To me there was always something regrettably 'thin' about the sound (not the musicianship!) of Discipline. So I'm really looking forward to the remixes.
agreed: and it has nothing do to with reverb
To me there was always something regrettably 'thin' about the sound (not the musicianship!) of Discipline. So I'm really looking forward to the remixes.
I saw the cd/dvda of Lizard at Borders for $12.50. I have ITCOKC and like it but have never heard Lizard. For that price should I just buy it?
Agreed.Well, the Crimson on Lizard is a very different beast than the one on Court, and though it's always been one of my least have KC albums I must say the 5.1 mix really gave it new life. For $12.50 I'd say go for it...
I saw the cd/dvda of Lizard at Borders for $12.50. I have ITCOKC and like it but have never heard Lizard. For that price should I just buy it?
I saw the cd/dvda of Lizard at Borders for $12.50. I have ITCOKC and like it but have never heard Lizard. For that price should I just buy it?
I saw the cd/dvda of Lizard at Borders for $12.50. I have ITCOKC and like it but have never heard Lizard. For that price should I just buy it?
There is also live '73 material on SABB from Zurich.SABB reference to Live NYC is assuredly 1974 not 1973.
SABB reference to Live NYC is assuredly 1974 not 1973.
the live video on the SABB reissue is Central Park '73- LTIA material on the SABB reissue while the SABB material(live video) was on the RED reissue.
Which makes sense, as Robert has always said SABB was a transitional album between LTIA and Red, and most of it is actually live too.......but with all audience noise carefully edited out.
The live footage on RED was broadcast on March 22, 1974 and with Red recorded between July & August 1974 it really does belong where it is in the schedule.
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