Listening to Now (In Surround) - Volume 2

[J. PUPSTER]

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Can’t you just check mark each one on the left pane?

 

[The56Kid]

Alan Parsons - The Secret (DTS 48/24)
No worries all you 96/24 freaks.....this thing sounds awesome.

Where’d you get it from, Gene? What format is it (BDA, DVDA, DVD, etc)?

 

[4-earredwonder]

Where’d you get it from, Gene? What format is it (BDA, DVDA, DVD, etc)?

I think Gene got it from BULLMOOSE ....but it's a DVD with DTS 5.1 [NOT a DVD~A]

I'm still awaiting mine from Deep Discount.

 

[GOS]

Yeah, Moose. Yes, it's a DVD-V. Mix and fidelity are top notch. Songs are mostly snoozers. But, I think we knew that.

 

[Tornado Red]

Yeah, Moose. Yes, it's a DVD-V. Mix and fidelity are top notch. Songs are mostly snoozers. But, I think we knew that.

I can be a snoozer lover in my old age Listening to it in hi res from Tidal now, looks like a for sure order on the CD/DVD.

 

[Tornado Red]

Yeah, Moose. Yes, it's a DVD-V. Mix and fidelity are top notch. Songs are mostly snoozers. But, I think we knew that.

So the 5.1 mix is good stuff Gene? Love”Sometimes”, I could take Lou Gramm vocals on the whole album.

 

[Cibola]

Porcupine Tree Deadwing DVD-A 5.1 MLP 48k 24b, currently Mellotron Scratch, never makes me cry. Did I say that before?

 

[Perp]

I just finished, Alan Parsons - The Secret

Okay. The Secret is out!

 

[Perp]

The Doors - The Best Of The Doors (Blu-Ray)

 

[skherbeck]

Great album, great mix!

 

[Cibola]

I just finished, Alan Parsons - The Secret

Okay. The Secret it out!

I must have missed another one, still a secret to me. Is there another Parsons surround available?

 

[Mesozoic Mike]

Just received my copy of The Secret today.
It is DTS 5.1. I'll give it a good listen tomorrow. I'm so afraid I'll be disappointed, but we'll see.
I changed my mind and decided to listen now.
The sound is really great. Having fun with The Sorcerer's Apprentice.

 

[Mesozoic Mike]

Track 2 with Jason Mraz is fairly strong.
Track 3 has Alan himself doing vocals. Not much of a range, but a pleasant track nonetheless.

 

[Mesozoic Mike]

Track 4 is One Note Symphony and here Alan has some fun reflecting back to his Project days as far as production goes. Great surround.
Still, I miss Eric Woolfson's partnership with Mr. Parsons.

 

[Mesozoic Mike]

Track 5 is sung by Lou Gramm. He does a fine job, but I find this song a snoozer.

 

[Clint Eastwood]

Alan Parsons - The Secret (DTS 48/24)
No worries all you 96/24 freaks.....this thing sounds awesome.

Glad you said that...I won't get to that one for awhile...no need to rush

 

[Mesozoic Mike]

Track 6 is Soiree Fantastique. Another slow one, but I like it better than track 5, "Sometimes".
This track has some nice harmony working for it. Also some nice orchestral work.

 

[Mesozoic Mike]

Track 7: Fly To Me. Another mellow track. Pleasant, but not a lot of substance.

 

[Mesozoic Mike]

Track 8 is called Requiem. This track is kind of jazzy with a big band sound and a hot sax solo. I like it because it's different.

 

[Mesozoic Mike]

P.J. Olsson, one of the lead singers in Parson's touring band, takes the lead for track 9: Years Of Glory. Ian Bairnson who worked a lot with the original Project albums, does a nice guitar solo, but sadly, the song kind of drags for me.