Sorry, I wasn't more helpful in my previous post. You will not be disappointed; this is an example of outstanding multi-channel. Quoting the cover, "remixed by Eliot Scheiner (Eagles-Hotel California) from the original analog master tapes." the recording itself has been around before; the previous release in DVD-video featured DTS. I got this from overstock.com for $18.55.randy h said:I sure would like to hear more comments on this one. I am thinking of making the purchase, but want to avoid any ambiant-crowd-only surround mixes.
Anybody else have this ?
randy
I don't have the DVD-A but I expect the mix is the same. By the way, you also get the DVD-Video that I mentioned earlier in this package making this a great value. I gave this a 10 and I will admit that I am biased because I like Roy Orbison's music. However, if I was neutral on the music itself it would still rate between 8 and 9. I predict when we get enough voters this will end up at least 8.5.randy h said:Thanks, tominsky.
That is exactly the kind of info I was looking for. I like the way Scheiner mixed Hotel California, so that is great news. What did you find lacking in the DVD-Audio mix? I respect both formats, but usually go DVD-A if I have the option.
randy
tominsky said:This is the first time I had a choice of SACD or DVD-A; I picked the SACD.
Overstock.com still has the DVD-A/DVD-V set available for $18 plus $1.40 shipping. I couldn't find the SACD there.
Chris
I gave this one a 10. Roy was in great voice (as if he was never in great voice? ) and the mix really puts you in the room!
I remember seeing the original broadcast of this show on Cinemax years ago
Thanks for the correction - that changes everything - forget what I said - it sucked
Actually the SACD version is also available at Overstock.Com. Check http://www.overstock.com/cgi-bin/d2.cgi?page=proframe&prod_id=1086276
The SACD/DVD-V edition of Black & White Nights is also available at several other outlets including Acoustic Sounds, Elusive Disc, Amazon.Com, Amazon.CA, Amazon.JP, 3Deers.Com and Music Direct.
THanks for the link Brian. I was meaning to grab this one before they "went away". Since I already own the DTS DVD, it was not one of my "priorities", however, these days, EVERYTHING should be a priority!