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Thread started 07/08/10 4:33am

SunnySkies

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In these reissuing times(!)

i want to see Aretha`s "lost" atlantic albums on cd....

La Diva

Sweet passion

With everything i feel in me

You

Almighty fire

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Reply #1 posted 07/08/10 5:48am

Caramelpfe

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For the longest time I have wanted a reissue of Aretha's "You" & "With Everything I Feel In Me"

Sometimes the snap crackle & pop gets on my last nerve biggrin

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Reply #2 posted 07/08/10 6:10am

Harlepolis

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For the longest time I have wanted a reissue of Aretha's "You" & "With Everything I Feel In Me"

Sometimes the snap crackle & pop gets on my last nerve

It depends on who does the remastering though disbelief I'm not content with some of the stuff that got remastered.

Sometimes I'd rather settle with my snack crackle & pop instead of some of these remastered "twofers"(or what you call them). The sound is stale, and hell, sometimes even some of the instruments disappear because of the remaster process,,,,it just ruins it.

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Reply #3 posted 07/08/10 7:01am

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If they do the lost Aretha....they gotta follow it up with the lost Cher CDs from the 70s...esp. this one:

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Reply #4 posted 07/08/10 7:17am

MidniteMagnet

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SunnySkies said:

i want to see Aretha`s "lost" atlantic albums on cd....

La Diva

Sweet passion

With everything i feel in me

You

Almighty fire

Yes!!! I have a bootleg of Almighty Fire that sounds great. I'm Your Speed kills me every time. The CD is the second collaboration between Aretha and Curtis.

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Reply #5 posted 07/08/10 8:05am

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I have often wondered why, despite begging and pleading from her fans, Atlantic/Rhino has refused to reissue those particular Aretha albums on CD???

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Reply #6 posted 07/08/10 8:06am

Caramelpfe

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Harlepolis said:

Caramelpfe said:

For the longest time I have wanted a reissue of Aretha's "You" & "With Everything I Feel In Me"

Sometimes the snap crackle & pop gets on my last nerve

It depends on who does the remastering though I'm not content with some of the stuff that got remastered.

Sometimes I'd rather settle with my snack crackle & pop instead of some of these remastered "twofers"(or what you call them). The sound is stale, and hell, sometimes even some of the instruments disappear because of the remaster process,,,,it just ruins it.

I would agree, I have a few reissues that are just awfull, some of these companies stick remastered on the cd thinking you somehow wont notice the sound disbelief

BBR & Reel Music have done a great job on all their remasters thumbs up!

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Reply #7 posted 07/08/10 8:56am

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I just saw this on Rhino's site:

http://www.rhino.com/shop...Inside-dvd

The Best Of Aretha Franklin (Quadraphonic Mix) (Handmade)

Aretha Franklin

Aretha's out-of-print 1973 Quadraphonic album released for the first time ever on DTS DVD
Features four channels of 24-bit, 96 kHz audio (down-scalable to 24-bit, 48 kHz)
12 tracks including an extended version of "Rock Steady" and a rare version of "Chain Of Fools"
Released on 08/17/10

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Aretha Franklin

For its second Quadio release, Rhino Handmade gives “Respect” to one of the greatest singers of all time with a reissue of The Best Of Aretha Franklin, a collection of stone-classic soul music that was released in 1973 exclusively in Quadraphonic. Out-of-print for decades, this music-only DVD features unique quad mixes by legendary producer Tom Dowd that have not been available since the original release.

Featuring four channels of 24-bit, 96 kHz audio (down-scalable to 24-bit, 48 kHz), this DTS DVD is to be played in a DVD player with Surround Sound in order to enjoy the Quadraphonic mix as intended. The release does not include a two-channel stereo mix.

THE BEST OF ARETHA FRANKLIN (QUADRAPHONIC MIX) contains 12 tracks, including an extended version of “Rock Steady” with music by the Memphis Horns that was cut from the stereo version and can only be heard in this Quadraphonic mix. The disc also includes a rare version of “Chain Of Fools” with an extended introduction. This version was released in stereo in 1995 as part of Rhino’s expanded edition of Lady Soul.

These songs spotlight Franklin during her white-hot run with Atlantic Records and capture the singer at the pinnacle of her hitmaking prowess. The collection opens with “Respect,” a song that topped both the Pop and R&B charts in 1967 and went on to become the singer’s signature hit. The disc gathers many of the Queen of Soul’s crown jewels and accounts for no less than eight #1 R&B hits, including “Baby, I Love You,” “Spanish Harlem,” “Don’t Play That Song, “Call Me,” and a cover of the Simon and Garfunkel ballad “Bridge Over Troubled Water.”

One of the earliest offerings of what would later be known as Surround Sound, Quadraphonic sound uses four channels and speakers placed in four corners of a room to create signals that are independent of one another. To learn more, visit Rhino Handmade’s primer on Quadraphonic sound at www.rhino.com/global/what-quad .
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