HiRez Poll Mr. Big - LEAN INTO IT [SACD/FLAC Download]

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Please post your thoughts and comments on this Multichannel SACD of the album "Lean Into It" by Mr. Big.
96-khz/24-bit lossless 5.1 FLAC files and Dolby Atmos MKV can be purchased at Immersive Audio Album.

The Atmos mix is also available to stream on all Dolby Atmos streaming providers:

Pre-release thread(s) for all shipping/ordering queries and non-poll related posts:

Coming in July - Mr. Big's "Lean Into It" (30th Anniversary Edition) on multichannel hybrid SACD

From this link comes.... 1991年に発売されたミスター・ビッグ２作目の『リーン・イントゥ・イット』。全米で1 位を獲得した大ヒット曲「トゥ・ビー・ウィズ・ユー」を収録し、日本でも話題となった作品が発売から30年の時を経て復活。30周年記念盤は、オリジナル・マスター・テープから再リマスタリングし高音質(192kHz /...

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Mr. Big “Lean Into It” - Dolby Atmos mix now available as a lossless download!

It’s been quite the long haul behind-the-scenes trying to get this off the ground, and I’m thrilled to finally share it with you all! https://immersiveaudioalbum.com/product/lean-into-it-mr-big-5-1-flac-atmos-mkv-mp4/ I know a lot of folks have already invested in the 5.1 SACD of this title...

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[wavelength]

I love this disc. Very immersive with the band coming right at you. Discrete moments as well. The fidelity is top notch. Highly recommend.

 

[sjcorne]

I have to agree, this disc was one of the best surprises of the year thus far. The rears aren't consistently active, but there's always a bit of overdubbed percussion or a burst of isolated backing vocals back there to keep things interesting. There's even some fun swirling moments with the guitar solos. My only knock on the 5.1 mix is that the rhythm guitars are somewhat dialed back in comparison to the stereo remaster (which sounds great as well). I'm going with a "9".

In case anyone hasn't seen it already, I had the opportunity to interview remix engineer Chris Bell about the making of this disc back in July:

Q&A with Chris Bell: Grammy-Nominated Mix Engineer | IAA

Chris Bell is a veteran producer and engineer based out of Austin, Texas. His long list of clients includes U2, Erykah Badu, Everclear, and others.

immersiveaudioalbum.com

 

[The Bright Side]

I have to agree, this disc was one of the best surprises of the year thus far. The rears aren't consistently active, but there's always a bit of overdubbed percussion or a burst of isolated backing vocals back there to keep things interesting. There's even some fun swirling moments with the guitar solos. My only knock on the 5.1 mix is that the rhythm guitars are somewhat dialed back in comparison to the stereo remaster (which sounds great as well). I'm going with a "9".

In case anyone hasn't seen it already, I had the opportunity to interview remix engineer Chris Bell about the making of this disc back in July:

Q&A with Chris Bell: Grammy-Nominated Mix Engineer | IAA

Chris Bell is a veteran producer and engineer based out of Austin, Texas. His long list of clients includes U2, Erykah Badu, Everclear, and others.

immersiveaudioalbum.com

Seconded. Nothing to add, these are my exact impressions and feelings about this release. Solid 9.

 

[Juggsnelson]

Voted a 9. The fidelity and mix are fantastic. Bring on more rock albums like this one.

 

[marpow]

I voted 10.

 

[mikusguitarius]

I have to agree, this disc was one of the best surprises of the year thus far. The rears aren't consistently active, but there's always a bit of overdubbed percussion or a burst of isolated backing vocals back there to keep things interesting. There's even some fun swirling moments with the guitar solos. My only knock on the 5.1 mix is that the rhythm guitars are somewhat dialed back in comparison to the stereo remaster (which sounds great as well). I'm going with a "9".

In case anyone hasn't seen it already, I had the opportunity to interview remix engineer Chris Bell about the making of this disc back in July:

Q&A with Chris Bell: Grammy-Nominated Mix Engineer | IAA

Chris Bell is a veteran producer and engineer based out of Austin, Texas. His long list of clients includes U2, Erykah Badu, Everclear, and others.

immersiveaudioalbum.com

Agreed... where have the rhythm guitars gone?!