Tears for fears announcement - Songs for a Nervous Planet (live) SDE Blu-Ray with SW Atmos Mix Oct 25th, 2024
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IIRC, Paul said in the comments over at SDE he'd been trying to get the Japanese/Target? bonus track called Landlocked included as well.
Guess that didn't pan out.
I received mail on 21-Oct : shipment is on its way.
But no tracking info yet on the order page.
EDITED: Upsss, I didn't login. I've got Tracking number and it is already at Madrid, released from customs.
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I thought there wasn't any tracking but apparently there is and mine is out for delivery today.
All SDE orders have Royal Mail tracking. With the same tracking number It also works on local Post Office tracking, at least here in Spain with Correos.
That's weird, I've just sent a mail to SDE support, let's see what they say to me.
Thanks for letting me know, enjoy it during the weekend!
Edit: Anne from SDE already replied. They are still shipping the orders.
Maybe they are using reverse surname alphabetical order...
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Bobby Martini
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There are 4 instrumental versions of the new studio tracks. Under the 'Bonus Tracks' in the main menu.
Bobby Martini
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Got mine today. Love the new tracks.
Superb mix from Steven Wilson as always. I wouldn't normally buy a live audio only blu ray but Steven has done a great job. Very immersive. Levels are spot on.
I haven't got an Atmos setup but on my humble system the 5.1 mix sounds great and a bit more 'meaty' than the folded down Atmos mix.
Great live music
Hmmm...
Have we all got 'blue' blu-ray disc cases instead of the 'transparent' High Fidelity Pure Audio blu-ray disc cases?
Have we all got 'blue' blu-ray disc cases instead of the 'transparent' High Fidelity Pure Audio blu-ray disc cases?
Maybe the blue cases are meant to inspire tranquility and serenity, give that we are labeled as a nervous planet!
Yeah they look like the standard movie Blu-ray cases. Curious.
Paul on twitter as answer by somebody who ask the same question:
We have over 4k to ship so they may not all have gone yet.
while waiting for my Blu-Ray audio copies to arrive, whole album streaming in Atmos now:
I agree with the more "meaty" description. I don't have an Atmos setup either and I've listened to this both in the 5.1 and the "folded" Atmos mixes. With other mixers I often find that the folded Atmos is a little better than the dedicated 5.1, but with Steven Wilson mixes I think I have always (easily) preferred the 5.1. Having said that, with this Tears For Fears one, if I turn the volume up a lot (higher than I would usually play anything) then the Atmos improves and sounds more balanced. Does anyone more technically minded than me have an opinion on this?Got mine today. Love the new tracks.
Superb mix from Steven Wilson as always. I wouldn't normally buy a live audio only blu ray but Steven has done a great job. Very immersive. Levels are spot on.
I haven't got an Atmos setup but on my humble system the 5.1 mix sounds great and a bit more 'meaty' than the folded down Atmos mix.
Great live music
This is a great mix though, whatever!
I haven't done any study on this.
But I think:
- The Atmos speakers location use to have the Surrounds (from 5.1) at the sides, especially if you have 7.1 floor.
- The 5.1 speakers location may use to have the Surrounds more at the rear and/or more elevated.
Depending on the mixer criteria, if he thinks about those two points above, he may locate different content volume level on Surrounds 5.1 than in the sides/rears on Atmos. Specially not overloading the Sides in Atmos, that could mask the other channels due to the 'binaural' intrusion. It may also depend on how the mixer check the result on his studio speakers locations. With Steven Wilson's mixing experience from his previous 5.1 era, it could be natural that he makes very good 5.1 mixes, that sound good to him, apart from his Atmos mix.
It is true that many Atmos mixes use to have a lower volume level than the corresponding Stereo or 5.1. This could be due to the 'wrong' Dialnorm parameter, which we have talked about in other threads, or the mixer/mastering engineer intent to give more dynamics to the Atmos.
Just some thoughts.
Haven't listened to it yet but was reminded looking at the tracklist that I was in fact at the show in Vancouver last year. Mostly because I remembered them including "My Demons" and "Break the Man", probably the two weakest songs on the new album, but excluding "Master Plan" and "End of Night", two of their best tracks.
Interesting, "End of Night" is one of my least-liked tracks on TTP and "My Demons" is one of my favorites. But I agree it would have been great to hear "Master Plan" live.
I hope that the concert film will be announced on blu ray soon.
kap'n krunch
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went last night to my local cinema to watch the concert movie and I liked the whole thing, especially the one from "Everybody loves a Happy Ending", "Secret World" which is a classic...although my fave is "Call me mellow"...
Also found out that my home rig sounds WAY better than the supposedly "Pro" setup in the theater, very little bass and definition was lacking...the mix sounded like it was 5.1 mostly since there was no indication of ATMOS anywhere in the credits...
Also found out that my home rig sounds WAY better than the supposedly "Pro" setup in the theater, very little bass and definition was lacking...the mix sounded like it was 5.1 mostly since there was no indication of ATMOS anywhere in the credits...
Lord British
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I'll be seeing it tomorrow night. I often find that I enjoy listening/watching movies in my home setup rather than in the theatre. A perfect example are the new Dune movies. With a home Atmos setup cranked up to 11, it sounds so much better than in the theatre. You can feel the percussion and low frequencies in your chest. The smaller space provides for a more immersive sound. I think they dial down the volume in the theatres too because they don't want the old folks to complain.
