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2K Club - QQ Super Nova
Tull Benefit
The DVD surround still sounds pretty good.
The DVD surround still sounds pretty good.
Hey and apparently Steve Wilson has made the jump to classicalFor a quiet, sunny, autumn morning, a good set by a wry New York jazz pianist & composer. Mostly originals, but it starts with a wistful reading of "Happy Days Are Here Again" and finishes with a Leonard Bernstein/Baden Powell mashup.
Leslie Pintchik, Quartets (Ambient Records SACD 5.0, 2007). Soundfield is mostly spread across the front 3 channels, but the rears pick up enough of the drumkit, especially, to make you feel like you're in the room.
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For a quiet, sunny, autumn morning, a good set by a wry New York jazz pianist & composer. Mostly originals, but it starts with a wistful reading of "Happy Days Are Here Again" and finishes with a Leonard Bernstein/Baden Powell mashup.
Leslie Pintchik, Quartets (Ambient Records SACD 5.0, 2007). Soundfield is mostly spread across the front 3 channels, but the rears pick up enough of the drumkit, especially, to make you feel like you're in the room.
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Not early, on releaseday, according to Burning Shed anyway, I'm on my second listen now and able to pay it more attention, and I'm enjoying the music a lot more this time, and hearing more in the mix, to my ear it's very good, the lead vocal is mainly in the centre and backing vocals and instruments from the rears and fronts as you would hope for really, 5.1 mix by Curtis Schwartz and mastered by Simon Heyworth, has Schwartz done anything before? I don't recognise the name.Did you get an early release on Yes? How is it?
I've those CD+DVD with 5.1 (crippled dolby digital) too.Yes I do have the 3cd Boxed set. I ordered mine back in 1990 straight from Virgin Records in G.B.
BTW Tubular Bells was one of the very first multichannel SACD (4.0) to be released by EMI .
And of course also in 5.1 DVD , along with , Hergest Ridge , and , Ommadawn all CD/DVD on Mercury/UMG .
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