Louise Patricia Crane - Netherworld 5.1 DVD-V/CD (featuring Jakko Jakszyk/Mel Collins/Tony Levin/Ian Anderson)

[Thonolan]

Got a sweet email from Louise as well - won't copy/paste the whole thing but here's the part in which she's referring to the forum and how she had to push for a physical release of the surround mix. @Clement I think you got a mention!

I'm honoured to be spoken of over at Quadraphonicquad — audio connoisseurs over there! I actually received another very sweet message and order yesterday from one of the members there. I can't tell you how happy this makes me. At times it was a battle to push forward making sure I had not only a multichannel mix for Netherworld, but a physical edition of it too.

 

[Petr Kropotkin]

Amazon Canada has the digibook (CD + surround DVD) for CAN$36.44 (free Prime Shipping), but with a release date of July 19. Amazon US only has the CD as far as I can see to be released this Friday, but maybe wait a tad longer to see if they list the digibook? Link:

Netherworld (Amazon Canada)

 

[srbjab]

Since Kate Bush is at best semi-retired I'm glad there's another female artist picking up the prog/celtic rock slack and is being embraced by some prog stalwarts. She has a way to go to reach Kate Bush level - but that applies to almost anyone. In any case I'm happy to support her. Lasercd has the CD/DVD set for $25 and domestic shipping which isn't a bad price.

 

[Clement]

Netherworld is top of the prog chart in the UK!

 

[SomethingAnything]

Meh the music is light weight world pop w/ some hilariously overblown Celtic faerie mythology trappings
Me suspects if it wasn't for the "pretty packaging" there wouldn't be much ado at all.
Ymmv as usual

I was strongly put off by the cover of the previous album, Deep Blue, but after a few 'distracted' listens (I'd put it on my phone and it was popping up now and then as I'd walk to work) I had to change my mind. The music on that album is excellent. I would be surprised if she has now plummeted to what you describe.

 

[GOS]

I was strongly put off by the cover of the previous album, Deep Blue, but after a few 'distracted' listens (I'd put it on my phone and it was popping up now and then as I'd walk to work) I had to change my mind. The music on that album is excellent. I would be surprised if she has now plummeted to what you describe.

This cover, I guess? Unless there is some alternate cover...

 

[surroundedbymusic]

This cover, I guess? Unless there is some alternate cover...

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Is there a problem with this cover? I mean, it's hardly Whitesnake's 'Lovehunter', Scorpions 'Virgin Killer' or heck, Lorde's 'Solar Power' is it?

Meh the music is light weight world pop w/ some hilariously overblown Celtic faerie mythology trappings
Me suspects if it wasn't for the "pretty packaging" there wouldn't be much ado at all.
Ymmv as usual

I count 2 songs having a Celtic influence - Dance with the Devil and the outro of Celestial Dust. Sounds like you really dug deep with your listen there champ. 'light weight world pop' is a new insult in my books too, is this like using "woke" as an insult for anything with a woman or POC in a prominent position?

 

[Marplot]

A bit pedestrian. I think it would pop more for me if the flowers or her eyes were a deep blue to match the title.

 

[GOS]

Is there a problem with this cover? I mean, it's hardly Whitesnake's 'Lovehunter', Scorpions 'Virgin Killer' or heck, Lorde's 'Solar Power' is it?

I count 2 songs having a Celtic influence - Dance with the Devil and the outro of Celestial Dust. Sounds like you really dug deep with your listen there champ. 'light weight world pop' is a new insult in my books too, is this like using "woke" as an insult for anything with a woman or POC in a prominent position?

LOL! No, nothing wrong with it at all. Yeah, virgin killer was a little out there to say the least. Love the album though!

 

[SomethingAnything]

LOL! No, nothing wrong with it at all. Yeah, virgin killer was a little out there to say the least. Love the album though!

Maybe it's a personal thing. I can imagine some lecherous old record company execs getting her to agree to the cover. But sorry I mentioned it. It's the music that counts. And it's excellent.

 

[barfle]

This cover, I guess? Unless there is some alternate cover...

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Buying a book for its cover… Again!

 

[Clement]

That was FAST!

 

[Thonolan]

My copy arrived today! Some extremely busy days coming so I won't have the opportunity to sit down and properly listen to the surround mix until sometime next week.

 

[SomethingAnything]

My copy arrived today! Some extremely busy days coming so I won't have the opportunity to sit down and properly listen to the surround mix until sometime next week.

Looking forward to hearing how you find the mix. Hoping for good things from Jakko. While the music is a change in direction from Deep Blue, it's still great in my book.

 

[Tat]

Thanks to this thread I went to lasercd to buy this and added a couple of blu-rays

SKU Description Attributes Price QTY Total PECUL002CDD Crane, Louise Patricia - Netherworld (CD/DVD) Shipping Region - USA (Media Mail) $ 25.00​ 1​ $ 25.00​ KSCOPE594 Tesseract - War Of Being (Blu-Ray) --- $ 9.60​ 1​ $ 9.60​ KSCOPE529 Wilson, Steven - 4 1/2 (Blu-Ray) --- $ 9.00​ 1​ $ 9.00​

Subtotal: $ 43.60​ Tax: $ 0.00​ Shipping: $ 5.00​ Total: $ 48.60​ Shipping Method: US Domestic Mail

 

[beerking]

Must be Poll time for this lovely release which I'm revisiting again.

 

[jshep5]

Since Kate Bush is at best semi-retired I'm glad there's another female artist picking up the prog/celtic rock slack and is being embraced by some prog stalwarts. She has a way to go to reach Kate Bush level - but that applies to almost anyone. In any case I'm happy to support her. Lasercd has the CD/DVD set for $25 and domestic shipping which isn't a bad price.

LaserCD is now sold out of the DVD+CD version.