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Does it have Dobly?Obviousman wrote:DerekR wrote:Whats with all the calls for 5.1 or 7.1 remixes? I've got a lovely 7.1 Denon surround sound receiver but music should be heard in stereo and stereo only god dammit! Subwoofers and rear speakers have no place in music.
Rant over.
(not to mention I would have to go out to look for a decent replacement for my ancient Onkyo as that one doesn't do surround)
I was thinking along the same Phil Spector line.Dark wrote:Wot, no mono?
It doesn't do cassettes, noHom_Corleone wrote:Does it have Dobly?Obviousman wrote:DerekR wrote:Whats with all the calls for 5.1 or 7.1 remixes? I've got a lovely 7.1 Denon surround sound receiver but music should be heard in stereo and stereo only god dammit! Subwoofers and rear speakers have no place in music.
Rant over.
(not to mention I would have to go out to look for a decent replacement for my ancient Onkyo as that one doesn't do surround
VT have plenty of bass when played through a system that can handle tones low enought. Imho.Dark wrote:The sound just lacks punch. Give it some bass, and maybe some of the final mixes instead, and it'd probably sound better.
Believe me, with my Denon CD player and amp and my JM Lab speakers, I've got a good enough system. This record needs some more muscle, that's all.VonOben wrote: On more regular systems it do sound somewhat thin at times.
Never had any problems with VT, except it was the soundtrack to a major car crash once 
Yes, but I will buy these 3 albums again. 1) For a decent version of On The Wire 2)SKOS early 3)Neverland 4) To put my money where my mouth is 5) In the hope that decent sales of these albums encourage record company interest in new material 6) In the hope that decent sales of these albums encourge TSOM to want to release something new 7)In the hope Wake gets a DVD release.Ramone wrote:I think Johnny Rotten put it best....
"Ever get the feeling you've been cheated ? "
In the hope the DVD that "may or may not get released one day" gets released.
Revr'ndPat wrote:Yes, but I will buy these 3 albums again. 1) For a decent version of On The Wire 2)SKOS early 3)Neverland 4) To put my money where my mouth is 5) In the hope that decent sales of these albums encourage record company interest in new material 6) In the hope that decent sales of these albums encourge TSOM to want to release something new 7)In the hope Wake gets a DVD release.
At least I'll have something to show for £24 that doesn't give you short term memory loss
Quit bitching. You sound like a teenage girl with cramps. If you don't like it, don't spend money on the records. You can spend it on capes, black eyeliner and pointy shoes or something.Ramone wrote:Hope was personified in Greek mythology as Elpis. When Pandora opened Pandora's Box, she let out all the evils except one: Hope. Apparently the Greeks considered Hope to be as dangerous as all the world's evils. But without hope to accompany all their troubles, humanity was filled with despair. It was a great relief when Pandora revisited her box and let out hope as well. It may be worthy to note that in the story, Hope is represented as weakly leaving the box but is in effect far more potent than any of the major evils.
And with out Hope, you have nothing. Which is exactlly what TSOM have given their fans for nigh on thirteen years. And now, with total disregard for people's bank accounts and blind devotion, three albums all featuring 'expanded' versions.
And for what? The prelude to a era of ' new' material. Or to squeeze some life out of an already well flogged horse?
To many, it will indeed seem like a breath of fresh air , to those who want to build their already well duplicated collection. To most though, it is the final insult and slap in the face for those who have stood by this 'artist' for over twenty years.
I for one will be keeping my hard-earned well away from Amazon.com for the forseeable future.
Mr Eldtritch, you have sold your soul, integrity, pride and the faith of many for £8.99. For shame.
Nope, you're entitled to your opinion,which does make a lot of sense to me.I can only hope you're wrong.Ramone wrote:Maybe so, but at the end of the day..the man's still a washed up con artist..now you can tell me to feck right orf
he meant Dubbly!Hom_Corleone wrote:Does it have Dobly?
sultan2075 wrote:Quit bitching. You sound like a teenage girl with cramps. If you don't like it, don't spend money on the records. You can spend it on capes, black eyeliner and pointy shoes or something.Ramone wrote:Hope was personified in Greek mythology as Elpis. When Pandora opened Pandora's Box, she let out all the evils except one: Hope. Apparently the Greeks considered Hope to be as dangerous as all the world's evils. But without hope to accompany all their troubles, humanity was filled with despair. It was a great relief when Pandora revisited her box and let out hope as well. It may be worthy to note that in the story, Hope is represented as weakly leaving the box but is in effect far more potent than any of the major evils.
And with out Hope, you have nothing. Which is exactlly what TSOM have given their fans for nigh on thirteen years. And now, with total disregard for people's bank accounts and blind devotion, three albums all featuring 'expanded' versions.
And for what? The prelude to a era of ' new' material. Or to squeeze some life out of an already well flogged horse?
To many, it will indeed seem like a breath of fresh air , to those who want to build their already well duplicated collection. To most though, it is the final insult and slap in the face for those who have stood by this 'artist' for over twenty years.
I for one will be keeping my hard-earned well away from Amazon.com for the forseeable future.
Mr Eldtritch, you have sold your soul, integrity, pride and the faith of many for £8.99. For shame.
... i'll believe it when i see itI guess no thorncult releases exist then. Oh well.robertzombie wrote:if the largest music store in the World doesn't have these on it's system then...