This one was weird for me, the rears have very little play and everything seems focused on the fronts, esp. vocals on my left speakers. It seems like they separated his vocals above the music which is odd. Just to make sure something wasn't amiss in my setup I put in Pink Floyd's DSOTM in Atmos and it was far better. Not sure how I feel about this one, it feels more pronounced but on say the beginning of "Cream" I was fully expecting those 'moans' to go 360 around me in my mind, yet they were stuck on my front left speakers. On the title track in the middle section where the drums crescendo it was pretty underwhelming. I guess I just expected more tbh.
I'll give it another listen but as of now I give it a 7.
(Update) So I had to go back to check my Atmos setup on my Onkyo and everything seems fine. I have a Klipsch 5.1.2 setup with dipole speakers in the rear. I purchased for Atmos their speakertop add-ons that sit on top of the towers firing upwards. Maybe it's me but for some reason on many audio titles Atmos sounds lower compared to either the 5.1 or stereo version. On this disc the one thing that stood out specifically was on "Gett Off", at the very beginning in the back ground they say twice 'club mix'. On the stereo version it's crystal clear yet on Atmos you can barely even detect it. I have to crank up Atmos to like 70 on my receiver to get the same volume of the stereo version at 50s.
