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Diamonds And Pearls in Dolby ATMOS (Blu-Ray Audio)

Diamonds And Pearls in Dolby ATMOS (Blu-Ray Audio)

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Prince & The New Power Generations multi-platinum album,Diamonds And Pearls, is the veryfirst Prince studio album to be released in Dolby ATMOS, with a new mix by longtime Princeaudio engineer Chris James.

The album has also been remastered for the very first time in Stereo by Princes originalmastering engineer Bernie Grundman.

This Audiophile Blu-ray features both the Dolby ATMOS and HD Remastered Stereo (24bit /44.1kHz) audio.

The package also includes a 12 page booklet featuring the lyrics for all 13 songs on the album.
  1. Thunder
  2. Daddy Pop
  3. Diamonds And Pearls
  4. Cream
  5. Strollin
  6. Willing And Able
  7. Gett Off
  8. Walk Dont Walk
  9. Jughead
  10. Money Dont Matter 2 Night
  11. Push
  12. Insatiable
  13. Live 4 Love
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    Chuck V.
    I recommend this product
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    1 year ago
    5 Stars

    I bought this strictly for the Dolby Atmos mix and I am completely blown away by the instrument / speakers distribution of the mix. I would love it if the entire discography was released in Atmos!

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    Sharad
    I recommend this product
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    1 year ago
    5 Stars

    What a great release! The new mix brings out details and emphasis on elements that make the songs seem freshly energetic and hearing the vocals and percussion without the standard Prince hard compression is very interesting. Ultimately it brings out more of the musicianship as the rhythms and chords are brought up (Prince tended to emphasis vocals, percussion embellishments, and the beat much more than supportive chord rhythms or instrument lines as part of his brand of sound, in my opinion). Sure it's not exactly the Prince brand sound anymore, but it really is all Prince and Band. Just a different mix that has more dynamic range, and is less simplified than the original mixes.