GabeL
1K Club - QQ Shooting Star
Thanks to all who posted their thoughts and comments on the TFF disc...I think I'm going to cancel my order for that title as well as the Lenny Kravitz....can't afford to waste money on sub-par releases these days.
Thanks to all who posted their thoughts and comments on the TFF disc...I think I'm going to cancel my order for that title as well as the Lenny Kravitz....can't afford to waste money on sub-par releases these days.
IMHO, the Genesis album is a winner. Might be worth diverting funds in that direction, if you haven't already
Thanks to all who posted their thoughts and comments on the TFF disc...I think I'm going to cancel my order for that title as well as the Lenny Kravitz....can't afford to waste money on sub-par releases these days.
IMHO, the Genesis album is a winner. Might be worth diverting funds in that direction, if you haven't already
I'd also like to hear opinions on the Sex Pistols release. I already have the 30+ track version but am curious as to how something so raw comes across on this format.
(unlike me to feel this way, anal completist that I am.. but..) is there really any point getting the HFPA if you've got the SACD already?
IIRC correctly QQ Fletch (rusinurbe) got it and reckoned it was worthwhile, though I'd only have got it if it had a remix (pref 5.1 of course) as I'm not convinced you could do much with the original stereo mix from a Hi-Rez p.o.v., though I'd love to be proven wrong, seminal album that it is etc..
Just in case any QQ-ers haven't seen SuperDeluxeEdition's scoop on the (what I hope will be the 1st in a long line and all in 5.1 including Westies, Moves, Caribou & Don't Shoot Me..!) Elton HFPA release...
http://www.superdeluxeedition.com/n...ellow-brick-road-super-deluxe-edition-coming/
Just in case any QQ-ers haven't seen SuperDeluxeEdition's scoop on the (what I hope will be the 1st in a long line and all in 5.1 including Westies, Moves, Caribou & Don't Shoot Me..!) Elton HFPA release...
http://www.superdeluxeedition.com/n...ellow-brick-road-super-deluxe-edition-coming/
Well, probably not. I am still kicking myself for not pulling the proverbial trigger on the box sets when they were originally released and so I am picking up individual albums as I go. I am up to about 8 on SACD/DVD-V but 'SEBTP' wasn't one of them, hence why I snapped this one up. But if truth be told, I would rather fork out to complete the SACD versions, simply because, pound for pound, they are better value.
That said, I have been impressed with the quality of 'SEBTP'. I could just punch ORM's lights out for his stubbornness in not putting anything else on these discs. His claim that it wouldn't make them 'Pure Audio' is just bollocks. Makes my piss boil!!
Hmmm... Like you, 5.1 is the first hurdle that all these titles need to overcome in my view, but, as you say, this is a seminal title and I am intrigued by the dichotomy of the Sex Pistols in high resolution
Like you, I'd love all those unreleased mixes to finally see the light of day. SDE talks of this 40th (or should that be 41st) anniversary box set containing lots of other stuff. The 30th Anniversary edition had some nice little bonus features so this new edition would have to feature substantially different extras as well as being keenly priced. Will the BD be available separately, I wonder?
To pre-empt our own Quad Kitty, we're being shafted, yet again, I fear.
On a (related) tangent, how've you been getting on with all the Elton SACDs you bought? Hope you're enjoying them!
Loving every single one of them
Yeay! :banana: :wave
I have to admit, the first time I heard 'Tiny Dancer' in 5.1, I got a bit emotional
I can't hear that song without thinking about the film Almost Famous! Excellent song (and an excellent film)
I agree. Elton has said that he removed that tune from future concerts because it's just too hard for him to sing, but he had to put it back into the set list after Almost Famous came out. He now has "the girls" sing the high parts.
Whenever I need a pick me up, watching Almost Famous is a must. Perfect movie for a music kid who grew up in the late '60s, early '70s.
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