Post by 50undg4rd3n on May 19, 2017 11:43:06 GMT
Hello all.
I'm devastated, of course. Most important discovery in my life 17 years ago. Was lent Superunknown, couldn't stop listening until it finished, as a 14 year old who'd never heard such creativity and individualism.
Anyway.
Put on the remaster of Superuknown, chose on of the 3 sound settings on the blu ray - get to Superunknown - additional solo over intro? And alternative solos scattered throughout. If I heard this before, I got distracted and forgot!!
Anyone on here already sussed all the differences on the remaster, and have an encyclopedic knowledge? Or is there already a thread? Your input will be truly appreciated.
Also, anything similar with BMF blu ray? I'll have to listen.
One difference on UMO CD was obvious enough - no sample on Smokestack segueing over Nazi Driver.
Now, as a UK resident, I am going to see if I can claim my Superunknown 11.1 mix with my Amazon purchase as proof - not sure how far I'll get. The US version came with a download card, the UK one didn't
I'm devastated, of course. Most important discovery in my life 17 years ago. Was lent Superunknown, couldn't stop listening until it finished, as a 14 year old who'd never heard such creativity and individualism.
Anyway.
Put on the remaster of Superuknown, chose on of the 3 sound settings on the blu ray - get to Superunknown - additional solo over intro? And alternative solos scattered throughout. If I heard this before, I got distracted and forgot!!
Anyone on here already sussed all the differences on the remaster, and have an encyclopedic knowledge? Or is there already a thread? Your input will be truly appreciated.
Also, anything similar with BMF blu ray? I'll have to listen.
One difference on UMO CD was obvious enough - no sample on Smokestack segueing over Nazi Driver.
Now, as a UK resident, I am going to see if I can claim my Superunknown 11.1 mix with my Amazon purchase as proof - not sure how far I'll get. The US version came with a download card, the UK one didn't
