Yes "Fragile": DVD-A/BluRay Out October 30th (Remixed by Steven Wilson)
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Burning Shed just sent out this email in regards to playback issues concerning the Blu-Ray disc of "Fragile" on the PS3:
DennisMoore Jr.
1K Club - QQ Shooting Star
I received Octopus & Fragile from Headphone Dust yesterday.
After playing Fragile a few times I learned:
Just like The YES Album in 5.1, Fragile has been reborn again. What a wonderful record it really was! And the bonus tracks are fabulous, poignant and plenty.
This issue is pretty much perfect and its even better to have the old 5.1 mix AND America in 5.1.
After playing Fragile a few times I learned:
Just like The YES Album in 5.1, Fragile has been reborn again. What a wonderful record it really was! And the bonus tracks are fabulous, poignant and plenty.
This issue is pretty much perfect and its even better to have the old 5.1 mix AND America in 5.1.
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I agree with you that it is reborn, although admittedly I did not meet this album until it was already more than 20 years old.
I was not familiar with this album prior to the original DVDA release.
Wow, does this release sound different! It's not solidified enough in my mind for a vote yet, but I really quite like the new surround mix.
Jim the Oldbie
My right elbow hurts.
For what it's worth, part of my personal journey with Fragile:
I only ever dropped acid once, on a cold Friday night with a bunch of my buddies; we were all about 14 or 15 years old. Three of us ended up crashing a slumber party at the house of the cute girl who lived next door to me! This of course would have been a teenage boy's dream come true, were it not for our zombie-like state. (Sigh...) Anyway, for some reason the girls kept playing the same 2 records over & over: The Low Spark of High-Heeled Boys and Fragile. Despite my outward stupor, internally I was enjoying myself quite a bit for the most part, except for the music - it sounded really horrible, all echo-ey with the pitch going up and down. I couldn't bear to hear either of those albums for years afterward. Listening to this newest incarnation, I sure am glad I finally got over it! Now I'm wondering how Low Spark would sound in 5.1...
The whole story of that night is much longer, of course (and off-topic). I'll only add that I haven't felt the need to try LSD again - but I'm definitely glad I did it once!
-- Jim
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DennisMoore Jr.
1K Club - QQ Shooting Star
To the good doctor: It doesn't matter how long you flap around in the water, as long as you make your way into the boat!
Welcome aboard. :music
@Jim: Keep the anecdotes coming please! But I'm surprised Fragile was so "echo-ey". You must have "dropped" triple the portion that the rest of us did, back then..
. Nektar - Recycled & PF - The Wall were pure sonic heaven the first time I heard them, but then I stuck closer to the instructions on the label, if you follow...
Jim the Oldbie
My right elbow hurts.
@Jim: Keep the anecdotes coming please! But I'm surprised Fragile was so "echo-ey". You must have "dropped" triple the portion that the rest of us did, back then..
That is exactly what happened. After the fact, us dumb kids found out that each of us had ingested either 2 or 4 times the recommended dosage that night (4 for me). Which likely also explains my stumbling out the back door of Suzie's basement at one point and horking profusely into the snow! Since then I've had an intimate understanding of the term "technicolor yawn" - whoever came up with that one had to be tripping, heh.
-- Jim
I find myself fascianted by the bonus track "All Fighters Past". Supposedly, the solo tracks on Fragile were done because they didn't have enough band songs to make a full album. Yet here we have the remants of a full song that could have been used, but wasn't. "All Fighters Past" is not some sort of demo or partially completed track. It's fully produced with several overdubs. I can't help but wonder if the reuse of this reel of tape at a later session was a complete accident. And since the remnant of "All Fighters Past" was found at the *end* of the reel, who knows what else was recorded over when they reused the tape.
All Fighters Past is mixed by Steve Wilson...so it hadn't been fully produced. It was something that was not completed, that the band either forgot about or decided to wipe.
Its bass/rhythm riff shows up slowed-down on the final release of Revealing Science of God , and at full speed underneath the unedited version of Wakeman's climactic Moog solo in the 'studio run through' version. The booklet claims it also became part of 'Siberian Khatru' but I don't hear that.
The organ part that starts at 34 seconds is the same riff used on Siberian Khatru
Same rhythm, somewhat different chords. RW made them more interesting for SK.
Anyone have the title/chapter breakdown on this, for ripping + tagging purposes? I've gleaned that Title 1 is the new 5.1 mix, Title 7 is the old DVD-A 5.1 set, Title 3 is the 6 bonus tracks. That leaves the stereo mixes in Titles 2, 4, and 5. I'm guessing Title 2 is the 2ch remix.
How do you rip your bd-a's? I found tht when I make a back up using MakeMKV, it it fairly easy to rip everyting with dvd audio extractor afterwards. That is, if the disc is already known in the free db.
That way. But I didn't find in in freedb.
i have ripped the Fragile disc this way too, remembering that it was available. Will need to check.
