A Mark In Time
Mark Knopfler Discussion => Mark Knopfler Discussion Forum => Topic started by: JF on March 25, 2020, 11:36:38 AM
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I just got the information this morning from Universal
I wrote a little thing on my blog : https://textes-blog-rock-n-roll.fr/lintegrale-studio-de-dire-straits-en-cd-le-15-mai/
the content of the boxset is the same as vinyls, but in digipack CD format
also, BIA and LH in half speed master vinyl on june 5th
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I just got the information this morning from Universal
I wrote a little thing on my blog : https://textes-blog-rock-n-roll.fr/lintegrale-studio-de-dire-straits-en-cd-le-15-mai/
the content of the boxset is the same as vinyls, but in digipack CD format
also, BIA and LH in half speed master vinyl on june 5th
So again, nothing new? I mean, outtakes, live recordings etc..
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Lol, how many times can they sell the same stuff, but in a different wrapping? Throw us a bone already!
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Lol, how many times can they sell the same stuff, but in a different wrapping? Throw us a bone already!
Fully agree
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I just got the information this morning from Universal
I wrote a little thing on my blog : https://textes-blog-rock-n-roll.fr/lintegrale-studio-de-dire-straits-en-cd-le-15-mai/
the content of the boxset is the same as vinyls, but in digipack CD format
also, BIA and LH in half speed master vinyl on june 5th
So again, nothing new? I mean, outtakes, live recordings etc..
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unfortunaletly not
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How about a collection of all the singles and b-sides? Alternate takes?
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Why don’t they release the solo albums on vinyl?
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Lol, how many times can they sell the same stuff, but in a different wrapping? Throw us a bone already!
Lots of times, don't get me started on Tubular Bells!!! I have many many editions and variations of it.
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They'll have a hard enough job trying to flog this again at the best of times.
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Mark is managed by shittiest management company I've ever seen. Holy crap.
It's what he wants, though. :'(
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Mark is managed by shittiest management company I've ever seen. Holy crap.
It's what he wants, though. :'(
This is more related to the record company than MK management.
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Looks like there was also a repress planned of the box set on vinyl if this information is correct:
https://upcomingvinyl.com/record/dire-straits-studio-albums-1978-1991
Also some threads on the internet that this cd box set was due in 2018, via Rhino:
https://forums.stevehoffman.tv/threads/dire-straits-the-studio-albums-1978-1991-cd-box-set.748396/
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Mark is managed by shittiest management company I've ever seen. Holy crap.
It's what he wants, though. :'(
This is more related to the record company than MK management.
True, but the first statement is also correct as his contract must've included something like this.
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A friend of mine sent me yesterday a mail telling me the following:
when you listen to Water of Love from the latest box, do you hear something "strange " at 1:54?
I never listened to the cds in the box as I thought it was exactly the same, but I played it just to hear what my friend was talking about, and I found some national steel sounds i never heard before, and that's repeated during all the song here and there.
Then I played Setting Me Up, and I found a lot of guitar sounds that I never noticed before!
I was curious and played Six blade knife, to again discover a lot of things, like percussion things I never ever noticed before, some strange vocals sounds like in minute 1:56.
I didn't have time to listen to the rest but I think I would do as soon as I can, as this mix really has something different. I wonder if the other cds have something new too.
Did any of you noticed that things?
I can't remember if this version in this box was remastered from the masters or what it is, but for me all these things were not present on Muff Winwood version of 1978.
What do you think?
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A friend of mine sent me yesterday a mail telling me the following:
when you listen to Water of Love from the latest box, do you hear something "strange " at 1:54?
I never listened to the cds in the box as I thought it was exactly the same, but I played it just to hear what my friend was talking about, and I found some national steel sounds i never heard before, and that's repeated during all the song here and there.
Then I played Setting Me Up, and I found a lot of guitar sounds that I never noticed before!
I was curious and played Six blade knife, to again discover a lot of things, like percussion things I never ever noticed before, some strange vocals sounds like in minute 1:56.
I didn't have time to listen to the rest but I think I would do as soon as I can, as this mix really has something different. I wonder if the other cds have something new too.
Did any of you noticed that things?
I can't remember if this version in this box was remastered from the masters or what it is, but for me all these things were not present on Muff Winwood version of 1978.
What do you think?
I see all of you noticed those things and didn't impressed you at all.
OK.
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A friend of mine sent me yesterday a mail telling me the following:
when you listen to Water of Love from the latest box, do you hear something "strange " at 1:54?
I never listened to the cds in the box as I thought it was exactly the same, but I played it just to hear what my friend was talking about, and I found some national steel sounds i never heard before, and that's repeated during all the song here and there.
Then I played Setting Me Up, and I found a lot of guitar sounds that I never noticed before!
I was curious and played Six blade knife, to again discover a lot of things, like percussion things I never ever noticed before, some strange vocals sounds like in minute 1:56.
I didn't have time to listen to the rest but I think I would do as soon as I can, as this mix really has something different. I wonder if the other cds have something new too.
Did any of you noticed that things?
I can't remember if this version in this box was remastered from the masters or what it is, but for me all these things were not present on Muff Winwood version of 1978.
What do you think?
I see all of you noticed those things and didn't impressed you at all.
OK.
Personally, I'm too lazy to check it out. What's the version you're talking about? CD? I don't even have a CD player. If that's the thing with remasters, why not all the versions have these new sounds? So it's CD specific? It's a mystery to me...
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It's the one in the last DS Studio box, I guess it's the same version in the vinyls box, I don't know as I never played the vinyls.
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I don't have the CDs. I didn't notice anything different on the vinyl but I can check.
Is it on Spotify?
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I don't have the CDs. I didn't notice anything different on the vinyl but I can check.
Is it on Spotify?
Don't know if that same version is the one on spotify, didn't checked. Try the vinyls with headphones.
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I have the CD box and listened to it some months ago 2 times each album
I don't remember hearing such things
I will have a third listening as soon as I can
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I see all of you noticed those things and didn't impressed you at all.
OK.
Take it easy.
Let us the time to do an A\B check.
You know everytime I play Dire Straits I have to lisen to the whole album otherwise sompething rings inside me as "incompleted" :wave
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For example, in In the Gallery there some voices doing like whispers you can listen to it at 1:57, I never heard that before... Maybe it was there all the time and never noticed?
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For example, in In the Gallery there some voices doing like whispers you can listen to it at 1:57, I never heard that before... Maybe it was there all the time and never noticed?
I can't check the CD right now, but I heard whispers from the first time I listened to in the gallery
You can heard it on the official YT video clip that dates from 2018 :
https://youtu.be/0_6CaC_gNCk
nothing new for me