Yes!
With Al Lawrence, who was the Quad Sound Supervisor (aka Producer).
Yes!
With Al Lawrence, who was the Quad Sound Supervisor (aka Producer).
OH!! :yikes
WOW.......!!!
Would you ever part with it?
Edit: How is the Quad mix?
I've never heard it (I know OD has "released" it to his devotees.. but I won't have anything to do with that **** - and you can quote me on that - so..)
Many movies on Blu-ray also include the movie on DVD in the same package.
I encourage the makers of multichannel SACDs to include a DVD-Video with a Dolby Digital
(4.0 to 5.1 channel) soundtrack (the video could be just an image of the album cover).
I know Dolby Digital has less accurate sound than SACDs, but it might increase the sales to
make a (region free) DVD-Video/Dolby Digital version available since the population of
DVD-Video players is quite large.
Kirk Bayne
Well, by you starting this thread and getting the names in order then I would expect some of them will get wind of the list and stop in to add a few more things from their resume, or have something removed that they now claim they never did.A question, if I may, do or did you happen to know any of these fellows personally such as Al Lawrence, Don Young, Roy Halee, Jim Reeves, Bruce Botnick, etc?
It would be wonderful to have these chaps behind the Quad mixes we know and love drop by QQ some time for a Q & A..
..that is presuming they are still "with us" of course, I got a lump in my throat when I learned from steelydave that the great Larry Keyes passed away in 2007..
such a shame as I imagine he would be thrilled to see his Quad mixes finally done justice by Audio Fidelity's stunning Surround SACD programme.
Nope, won't ever part with my LP collection..., regarding the files, I'll email you! Can you play them? I have stereo FR and Stereo Rears..
Well, by you starting this thread and getting the names in order then I would expect some of them will get wind of the list and stop in to add a few more things from their resume, or have something removed that they now claim they never did.
Regardless their name is Google-a-ble and this stuff will show up!
It would be cool also if we got Rick Derringer to stop in and discuss all those albums he was involved with that got mixed to quad. Except none of them have come out in modern formats.
Anyway this ongoing thread is valuable. Thanks.
I think Sony own the ELO catalogue now, aside from the first two Harvest albums and possibly anything after Balance of Power.
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