My copy is set to arrive today, the fastest I’ve ever gotten an SDE title. And I have Friday off, will listen tonight and probably spin the other 3 TFF releases 
Tears For Fears "The Hurting" (SDE Blu-Ray #9 with Steven Wilson 5.1 & Dolby Atmos mixes!)
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My Tubular Bells copy was stuck between 25-05 and 15-06, so it can take a while at Royal Mail.
They can do the "Suffer The Children" edition for the second pressing:The screen is too white. OK I can shutoff the TV, and the music still goes to the AVR. Same with TFB.
BUT...
When I want to change some sound options ( typically adjust the level of some speakers) the OSD of my Denon is ... White..... And I don't see almost anything with that white background
And sound Options Levels have so many speakers... when in Atmos, that I cannot find the right one.
The liner notes comments from Steven Wilson says about that he didn't want to include his stereo mix work in progress for Atmos, but during the pre-order there were some people asking for it.
Let's ask for future Steven Wilson Blu-ray authoring design to avoid such bright white backgrounds. No need of animated backgroud. But just turning into black, with just the Track name, after ten seconds of song start, would be ideal.
Suffer the reverse polarity, brat.
This is on pace to dethrone Dark Side as the highest rated disc on QQ!
My copy arrived yesterday. I'm thrilled with the slip cover as I remember the original US LP was the "Tan" cover.
Thank You Paul!!!!
I had to pull out my College Radio 12" promos of Mad World, Change, and Pale Shelter. which haven't seen a needle drop in 30 years.
Life is good!
Thank You Paul!!!!
I had to pull out my College Radio 12" promos of Mad World, Change, and Pale Shelter. which haven't seen a needle drop in 30 years.
Life is good!
Need to checkin on these people to make sure their sound systems are alright, I'm kinda worried for them. Or maybe we need to gofundme some ear exams?
Though I'm sure this was meant to be tongue-in-cheek, must we bully people into explaining their ratings? A "9" is still a very high score.Need to checkin on these people to make sure their sound systems are alright, I'm kinda worried for them. Or maybe we need to gofundme some ear exams?
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MrSmithers
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A 9 is still a pretty high endorsement?!Need to checkin on these people to make sure their sound systems are alright, I'm kinda worried for them. Or maybe we need to gofundme some ear exams?
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It's quite a melancholic album after all... I love it, but just saying... There are a of lot lower votes on surround albums that I love that one could feel hard done by... 
It's not who we are on QQ.A 9 is still a pretty high endorsement?!
I think it's only for iOS. I'm on Android.
I use DENON AVR remote and it works OK. The levels for speakers can be adjusted easily and quickly.
But if I do not have the app started and connected to the AVR, when I want to do something quick, it takes time to connect. Sometimes it does not connect. I have to stop and clear the App execution and try again... With the remote is quicker.
[sorry for the off-topic]
Yes, hence the
smiley.
Ahhh. I’m not the biggest DM and have several of the 5.1s but not all. I presumed they released them all. Not really familiar with those two titles. But all those I do have sound great. A great band for surround mixes.
I ordered this a few nights ago after streaming a few of the tracks and getting blasted back to the 80's! It was great.
Very excited to spin this one.
Very excited to spin this one.
Memento Mori and A-Ha's True North were two recent albums I was sure would receive streaming-exclusive Atmos mixes, but I guess the bands (or their management/labels) didn't go for it
Can someone who purchased the blu-ray of this (or the recent Suede offering) let us know how much of difference (if any) they can hear in the audio quality between their blu-ray and the streaming version?
Dark Side Of The Moon is by far the worst record ever made. In fact, it is the worst record going back to even before The Big Bang. Every version that I have ever owned...vinyl, CD, MoFi CD, SACD whatever...sucks big time. In fact, I can't believe how bad it sucks that I absolutely have to listen to the whole thing every time I play it. It's such a horrid aural experience that on the few occasions where I've tried to play just a single track, I've asked myself, "Can something really suck this badly?" And then I go back to listen to every other track on the album just to be sure how bad it sucks. On really bad days, I'll play it twice, once in straight 5.1 and again enhanced with Auro 3D...again just to be sure how bad it sucks.
So, I don't think anything is going to ever dethrone Dark Side.
familiar with this album from the day it came out. What Wilson did is wonderful. BUT - the vocals are a wee bit diminished in the mix. Why ?
Ill go 9.5 in my rating because of this, Which is a 10 on QQ.
Ill go 9.5 in my rating because of this, Which is a 10 on QQ.
About that part of this Sal1950 quote. First time I had a multichannel record, it was the deluxe re edition of Tubular Bells.
I clearly remember first listening to a multichannel record felt like multitasking !
It took a great deal of concentration to mentally reconstruct in one entity the audio sources that came from everywhere.
And that was not easy for me.
It is a bit easier now, but all 5.1 (for me) mixes are not made equal.
Since we are talking Tears For Fears, I listened of course with delight to The Hurting.
This morning I did the same with Tipping Point.
What jumped in my face is that it was harder on me to listen to, it required more effort then the Hurting Wilson's mix which is a kind of a lesson in transparency.
Another complex example is the Boulez Firebird with it incomprehensible position decisions (and the noise) which makes it is hard for me to mentally unify.
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