Listening to Now (In Surround) - Volume 2
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Pet Shop Boys-nonetheless- released 4/25/2024.
Dolby Atmos-Blu Ray-MKV Ripped file. 24bit/48Khz. Dr's are 11's, 12's, 13, 14, 15.
Very good Atmos mix, always a good listen with the Pet Shop Boys.
The PCM stereo 24bit/96Khz is highly compressed compared to the Atmos True HD. The stereo DR's are 4, 5's, 6's, weird there is so much of a difference.
Dolby Atmos-Blu Ray-MKV Ripped file. 24bit/48Khz. Dr's are 11's, 12's, 13, 14, 15.
Very good Atmos mix, always a good listen with the Pet Shop Boys.
The PCM stereo 24bit/96Khz is highly compressed compared to the Atmos True HD. The stereo DR's are 4, 5's, 6's, weird there is so much of a difference.
You know I only feel the need to post in this thread if a mix wows me...or irks me. Case in point:
Yujiro Ishihara - Nostalgia (5.0 24/96 DVD-A) [TEAS-12013]
This is just a 3-channel stereo mix. This is not a live recording. I expected at least the strings to be in the rears. It's very clearly remixed from the multitracks. Shame.
The fidelity is outstanding though, so it's a keeper in that regard. Extremely center-channel heavy...you kinda need a tower center.
Yujiro Ishihara - Nostalgia (5.0 24/96 DVD-A) [TEAS-12013]
This is just a 3-channel stereo mix. This is not a live recording. I expected at least the strings to be in the rears. It's very clearly remixed from the multitracks. Shame.
The fidelity is outstanding though, so it's a keeper in that regard. Extremely center-channel heavy...you kinda need a tower center.
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JediJoker
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Here's the Discogs listing:
https://www.discogs.com/release/29487106-Yujiro-Ishihara-17th-Memorial-The-Superior
Ah yes, I've got the entire set.
I do recommend the set for anybody who's a fan of the music. Although I do find the 5 live performances somewhat redundant, I'm sure they'll please the collector.
Beware! Even though this is 24/192, not all tracks are actually sourced from 24/192 scans of the master tapes. It appears a few could not be found or were very damaged, so they had resorted to DAT backups for those. However, this doesn't really impact fidelity...they all still sound unbelievably good for tracks from the 1950s-1980s. Very healthy DR too.
Dream theater (self titled)
Getting into the mood for the “Best of”Atmos if it ever arrives
petshopboys nonetheless
* lovely mix and mastering on this... very smooooth sounding
-I like the song 'New London Boy', the synth kind of bounces around and into the room
- "everyone's dancing to Roxy and Bowie!"
* lovely mix and mastering on this... very smooooth sounding
-I like the song 'New London Boy', the synth kind of bounces around and into the room
- "everyone's dancing to Roxy and Bowie!"
petshopboys - nonetheless - BD
Luther Vandross - Never Too Much - BD
Hootie & The Blowfish - cracked rear view - BD
Alanis Morissette - jagged little pill - BD
Luther Vandross - Never Too Much - BD
Hootie & The Blowfish - cracked rear view - BD
Alanis Morissette - jagged little pill - BD
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