Favorite DVD-As?
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Racer
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Favorite DVD-As?
So of course I went out and bought 3 DVD-As before I even got my car - Metallica, Disturbed and Seal.
Just got ".38 Special - Live at Sturgis" last night on DualDisc. Pretty cool hearing the crowd cheering from my back seats...
So what are some of your favorite DVD-As and DualDiscs? I'd love to find "Teenage Wasteland" in DVD-A format...
-LOD
Just got ".38 Special - Live at Sturgis" last night on DualDisc. Pretty cool hearing the crowd cheering from my back seats...
So what are some of your favorite DVD-As and DualDiscs? I'd love to find "Teenage Wasteland" in DVD-A format...
-LOD
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So far I've gotten 3:
Porcupine Tree - In Absentia: Already a superbly recorded CD, sounds amazing in the TL.
Led Zeppelin - How the West Was Won: Not really the greatest display of the capability of 5.1 and DVD-A. Then again, considering the source (the tapes they were made from), its sound pretty nice
Allman Brothers Band - Live at the Fillmore East: I can't tell you how many different formats I've bought this album in, and while it suffers from the same problems as the Zepp disc, its still the best version of the album to date.
The demo disc is also in the changer, and is great to show the system with. I still want to upgrade the subwoofer though, just need a touch more bass. Coming from a car with 3 10" JL woofers, I was suprised that I only felt the need for slightly more than stock.
Porcupine Tree - In Absentia: Already a superbly recorded CD, sounds amazing in the TL.
Led Zeppelin - How the West Was Won: Not really the greatest display of the capability of 5.1 and DVD-A. Then again, considering the source (the tapes they were made from), its sound pretty nice
Allman Brothers Band - Live at the Fillmore East: I can't tell you how many different formats I've bought this album in, and while it suffers from the same problems as the Zepp disc, its still the best version of the album to date.
The demo disc is also in the changer, and is great to show the system with. I still want to upgrade the subwoofer though, just need a touch more bass. Coming from a car with 3 10" JL woofers, I was suprised that I only felt the need for slightly more than stock.
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I have Porcupine Tree - In Absentia and like it (generally). The sound quality is great and the panning is not too gimicky. My only problem with it is it has far less bass than my other discs which sound more balanced.
The only disc I bought when I first got the car was Fleetwood Mac Rumors and I'm pretty disappointed by it. The quality from track to track is all over the map.
I have a few DTS CDs and my favorite of all my surround discs is Lyle Lovett's Joshua Judges Ruth. I use that disc any time I'm setting up a system or getting to know a room's sonic characteristics.
The only disc I bought when I first got the car was Fleetwood Mac Rumors and I'm pretty disappointed by it. The quality from track to track is all over the map.
I have a few DTS CDs and my favorite of all my surround discs is Lyle Lovett's Joshua Judges Ruth. I use that disc any time I'm setting up a system or getting to know a room's sonic characteristics.
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Check this thread - What Is Your Best DVD-A Disc? Mods, maybe combine these two?
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Originally Posted by legionofdoom
So what are some of your favorite DVD-As and DualDiscs? I'd love to find "Teenage Wasteland" in DVD-A format...
-LOD
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"Teenage Wasteland" is a part of a lyric in the classic song "Baba O'Reilly" by The Who...
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