Are the 'Instrumental Mixes' in Atmos also?
Splinter7, you are all over it. I have lived in the CLE for most of my life and fondly recall the Monday Night at the Agora series. Taped many of them live, beginning on 8-track, and attended many in person. Like you, I may have this somewhere in questionable fidelity.
Research indicates this is likely the April 19 date with the Sutherland Brothers as opening act.
There is soooo much history connected to the Agora, we could start a thread that would demonstrate the undeniable connection and impact that WMMS and its audience had on 70s rock. If there is interest, let me know.
Happy to see some local roots on the forum!
Hopefully that's because the Instrumentals are in Atmos.View attachment 108289
Kinda surprised how no ones mentioned about how the 2024 Stereo and Instrumental mixes are 48k while the remaster is 96k.
Either the original Multitracks got lost and only a digital 48k back up was available or its a downmix of the atmos mix
This is what the DR ordered. Some of us have been whining for some straight ahead rock...just to get a break from the deluge of pop stuff. (yes, I bought all the pop stuff)
I just broke down and bought the SDE. My wallet has filed for a divorce.
That might be a crazy fun thread given all the industry type connections in this group.
Cleveland was truly influential to the music industry back in the 70's, 80's 90's. It was the Midwest connecting piece between the east coast onto Chicago & then West Coast.
WMMS and the Agora are key players but you need to ad the influence of Belkin Productions into that equation. They were much loved by the touring industry and the bands themselves back in the day. Rush gave the Belkins & WMMS a callout in the liner notes of the first album.
Thanks to Mike & Jules Belkin for their early belief. With Special Thanks to Donna Halper of WMMS in Cleveland for getting the ball rolling
Sorry didn't mean to hijack the thread
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