Really is a great sacd. Just bought a second one.
Interesting take. I would not touch the SACD/DualDisc tracks myself, I think they are pretty much perfect. Go with what you know, I guess.I love this mix, it really takes the sound of this LP to the next level. I did, however, grow up listening to this album on LP rather than CD, so the CD-length tracks on side 1 sound a bit weird to me. I've just spent the best part of the afternoon editing side 1 of the SACD mix down to the LP length (save "Walk of Life" which is the same) and it just sounds "right" to me. Nice to have the extended versions, but this is the version of the album that I know.
I had no idea that the LP and CD had tracks of different lengths. Very interesting tidbit!I love this mix, it really takes the sound of this LP to the next level. I did, however, grow up listening to this album on LP rather than CD, so the CD-length tracks on side 1 sound a bit weird to me. I've just spent the best part of the afternoon editing side 1 of the SACD mix down to the LP length (save "Walk of Life" which is the same) and it just sounds "right" to me. Nice to have the extended versions, but this is the version of the album that I know.
I had no idea that the LP and CD had tracks of different lengths. Very interesting tidbit!
One of the GOAT DVD/A's
It's a REFERENCE QUALITY 10!
GOAT = greatest of all timeWhat's a GOAT DVDA? Please excuse my ignorance!
Then I played it and BAM! It was jumping out of all the speakers like it had a rocket boost.
It says Chuck Ainlay and Bob Ludwig did the mix and I guess I need to see if there is anything else they worked on that I don't own because I will buy it, damn the price.
I get it. I could live out the rest of my days happily without ever hearing that track again. Definitely my least favorite track on that album.I voted 9, it would have been a 10 but for “Walk of life” I absolutely hate, loathe and detest that song, it’s like something you would hear a band in a crappy club playing
When I interviewed Chuck Ainlay last year, he told me that it was tracked digitally (on a Sony 3324 machine) and then mixed on an analog console. So I guess it's actually "DAD" rather than "DDD". The 5.1 version was also mixed analog.If I remember right this was one of the first recordings to be all digital processing, record, mix and master DDD on the CD label.
Knopfler's Sailing To Philadelphia is also a great surround mix, though musically I don't rate it as high as this. If you're set up for streaming, the Atmos mix of Lyle Lovett's 12th Of June that he did recently is also pretty amazing.It says Chuck Ainlay and Bob Ludwig did the mix and I guess I need to see if there is anything else they worked on that I don't own because I will buy it, damn the price.
Yes, I confirm. It widely use the wide speakers. Good Atmos Objects locations to fully amortize my 9.1.4........ If you're set up for streaming, the Atmos mix of Lyle Lovett's 12th Of June that he did recently is also pretty amazing.
I don't like it either. Bet you don't much like hearing Knopfler singing "twisting by the pool"? lol. I mean, I get the song. I just don't like it.I voted 9, it would have been a 10 but for “Walk of life” I absolutely hate, loathe and detest that song, it’s like something you would hear a band in a crappy club playing
Now that you mention it I don’t like that either, but since it’s not in surround I don’t feel the need to buy whatever album it’s onI don't like it either. Bet you don't much like hearing Knopfler singing "twisting by the pool"? lol. I mean, I get the song. I just don't like it.
Sounds right. Also I think Tidal put it on a sort of "Best of" called Money for Nothing?It isn't on an album. It was originally released on an EP. I have no issues with the song personally. The song brings back nice memories of that particular time in my life.
Last time I checked we didn't get that Atmos mix in this corner of the universeSounds right. Also I think Tidal put it on a sort of "Best of" called Money for Nothing?