chewy
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hi again, this is the other I really really would love to track down- any condition thats playable will be fine- thanks again!
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Great suggestion. I was very surprised how much better the new 5.1 mix was compared to the original 4.0.Your best option is to look for this boxset
https://www.discogs.com/Jethro-Tull-Aqualung-40th-Anniversary-Adapted-Edition/release/8427017
It will be cheaper than a QR and a bit more for a Q8, not to say that you can have also a 5.1 mix of the entire album plus extra tracks and all the rest:
DISC ONE:
Aqualung: A Steven Wilson stereo remix.
DISC TWO:
Associated 1970 & 1971 recordings:
A Steven Wilson stereo remix (tracks 1-10).
Flat transfer of the original Life Is A Long Song EP (tracks 11-15).
DVD ONE (AUDIO):
Contains:
"Aqualung" remixed in 5.1 surround and presented in DTS 96/24 and AC3 Dolby Digital and 96/24 LPCM stereo.
Associated 1970 & 1971 recordings: seven tracks remixed in 5.1 surround and presented in DTS 96/24 and AC3 Dolby Digital, and 10 remixed in 96/24 LPCM stereo.
DVD TWO (AUDIO & VIDEO):
Contains:
A flat transfer from the original stereo master of the album in 96/24 LPCM stereo.
Original 1974 quad mix as 4.1 presented in DTS 96/24 and AC3 Dolby Digital surround.
A flat transfer from the original stereo master of the EP "Life Is A Long Song" in 96/24 LPCM stereo.
The 1971 "Life Is A Long Song" promotional film with new remixed stereo soundtrack.
....but im all hooked up for Quad tape again! Definetly dont have any 5.1 stuff....
wait are you saying my legacy 4 channel receiver can input a dvd player to output 4 channel?
could i download and listen to quad dvd-a's of king biscuit flower hour 4 channel broadcasts that way?
I recently scored a Blu Ray standalone version with both the Quad and 5.1 mix. It was the first disc I played to audition the jury-rigged surround system I pieced together as part of a pandemic project. I agree, the 5.1 mix is much better, although the 4.0 wasn't that bad.Great suggestion. I was very surprised how much better the new 5.1 mix was compared to the original 4.0.
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