Pink Floyd Wish You Were Here QUAD from original SQ-vinyl, resto
- Type:
- Audio > Music
- Files:
- 7
- Size:
- 2.64 GB
- Tag(s):
- Lossless Quadraphonic Quad dts Dolby Digital DVD-Audio 24 bit Surround
- Quality:
- +1 / -0 (+1)
- Uploaded:
- Jul 23, 2009
- By:
- Anonymous
PINK FLOYD - WISH YOU WERE HERE Stereo/Quadraphonic DVD-Audio/Video (hybrid) 1. Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts 1-5) 2. Welcome To The Machine 3. Have A Cigar 4. Wish You Were Here 5. Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts 6-9) Transferred, digitally SQ-decoded, restored and remastered from the original quadraphonic vinyl edition, made in the UK 1975. This disc is playable on any DVD player but will give best results when played on a player with the DVD-Audio logo. Transfer: EMT 950 (BBC Edition) with TSD 15 moving coil stylus > Prism sound 24 bit A/D converter > Cedar Cambridge HD. SQ-decoding with Adobe Audition 3. Script by kempfand (www.quadraphonicquad.com) Audio restoration with Cedar Cambridge. Mastering with Adobe Audition 3. DVD-Authoring with Spruce Maestro and DiscWelder Chrome II. DVD-Audio: 24 bit MLP (Quadraphonic) DVD-Video: 24 bit dts (Quadraphonic) 16 bit Dolby Digital (Quadraphonic) 24 bit Linear PCM (original SQ-Stereo, accessible from DVD-A as well) p. 1975 Pink Floyd Music Ltd. Reworked by tom 2009. Note: There were two previous bootleg releases of this record recently but both suffered from being very dull and lifeless, especially the vocals sounded rather muddy. They claimed they were decoded with the famous Fosgate II analogue decoder, so I thought this device would be the reason for the poor reproduction of the high range. But when I got the Quad-vinyl disc, I had to discover that the LP-sound actually was rather dull in itself, so I had to EQ-tweak it a lot to match the sound of the WYWH remaster CD. For some strange reasons the previous DVD-A bootleg release had the end of Shine On II attached to the end of Welcome To The Machine as well, giving the impression that this was a feature of the record. It wasn't, of course. However, the quad master is a different compilation, notably the transitions between Have A Cigar and Wish You Were Here and between some of the parts of Shine On You Crazy Diamond II run slightly longer than on the stereo version. FREE TRADE ONLY! NEVER BUY OR SELL!
Wow.
Hi there,
The end part of Shine On Part II, was at the end of Welcome to the Machine as this is how the copies of the US quad copies were pressed (different to the UK where side 1 did end with Welcome to the Machine as normal, albeit in the different quad mix form).
Some refer to this as the 'secret track' at the end of side 2.
I don't actually know if this is a pressing 'error' or not, but it is definitely there, as I own a US quad copy. It is not on any other quad I have (UK, Australian, NZ etc).
If anybody has any further info about it, I - and I'm sure others, as well! - would be grateful to hear about it.
A strange one... !
The end part of Shine On Part II, was at the end of Welcome to the Machine as this is how the copies of the US quad copies were pressed (different to the UK where side 1 did end with Welcome to the Machine as normal, albeit in the different quad mix form).
Some refer to this as the 'secret track' at the end of side 2.
I don't actually know if this is a pressing 'error' or not, but it is definitely there, as I own a US quad copy. It is not on any other quad I have (UK, Australian, NZ etc).
If anybody has any further info about it, I - and I'm sure others, as well! - would be grateful to hear about it.
A strange one... !
this sounds fucking amazing, but doesnt work on my dvd player although it sounds amazing off my computer connected to my stereo, you dont even need 4 speaker system to appreciate this
Impressive job you did with the EQ-tweaking. It doesn't *sound* tweaked at all, which is of course exactly as it should be. And the quad-mix itself is nothing less than a revelation. So much more spacious, e.g. the vocal parts in 'Welcome to the Machine' and many of the synthesizer effects that tended to sound a bit blunt in the stereo mix really blossom here. I think the highlight is the closing 'Shine On You Crazy Diamond', sounding airier now and the mix itself gels far more convincingly and magically than in stereo. This one's a real winner!
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