pink floyd DSOTM which version??

[Four Rules]

Should cost between 5 and 10 Dollars. I would reembuse shipping costs.

 

[quadguy n.w.]

I made a sample of Money from that pink floyd recording it's kind of like the samples at Rhino records you know 2 tracks for 1 song Front- Rear Anyway it is available free for anybody who would like to give it a listen. You will need iTunes or windows media player to play it and it is the entire song not a 30sec. clip. Just give me an e mail address to send it to as an attachment don't worry I dont spam. Too bad you cant post music on this site.

 

[Four Rules]

Try [email protected]. Thanks! I´ll give it a thourough listen.

 

[Chiburb]

Speaking of "witch" version...

Has anyone heard the Dolby 5.1 soundtrack to this:
http://www.syncmovies.com/ReadMore/DarkSideOfOz.html

Is it worth purchasing to play in the car for the music alone (no vid while driving)?

Thanks.

 

[Old Quad Guy]

No, not worth buying. Looks like a bootleg. Especially since we should be getting an "official" Quadraphonic version sometime for sale. Until then, there is the 5.1 SACD remix and a Quad DVD-A/DTS/DD of remarkable quality floating "out there."

 

[DKA]

I haven't heard the DSOTR version in a while, in at least several years, which is dog years in terms of what can be done in a homebrew setting. I remember liking it back then, at least. I agree that, if you have the Parsons version mentioned around here, or the SACD, there's really not a whole lot more searching that needs to be done.

 

[Chiburb]

No, not worth buying. Looks like a bootleg. Especially since we should be getting an "official" Quadraphonic version sometime for sale. Until then, there is the 5.1 SACD remix and a Quad DVD-A/DTS/DD of remarkable quality floating "out there."

Thanks OQG. I asked because of this article which you may find interesting. Alan Parsons even took part in this "listening" of DSOTM in Quad:

http://www.americansongwriter.com/2010/11/welcome-to-1979-presents-dark-side-of-the-moon-in-quad/

 

[winopener]

Will love to know what source they listened to...

 

[christcomesalive]

Hey quadaholics
I got this recording 4 channel discrete of pink Floyd DSOTM. It was mixed by Alan Parsons for the UK version. I am an audio engineer & I picked up a copy from another engineer / instructor at the school in Tempe AZ on a Hi-8 tape formatted for the tascam DA-88 tape machine back in 2000. I never gave it much thought since you can get this on SACD but after listening to both mixes I discovered the mix I got on the tape was much better & different than the SACD version so I think I got a real GEM but not sure. If one of you quadheads wants to help me figure out what mix/version I got I can send you a reel to reel version of this recording to check it out & let me know exactly what it is I have. Keep the reel I got plenty. It will be recorded @7.5ips tails out. I am in Seattle

What school did you attend in Tempe Az? Because I too attended a recording school in Tempe Az. It was the Conservatory of Recording Arts and Sciences. I received a copy of the Dark Side Quad mix as well. Very cool.

 

[quadguy n.w.]

Yes that was it The Conservatory of recording arts and sciences I got my copy on a HI-8 tape made on a Tascam DA-88 I attended during 200 & 2001 I did my internship at Dark Horse recording in Franklin Tennesse