in the regular google search dialog.

- Ben

thank you Ben, that is a very useful tip to know

 

[Fishhead]

CSNY 4 way street