AP's website calls it a CD + DVD Audio (twice). But we know how often DVD Audio gets misrepresented.
Last edited:
New Alan Parsons album "From The New World" out in July! (CD/DVD release)
- Thread starter rtbluray
- Start date
Help Support QuadraphonicQuad:
Personally I highly doubt that this won't have a MCH mix...
SeeMoreDigital
Senior Member
Indeed...
JulesRules
Well-known Member
Well, I just realized that the song "The Neverending Show" actually isn't on the album. I had skipped that live album because I assumed I'd be able to buy the song on the new studio album...
But funny that there is now a song called "The Secret" on the new record!
That is all nice and good but I'm still wishing for a release that collects all the stray tracks from in between albums (e.g. the three bonus studio tracks from the first Live album in 1995, "Beginnings" from the Japanese Time Machine, "All Our Yesterdays", "Alpha Centauri", "Fragile", "Do You Live at All?" and now "The Neverending Show"). Sequenced well, they could make a nice "album" of their own.
Not in my opinion. I think it's got an edge over all the 90s Parsons solo albums.
But funny that there is now a song called "The Secret" on the new record!
I assume the specs will be the same as The Secret. (DTS 5.1, DTS and Dolby Digital stereo).
Frontiers just ain't got the budget, and since it's them offering him the contract, I can't see AP complaining too loudly about it. Maybe SDE could do a limited Blu-Ray but since the DVD exists, it wouldn't have the same 'exclusive' pull.
So the box set follows the model of The Secret. You get a t-shirt, a vinyl record (apparently exclusive in this variant), some other tat and a CD live album that has been out of print for a while. It was LiveSpan in 2019, now it's Eye 2 Eye - Live in Madrid.Formats available for preorder here:
Alan Parsons
www.frontiers.shop
CD/DVD US preorder here:
ALAN PARSONS - From The New World - CD + DVD
GENRE: Rock Frontiers Music Srl is proud to announce the release of the upcoming new studio album, From The New World, by the legendary Alan Parsons on July 15, 2022. The Grammy Award winning musical icon and master of progressive rock released his previous studio album The Secret back in April...frontiers-us.shop
And press release:
Frontiers Music Srl | Record Label
Frontiers Music Srl - Proud record label home to the likes of Journey, Toto, Night Ranger, Stryper, Mr. Big, Whitesnake, Winger, Sebastian Bach, California Breed, Jake E. Lee's Red Dragon Cartel, Timo Tolkki's Avalon, Pretty Maids, Yes, Asia, Ted Nugent, Primal Fear, Jorn Lande, John Waite...www.frontiers.it
5.1 mix confirmed on DVD
That is all nice and good but I'm still wishing for a release that collects all the stray tracks from in between albums (e.g. the three bonus studio tracks from the first Live album in 1995, "Beginnings" from the Japanese Time Machine, "All Our Yesterdays", "Alpha Centauri", "Fragile", "Do You Live at All?" and now "The Neverending Show"). Sequenced well, they could make a nice "album" of their own.
Last edited:
Perpendicular
2K Club - QQ Super Nova
I agree. This song isn’t that great either but still sounds better than anything off The Secret (to a bad album).
The Tommy Shaw song sounds like it’s missing many musical elements and sounds bland.
He has PJ highly involved, even helps with mixing. PJ is a wonderful dude.
Agreed, that's why I asked.
I would miss PJ if he departed APP for any reason.
privateuniverse
2K Club - QQ Super Nova
Bull Moose appears to be the best price for this at $13.97.
As to The Secret......well I dunno.
I think there are a couple v g tunes on it.
I think there are a couple v g tunes on it.
Same, I like it a lot more than On Air.
JulesRules
Well-known Member
I have to admit that "Uroboros" is growing on me. Yes, it's mostly built around Pink Floyd's two chords (think "Breathe"), but the little melody that first appears on the intro and later in the middle again is so typical for Parsons' writing style.
Last year, he said this:
"It's very early stages," Parsons notes. "I don't think it's going to be particularly conceptual, but I think we're going to revamp a famous classical piece. I won't say what that is yet because it gives it away, but it's something very ambitious and exciting."
Read More: Alan Parsons Teases Possible 'Get Back' Cameo, New Project Music | Alan Parsons Teases Possible 'Get Back' Cameo, New Project Music
You may or may not know that "From the New World" is the title of Antonín Dvořák's ninth symphony. Symphony No. 9 (Dvořák)
Last year, he said this:
"It's very early stages," Parsons notes. "I don't think it's going to be particularly conceptual, but I think we're going to revamp a famous classical piece. I won't say what that is yet because it gives it away, but it's something very ambitious and exciting."
Read More: Alan Parsons Teases Possible 'Get Back' Cameo, New Project Music | Alan Parsons Teases Possible 'Get Back' Cameo, New Project Music
You may or may not know that "From the New World" is the title of Antonín Dvořák's ninth symphony. Symphony No. 9 (Dvořák)
JulesRules
Well-known Member
There are interviews with Parsons in the German magazines ROCKS & Classic Rock. I didn't buy either but skimmed through them and can summarize a few points:
The album title refers to Dvorak, but also to the fact that all the musicians on the album except Parsons himself are American.
The concept is apparently an homage to American pop music. Which explains the presence of "Be My Baby". Parsons was asked why and he said because the original is in mono and he wanted to make a stereo version
(On the other hand, "Uroboros" sounds Very British, and according to the 7/10 review in Classic Rock, two tracks are reminiscent of The Beatles, so...)
While not related to the new album, I got a kick out of him talking about Tears for Fears. Specifically, it grew from a question about his collab with Steven Wilson. It seems Alan is slightly envious because Steven gets to remix so many great albums. Parsons specifically singled out that he would've liked to do The Seeds of Love in surround! "I heard he's doing Who's Next next, that's also been on my bucket list"
Which begs the question... did Parsons ever do a surround mix of an album he wasn't originally involved with? Gotta build a reputation, man!
The album title refers to Dvorak, but also to the fact that all the musicians on the album except Parsons himself are American.
The concept is apparently an homage to American pop music. Which explains the presence of "Be My Baby". Parsons was asked why and he said because the original is in mono and he wanted to make a stereo version
(On the other hand, "Uroboros" sounds Very British, and according to the 7/10 review in Classic Rock, two tracks are reminiscent of The Beatles, so...)
While not related to the new album, I got a kick out of him talking about Tears for Fears. Specifically, it grew from a question about his collab with Steven Wilson. It seems Alan is slightly envious because Steven gets to remix so many great albums. Parsons specifically singled out that he would've liked to do The Seeds of Love in surround! "I heard he's doing Who's Next next, that's also been on my bucket list"
Which begs the question... did Parsons ever do a surround mix of an album he wasn't originally involved with? Gotta build a reputation, man!
- Joined
- Sep 1, 2003
- Messages
- 444
Wait, what, Steven's doing Who's Next?
That would be big news.
Alan may have let the cat out of the bag there.
Actually, it was Jon Astley who revealed it via Facebook:
Steven Wilson - Pete Townshend announces WHO"S NEXT/LIFEHOUSE Box set coming in 2023 (STEVEN WILSON DOLBY ATMOS MIX CONFIRMED!!)
Actually, I'm sort of glad. Spreads out the spending a bit more. Yeah Gene, we’ve seen your spreadsheets! 😉
www.quadraphonicquad.com
- Joined
- Sep 1, 2003
- Messages
- 444
Getting back to Alan and his ambitions to mix in surround, (and I know I may be in the minority here) as much as I adore his original mix for Tales, to me the surround mix doesn't have nearly the same fire and sounds a bit mailed in.
But I'm also not surprised. He's not nearly the same guy as he was back then. And it would be basically impossible to get back to the mindset he was probably in when he did the original.
I bet he put in many hours mixing that original stereo version. The surround version I bet not.
But I'm also not surprised. He's not nearly the same guy as he was back then. And it would be basically impossible to get back to the mindset he was probably in when he did the original.
I bet he put in many hours mixing that original stereo version. The surround version I bet not.
- Joined
- Sep 1, 2003
- Messages
- 444
Actually, it was Jon Astley who revealed it via Facebook:
Steven Wilson - Pete Townshend announces WHO"S NEXT/LIFEHOUSE Box set coming in 2023 (STEVEN WILSON DOLBY ATMOS MIX CONFIRMED!!)
Actually, I'm sort of glad. Spreads out the spending a bit more. Yeah Gene, we’ve seen your spreadsheets! 😉
Oh wow ok, thanks I missed that.
Great news!
Maybe not, but Alan's short essay included with the Blu-Ray makes it sound like the 5.1 remix was done with a lot of care.
JulesRules
Well-known Member
I already knew about it due to the thread here and on SH.tv - and it had been strongly speculated anyway thanks to this earlier post:
Steven Wilson - Pete Townshend announces WHO"S NEXT/LIFEHOUSE Box set coming in 2023 (STEVEN WILSON DOLBY ATMOS MIX CONFIRMED!!)
Great to hear they’re planning to include it in the box and not just on streaming platforms.
www.quadraphonicquad.com
However, if Astley had not posted that pic, then Parsons would've been the first to "sort of officially" state it. And given that this interview must've been done a few weeks ago already before going into print, he clearly had insider knowledge.
new video dropped on YouTube with Bonamassa lead guitar
Similar threads
Latest posts
-
-
-
-
Listening to in Dolby Atmos Streaming, via Tidal/Apple- Latest: PurpleMoustache
