MikeEdisonBaggins

Anyone here in to surround music? Rush have several albums out in surround and Life in Surround has already reviewed several. If interested, here are a couple to get you started! Fly By Night http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PjiU8Rdjr54 2112 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GcFC3grSgQM There should be more Rush content coming, so subscribe if you like the channel!

Life in Surround is a YouTube channel (with Facebook, Twitter and Instagram tie-ins) dedicated to promoting great surround music. Rush have several great surround albums. Mike, from Life in Surround is a huge Rush fan, and here is a very touching tribute, which includes an overview of Rush in surround.

I've complied a wide variety of discs, for the albums I care about most: Fly By Night - Signals. I have US silver, US and W German atomic, MFSL, 1997 Remaster, the Sector sets, Dvd-Audio & Bluray-Audio (for certain albums) and HDTracks downloads. I suppose I should pick up at least one early Japanese album, since there are positive reviews. I've been doing some listening, as well as wav form analysis. I plan to reply back, at some point with some observations, some pictures, and maybe I'll even do a video on my YouTube channel.

I have ample access to the early US CDs. Can anyone attest that the Canadian and/or W. German pressings are much better in sound quality? Say, worth 3 or more times the cost? Thank you.

Screwtape Letters--read by John Cleese Mere Christianity--read by Michael York The Four Loves--read by author C.S. Lewis The Silmarillion--read by Martin Shaw The Lord of the Rings--lots of different versions... The Chronicles of Narnia--various readers Redwall/Rakkety Tam--read by author (don't know his name) and others The Bible (NKJV) Audio book cd usually send me off to sleep every night! I love 'em too!

Gilligan's Island! There'd be a great T.V. show remake! Yes!

QUOTE (hammerofthor @ Jul 1 2006, 10:16 AM) It wasn't meant to be mean spirited at all, but it is very nice to see people finally sticking up for HYFAL! He he!!! Hey Al!!!

QUOTE (Drumnut @ Jul 2 2006, 09:13 PM) I just watched a "making of" type show about this on HBO. This might be the first money I've spent on anything from Hollywierd in nearly 10 years. I will not waste my money at a theatre due to all the horror stories I've heard about cel phones and patrons talking. I will however buy or rent this on DVD and watch it in the comfort of my own home. Oh God, I hear you about the cel phones and the talking... Return of the King--ruined So many others... I hardly go to the theatre too... Only if I really want to support a film/production house

Chemistry. Boring. Stoopid chorus. Too nerdy. Opening riff is cool, but after that the song dies... Just for you Jules...

Brennan's Irish whiskey on the rocks. About 3 oz. so far. Wife said she's bringing home Patron Silver or Viejo... I think I'll hold up for that. This is definitely a drinking night for me though...

I don't even know who most of those guys are!!! I'm probably a little too young, but, also, I've never watched much TV... I have a TV set, but it is used only to watch DVD's. We don't even have cable or anttena service! I'll have to go with Al Bundy!

Coffee--I'm recording guitar parts for a new song!

Last night at the world premier screening of Rush x3: Glenlivet 12 yr & Marker's Mark with lime (both on the rocks) Today: Glenmorangie 12 yr burgundy

QUOTE (Clark3934 @ Jun 13 2006, 04:07 PM) SoR is on ASoH? Yep.

My question: is the mix on the GUP DVD different than on the cd? Is that implicit because one is 5.1 whatever and the other is just stereo?