Wonderful, a definite purchase. I think they featured in a past issue of Prog Magazine.
Wonderful, a definite purchase. I think they featured in a past issue of Prog Magazine.
Ooops, my bad, should've pointed out that I have no other info than that FB post above.The link says there are hi-res wav files available, but no mention of surround.. is that still to come?
The link says there are hi-res wav files available, but no mention of surround.. is that still to come?
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Whatever it is, I'll buy it. Since I read about Bruce's mix here (and also thanks to a close friend who gave me as a present six months of Spotify Premium), this record has been in constant rotation. Amazingly good record, it reminds me of the most melodic Katatonia sometimes, but this is something completely different.Yeah, that confused me a bit earlier, but if you click on 'more' on the sort of bio on the right hand side of the page the end of the text says 'A Special Edition of the The Desert Road will be issued February 2019, featuring a brand new 5.1 Surround Mix by Bruce.', but nothing to say whether it will be a download or a disc...
Inspired by this thread, thanks for all the great ideas, even though I surely missed some:
Inspired by this thread, thanks for all the great ideas, even though I surely missed some:
Ah. Well, hopefully they'll have the time to throw together something really great then!Nice overview, but "Permanent Waves" was released in 1980, so we won't get a 40th anniversary box set until 2020.
Some other thoughts about 2019 HERE
Call me a completist, but I'd like the last Depeche Mode album, Spirit (2017), in surround. The latest info says that the Global Spirit Tour DVD (or BD), shot in Berlin and directed by Anton Corbijn, should be released before summer. I think it's now or never and almost hear 'sorry, not this time'.
They might throw in a 5.1 mix of "Spirit" with the live film, just like they did with the 2014 "Live in Berlin" release.
Either way, I'll probably buy the live release. I caught the Global Spirit live show in Nashville, and it was phenomenal!
No, the box is the only place where the 5.1 is officially at. Very worth having, methinks. I keep my fingers crossed that they do include surround mix this time. And yes, their (or A. Corbijns') inclination to DVD is a thing, as they also released 3DVD video compilation (stereo only) in meantime, but I really don't care if I get what I'm after.I hadn't realised that they added the 5.1 of Delta Machine to a live release, I just thought they had stopped doing the 5.1 mixes, which was odd after the effort that went into the other albums. I've had a look at the Berlin box, strange that the concert video is on DVD and the 5.1 of Delta Machine is on Blu-ray. It also says the 5.1 of Delta Machine is 'released on Blu-ray for the first time' does that mean it is available in another format somewhere?
Creedence was done by Acoustic sounds a few yrs ago. Only stereo.I didn't even include Creedence because they are such a long shot...but they are so deserving to at least mention the albums...Green River...Willy and the Poor Boys...Bayou Country
Creedence was done by Acoustic sounds a few yrs ago. Only stereo.
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