While thinking about my pre-release decision to wait for the WYWH SACD from Acoustic Sounds, it occurred to me that it will probably cost $29.99 + $7.45 S&H.
While thinking about my pre-release decision to wait for the WYWH SACD from Acoustic Sounds, it occurred to me that it will probably cost $29.99 + $7.45 S&H.
Animals is not a "bonus" and should be treated as a major release on it's own. I'd bet that it would be the 4th Immersion Box along with Piper as Number 5. And there are plenty of live recordings from the Animals tour. AFAIK every show was recorded (on a Nagra) and archived by Nick. Whether or not any multi-tracks exist (other than stereo) is yet to be seen. My guess is that a live 1977 concert (audio) will be released with the Immersion Box... at least the Animals set. There was also a Quad Animals mix and I'm expecting a new 5.1 hi-rez mix by James Guthrie. And of course all of the screen films (some new, some updated) and maybe even some live bonus tracks.. and video???
If that is true (please, please be true), I would look more forward to Animals in 5.1 than The Wall. Dogs and Sheep in surround....thats pretty close to as good as it gets.Animals is not a "bonus" and should be treated as a major release on it's own. I'd bet that it would be the 4th Immersion Box along with Piper as Number 5. And there are plenty of live recordings from the Animals tour. AFAIK every show was recorded (on a Nagra) and archived by Nick. Whether or not any multi-tracks exist (other than stereo) is yet to be seen. My guess is that a live 1977 concert (audio) will be released with the Immersion Box... at least the Animals set. There was also a Quad Animals mix and I'm expecting a new 5.1 hi-rez mix by James Guthrie. And of course all of the screen films (some new, some updated) and maybe even some live bonus tracks.. and video???
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If that is true (please, please be true), I would look more forward to Animals in 5.1 than The Wall. Dogs and Sheep in surround....thats pretty close to as good as it gets.
Here they go again... WYWH as an SACD is great. I'm all excited about that as I would be of any Floyd 5.1 offerings.
But why the hell do they always want to offer a 5.1 mix only in a $130 to $170.00 "immersion" box set and not just offer it alone
for say $30 or $40.00??...
Acoustic Sounds will sell the SACD, release date of November 7th. Probably for around 30 to 40 bucks. As far as I know, The SACD will not be included in the Immersion Box. If you want the Blu-Ray of the 5.1 or the DD of the Quad mix, You'll have to get the box set.
Afaik this won't have been quite true by the time the SACD is releasedJust a couple of thoughts and questions...
For those just considering the SACD (for the surround tracks), don't forget you won't be able to get this into a digital music library too easily...
Just a couple of thoughts and questions...
For those just considering the SACD (for the surround tracks), don't forget you won't be able to get this into a digital music library too easily...
You may be able to do this with the Blu Ray. And the DVD-A...(is it a DVD-A?????)
Now my Questions regarding WYWH Box Set
1/ Is the Blu Ray universal zoned?
2/ Is that DVD 3 disc labelled "All Audio"..in fact a DVD-A (therefore not zoned), or is it a DVD-V (and if so...what zone)?
I'm in Aus. I've just pre-ordered from Amazon US..... What the heck. I couldn't help myself. But I'll be a bit pissed if the blu ray and DVD "All Audio" won't play.....
I could be very wrong about this, but since this is music, it should not have those annoying "zones" in 2011. If I could briefly comment, those stupid "zones" should never have been implemented as folks were always able to buy any DVD no matter where one lived online or by mail since the late 1990's. They need to get rid of those and never, ever use them again.
Discs should be zone "0" which should play on any unit. One should be concerned if you can play a disc if it's PAL or NTSC, and if you can play both types, odds are the machine accepts all zones. A band with a song like "Us and Them" should not be putting world zones on a disc!
I could be very wrong about this, but since this is music, it should not have those annoying "zones" in 2011.
If I could briefly comment, those stupid "zones" should never have been implemented as folks were always able to buy any DVD no matter where one lived online since the late 1990's. Folks were also easily able to modify their machines or buy one. They need to get rid of those "zones" and never, ever use them again!
These discs should be zone "0" I'm guessing which would play on any unit. One should be concerned if you can play a disc if it's PAL or NTSC, and if you can play both types, odds are the machine accepts all zones. A band with a song like "Us and Them" should not be putting world zones on a disc!
Just a couple of thoughts and questions...
For those just considering the SACD (for the surround tracks), don't forget you won't be able to get this into a digital music library too easily...
You may be able to do this with the Blu Ray. And the DVD-A...(is it a DVD-A?????)
Now my Questions regarding WYWH Box Set
1/ Is the Blu Ray universal zoned?
2/ Is that DVD 3 disc labelled "All Audio"..in fact a DVD-A (therefore not zoned), or is it a DVD-V (and if so...what zone)?
I'm in Aus. I've just pre-ordered from Amazon US..... What the heck. I couldn't help myself. But I'll be a bit pissed if the blu ray and DVD "All Audio" won't play.....
This means it is Dolby Digital DVD-Video, and somehow "High Resolution Audio" now seems to mean 640kbps Dolby fucking Digital!!!DISC 3 – DVD 1, ALL AUDIO: The Dark Side Of The Moon, James Guthrie 2003 5.1 Surround Mix (previously released only on SACD) in standard resolution audio at 448 kbps / The Dark Side Of The Moon, James Guthrie 2003 5.1 Surround Mix (previously released only on SACD) in high resolution audio at 640 kbps / The Dark Side Of The Moon, LPCM Stereo mix (as disc 1) / The Dark Side Of The Moon, Alan Parsons Quad Mix (previously released only on vinyl LP/8 track tape in 1973) in standard resolution audio at 448 kbps / The Dark Side Of The Moon, Alan Parsons Quad Mix (previously released only on vinyl LP/8 track tape in 1973) in high resolution audio at 640 kbps
Since when have record companies made sane and rational decisions ?
DVD-V in Depeche Mode SACD+DVD-V albums are zoned, aren't they?:howl
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