What are you listening to, right now................
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I’ve been giving a listen to some of the new Dolby Atmos content on Apple Music. I know it’s probably going to annoy some of the purists by I’m sold. Just been listening to Grover Washington’s Just The Two of Us from Winelight and it is astonishing. Grab a pair of headphones and jump on in.
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@jc said in What are you listening to, right now................:
I’ve been giving a listen to some of the new Dolby Atmos content on Apple Music. I know it’s probably going to annoy some of the purists by I’m sold. Just been listening to Grover Washington’s Just The Two of Us from Winelight and it is astonishing. Grab a pair of headphones and jump on in.
I've told the story before that I got to go to the Dolby HQ a couple of years back andthey gave us atmos demos on movies and home theatre. I spent the whole time thinking about the possibilities with music.
I reckon rock music is 'forward facing' and doesn't really need it but jazz and classical or more avant-garde stuff had amazing possibilities. For instance you could be in the conductors position in front of a full orchestra with instrument placing around you.
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@crucial They’ve got a new Atmos version of Shorter’s Juju on there which is worth a listen. I couldn’t listen to the CD Stereo version, too harsh but this is quite different. You get a real sense for how much of the density of the original version is actually just Elvin Jones’s playing. Of course if you’re not fussed about jazz then this is something to really hate.
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@virgil
Heaven is so good. The mtv unplugged album he did was good too, all of the goodies live. I'm Ready is one of my faves too.You know when I was a kid I was convinced he and Marty McFly were one and the same person. Was disappointed to find out they weren't.
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@jc said in What are you listening to, right now................:
@crucial They’ve got a new Atmos version of Shorter’s Juju on there which is worth a listen. I couldn’t listen to the CD Stereo version, too harsh but this is quite different. You get a real sense for how much of the density of the original version is actually just Elvin Jones’s playing. Of course if you’re not fussed about jazz then this is something to really hate.
Got around to updating the phone and having a listen. Going through some of the curated examples.
There is a good introduction on there using 'What's Going On' in mono, stereo and atmos. The atmos mix is nice and subtle (although the accidental Detroit MIx is still my favourite version of that track. Takes Gaye's double tracked vocals and mixes them as if dueting with himself).
Also had a listen to George Benson's'Give me the night' and dreamed I was sitting next to Q at the desk. -
@r-l No surprises.
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@r-l said in What are you listening to, right now................:
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@majorrage god I forgot I loved this! Excellent. This is what I love about this thread, adding it to my spotify list now.
And I'm not a fan either, just this song.
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@pakman said in What are you listening to, right now................:
@r-l said in What are you listening to, right now................:
Midnight Train To Georgia
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@r-l said in What are you listening to, right now................:
@pakman ha, you're going to say I'm "such a girl" aren't you... But @Virgil likes Bryan too
Early Bryan was the best, even saw him live in ‘91… then he popped up again with The Spirit soundtrack which my youngest has discovered and plays all the time
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@r-l said in What are you listening to, right now................:
@virgil send me the spotify link to your new "bryan mixtape" I wont have to make one then.
careful what you wish for, theres so much to choose from it might require multiple playlists...
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@mikethesnow said in What are you listening to, right now................:
@pakman said in What are you listening to, right now................:
@r-l said in What are you listening to, right now................:
Midnight Train To Georgia
TimelessThis goes on a bit long but the pisstake of the classic video is quite funny
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This is not going to be everyone's cup of tea, but think this version brings out the despair and sadness in the lyrics (and drug addiction) that I never really noticed in the original. I found it quite moving. The bit where Stipe starts singing after speaking the opening lines gives me shivers.
It's up there with The Needle and the Damage Done for me.
