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It was missing the Bonus CD content.
And the 5.1 mix wasn't corrected from the original DVD-A.
It was missing the Bonus CD content.
It was on sale there a month or so ago and I got it for just over $18 with replacement disc.....I think of few of us here did.This is listed at a decent price at Amazon right now and I believe includes the replacement disc too, according to info on SHF. I might just have to bite.
In Absentia (4 Disc Deluxe Edition with 100pg book) Amazon.com
Yeah, unfortunately I missed out on that.It was on sale there a month or so ago and I got it for just over $18 with replacement disc.....I think of few of us here did.
And here I thought the credit card and I could take it easy the rest of 2022. Oh well... pre-ordered. Thanks for the tip.
A 2018 remaster? Wow, he's been sitting on that for a while.
All these sort of things trip me up in their wording. So, for us surround fans, what is this offering that is different from the original DVD-A I have? Just the 4 bonus tracks? I mean, no Atmos...so....
I think it's been out on vinyl for a while now.A 2018 remaster? Wow, he's been sitting on that for a while.
Nothing I think. Same as the In Absentia reissue. I guess it's good if you didn't manage to get the DVD-A at some point.All these sort of things trip me up in their wording. So, for us surround fans, what is this offering that is different from the original DVD-A I have? Just the 4 bonus tracks? I mean, no Atmos...so....
Ah, OK. Still, vinyl is pretty niche.I think it's been out on vinyl for a while now.
https://www.discogs.com/release/11606134-Porcupine-Tree-Deadwing
From what I gather, it's the least niche of all physical mediums!Ah, OK. Still, vinyl is pretty niche.
No Atmos....disapointment.
Maybe, but I think it also has to do with him not having the original 5.1 mix sessions (as he told S&V's Mike Mettler last year). Remember that IA & Deadwing were mixed in 5.1 at Elliot Scheiner's home studio in Connecticut, before Wilson set up his own system.If I read correctly, Wilson isn’t interested in revisiting his past work for Atmos, but it wasn’t clear if that was everything, or just PT.
Without those old 5.1 sessions to use as a springboard for the Atmos mix, I think he'd have to start from scratch and forensically piece the album back together (basically treating it like one of his classic album remixes).Mettler: I hear you. But it seems to me [March 2005's] Deadwing is just sitting there as something they might come to you and say, "Would you do a big Atmos thing for this album?" I mean, getting "Halo" in Atmos—how can you not want to do that?
Wilson: Yeah, that one might be one to do, although that was originally done by Elliot Scheiner in 5.1 [for Deadwing's concurrent DVD-Audio release].
Mettler: True—so now we've got a viable option here, because we can say you didn't technically do that Deadwing surround mix entirely by yourself.
Wilson: I'm not even sure if I've got the files—the original 5.1 mix files. But [April 2007's] Fear of a Blank Planet I could do. Well, we'll see—if there are any big reissue projects, then I might certainly consider doing them in Atmos.
On CD alsoI think it's been out on vinyl for a while now.
https://www.discogs.com/release/11606134-Porcupine-Tree-Deadwing
According to the Discogs comments (I haven't heard it myself), the 2018 CD is just a reissue of the original master. For whatever reason, the 2018 remaster has remained exclusively on vinyl.
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