Yes, Fly Like an Eagle was Capitol. I believe that Miller himself owns that album and did when the Q8 came out. My German CD is an early CD, and it's on Mercury. He recorded it in his home studio and likely paid for the Quad mix himself.
No doubt in the Quad age, if the Beatles wanted any of their solos albums released in Quad, they would have been. EMI certainly wanted to keep them happy.
I recall these being released during the time of Quad (70's):
Imagine (Q8, import SQ & Japan Q reel, later BR new mix)
Walls & Bridges (Q8)
Band on the Run (Q8, later DTS CD)
Venus & Mars (Q8, later DTS CD)
Goodnight Vienna (Q8)
plus the Lennon produced Pussy Cats by Nilsson (Q8 & CD-4)
Capitol debunked this rumor. There were, supposedly, 12 albums that had been cut from the European master tapes, but according to the folks from that famous round building on Hollywood and Vine, just ain't so. If the albums were, in fact, in SQ, and intentionally released that way, why wouldn't Capitol have identified them as quad/stereo?Really? Wow. I know that Lennon's Imagine was available in SQ overseas, but there were domestic pressings of these? Do tell! Which ones?
Interesting that they would follow the lead of EMI's Japanese leg, Toshiba Records. The 12 alleged quad albums that were mentioned on the thread were, supposedly, encoded in QS. Turns out they were never actually released. If you can find that scan, I'd like to see it.Somewhere I have a scan of an ad where Capitol had decoded to go QS. It was just before quad was discontinued.
Interesting that they would follow the lead of EMI's Japanese leg, Toshiba Records. The 12 alleged quad albums that were mentioned on the thread were, supposedly, encoded in QS. Turns out they were never actually released. If you can find that scan, I'd like to see it.
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