OMG! We have nanners? That is amazing.....and just in time for this most amazing news about a big fat DOOBIE!
There have been various rumors over the years of unreleased Joni Mitchell quads (beyond Court and Spark and Hissing of Summer Lawns). Would love to see Dr. Rhino dig through the vaults again with those in mind...
Same here!!!Me too, I haven't even asked for replacement discs, I only want to listen to the Quad mixes
Yup.
The world has gone Blu!
How about two albums on one Blu-Ray?“The Best of Aretha Franklin” Quadio DVD was a Rhino release from 2010, but their main release strategy now appears to be dedicated Quadio box sets, first from Chicago and now from the Doobie Brothers.
The recent exception is the Doors’ singles release which had the Best of the Doors Quadraphonic release on Blu-Ray, so that’s why I think we could still get some other WEA Quadraphonic mixes as part of deluxe edition releases.
For example, this year is the 45th anniversary of “Tres Hombres” (ZZ Top) and “Billion Dollar Babies” (Alice Cooper).
Since neither artist has enough Quadraphonic mixes for a dedicated Quadio box set, maybe Rhino will reissue those Quadraphonic mixes as part of an anniversary deluxe edition.
Hey, we dreamed about a Doobie Brothers Quadio box set, so I say, let the dreaming continue!
How about two albums on one Blu-Ray?
How about two albums on one Blu-Ray?
I don't think it's even a stretch to fit three or four quad mixes in DTS-MA on one disc. A single layer Blu-Ray is 25 gig. The Moondance Blu-Ray is about six gig. Two of the Petty ones are under 4 gig, and those are 5.1.I'd be happy with that if the bitrate wasn't reduced to cram them in. It'd keep production and packaging costs down, not to mention reduce storage space at our respective hi-fi enclosures (houses).
I don't think it's even a stretch to fit three or four quad mixes in DTS-MA on one disc. A single layer Blu-Ray is 25 gig. The Moondance Blu-Ray is about six gig. Two of the Petty ones are under 4 gig, and those are 5.1.
Hmmmm... I have a quad version of it in DTS I got from someone who does conversions. I'll have to listen carefully to make sure it's not a fake quad but even if, it sounds really good!
Considering Warner made one of the format's earliest exits in mid-1975, it is not even remotely likely.
I would say there is virtually no chance one exists.
The recent Tull sets have shown that Warner commissioned quad mixes of Too Old To Rock & Roll and Songs From The Wood after 1975
Those are not quad mixes -- they're brand new 5.1.
Minstrel in the Gallery, however, *is* from the unreleased quad mix, which was already known to exist.
I posted years ago that a CD-4 test pressing surfaced in 1980.
Those are not quad mixes -- they're brand new 5.1.
Minstrel in the Gallery, however, *is* from the unreleased quad mix, which was already known to exist.
I posted years ago that a CD-4 test pressing surfaced in 1980.
not wanting to detract further from the focus of the conversation but I noticed recently that the Doobies' Takin It To The Streets album 'decodes' in the Surround Master's "Involve" mode extremely well.. so well it does make me wonder if it isn't some kind of stealth QS title.. hmm..
By any chance, Adam, is this a UK pressing? Hmmmm, INDEED!
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