Jean.Francois
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Tears For Fears' “Songs for a Nervous Planet” is their first official live album, released on October 25, 2024. This album includes not only live recordings from their “The Tipping Point Tour”, but also four new studio tracks
A limited Blu-ray audio edition contains Steven Wilson's mixed versions in stereo, 5.1 and Dolby Atmos, in addition to the original stereo version.
Tears For Fears' “Songs for a Nervous Planet” is their first official live album, released on October 25, 2024. This album includes not only live recordings from their “The Tipping Point Tour”, but also four new studio tracks
A limited Blu-ray audio edition contains Steven Wilson's mixed versions in stereo, 5.1 and Dolby Atmos, in addition to the original stereo version.
After the blu-ray of The Pineapple Thief “It Leads To This”, which featured a track with less dynamic compression than the CD and streaming versions, the blu-ray of this Tears For Fears album offers two stereo versions in addition to the 5.1 and Dolby Atmos TrueHD versions:
The original mix with its DR6, but above all Steven Wilson's mix with its DR12.
The difference between these two versions is impressive, and I invite you to listen to the extracts for your own comparison.
The review will be completed soon with the vinyl versions.
The graph below compares the waveforms of the original and Steven Wilson's stereo mixes. The visual difference also has a strong impact on the rendering, as can be seen when listening to the samples.
Dolby Atmos in TrueHD is much more precise in terms of sonic finesse and spatialization than the Tidal Dolby Atmos version (or other Amazon and Apple streaming versions).
Always present in Steven Wilson's mixes, the 5.1 version is an extension of the very successful stereo version, bringing a beautiful sptialization and a very fine restitution with the lossless DTS HDMA format in 24-bit 96 kHz.
To listen to and compare the different versions, you can find all the samples and measurements (Dynamic Range, waveform, spectrogram, spectrum, spatialization...) here.
You can also find reviews of other Tears For Fears albums:
Tears For Fears – The Tipping Point
Tears For Fears – Live At Massey Hall Toronto, Canada
Tears For Tears – The Hurting
Enjoy listening,
Jean-François
Tears For Fears' “Songs for a Nervous Planet” is their first official live album, released on October 25, 2024. This album includes not only live recordings from their “The Tipping Point Tour”, but also four new studio tracks
A limited Blu-ray audio edition contains Steven Wilson's mixed versions in stereo, 5.1 and Dolby Atmos, in addition to the original stereo version.
Tears For Fears' “Songs for a Nervous Planet” is their first official live album, released on October 25, 2024. This album includes not only live recordings from their “The Tipping Point Tour”, but also four new studio tracks
A limited Blu-ray audio edition contains Steven Wilson's mixed versions in stereo, 5.1 and Dolby Atmos, in addition to the original stereo version.
After the blu-ray of The Pineapple Thief “It Leads To This”, which featured a track with less dynamic compression than the CD and streaming versions, the blu-ray of this Tears For Fears album offers two stereo versions in addition to the 5.1 and Dolby Atmos TrueHD versions:
The original mix with its DR6, but above all Steven Wilson's mix with its DR12.
The difference between these two versions is impressive, and I invite you to listen to the extracts for your own comparison.
The review will be completed soon with the vinyl versions.
The graph below compares the waveforms of the original and Steven Wilson's stereo mixes. The visual difference also has a strong impact on the rendering, as can be seen when listening to the samples.
Dolby Atmos in TrueHD is much more precise in terms of sonic finesse and spatialization than the Tidal Dolby Atmos version (or other Amazon and Apple streaming versions).
Always present in Steven Wilson's mixes, the 5.1 version is an extension of the very successful stereo version, bringing a beautiful sptialization and a very fine restitution with the lossless DTS HDMA format in 24-bit 96 kHz.
To listen to and compare the different versions, you can find all the samples and measurements (Dynamic Range, waveform, spectrogram, spectrum, spatialization...) here.
You can also find reviews of other Tears For Fears albums:
Tears For Fears – The Tipping Point
Tears For Fears – Live At Massey Hall Toronto, Canada
Tears For Tears – The Hurting
Enjoy listening,
Jean-François