Tower Of Power "Ain't Nothin' Stoppin' Us Now" (SACD)
Too bad about the mix on that one Ralphie; love Alan's playing (it's massively other worldly) but probably with Holdsworth's synth sounds usually having that ethereal, spread out sound, it would be a nightmare to mix with a discrete sound.Alan Holdsworth ALL NIGHT WRONG [SONY Japan/Multi~CH SACD/DSD RECORDING]
Done! Thanks!Dig, Lazarus, Dig!!! seems to be mixed more adventurous than the others. I'd also go for Let Love In, for the track Red Right Hand alone. And then The Good Son, probably. I've got 'em all, anyway ;-)
Now bring on the rest of the catalogue in surround and Grinderman too!
Too bad about the mix on that one Ralphie; love Alan's playing (it's massively other worldly) but probably with Holdsworth's synth sounds usually having that ethereal, spread out sound, it would be a nightmare to mix with a discrete sound.
I even went so far as to buy a Japanese ver. of Hard Hat Area - which is supposed to be a stealth Circle Surround title; played it thru my Marantz 8500 in CS-II Music mode and had maybe a little discrete activity in the center with drum and bass parts. Holdsworth's guitars and the keyboards (synths) are just output over all channels.
Also the metadata of that Hard Hat Area release on the Oppo was showing a totally different album than what's playing. The titles are for the album Atavachron -maybe an mastering/authoring glitch.
Adam, I think I have all of those things in your smilie list stashed away in a box in a closet someplace.Tower Of Power "Ain't Nothin' Stoppin' Us Now" (SACD)
Dig, Lazarus, Dig!!! seems to be mixed more adventurous than the others. I'd also go for Let Love In, for the track Red Right Hand alone. And then The Good Son, probably. I've got 'em all, anyway ;-)
Now bring on the rest of the catalogue in surround and Grinderman too!
First Nick Cave record I actually liked, way back then. His Birthday Party and ยด80's stuff frightened me. Haven't played it for years though - buying the surround mixes is a great excuse to go back and revisit old friends.Today I got The Good Son in the mail, and yeah, it's indeed a bit more surround-y than the other albums I have by NC & tBS thus far.
I wouldn't say it's musically their greatest album, but still very good.
Pretty hilarious cover art, btw
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