Featuring two versions of the song Uluwatu Sunrise Mix and Sunset Bros Remix, the electronic music scenes reigning songstress shines on the new release, highlighting her signature serene and velvety voice amid downtempo indie-chill background beats.

The combination creates a sonic aesthetic that is both thoughtful and dream-worthy, with poignant lyrics that speak of freedom and unrestrained love.

The song is about the feeling of freedom that comes from being surrounded by people who accept us exactly as we are, says Amba.

Chunk of Learning to Fly, as-is off the BluRay, 24-96 6 Channel wav: View attachment 44995 Chunk of Learning to Fly, off the BluRay, 24-96 6 Channel wav with the Front Vocals boosted in RX-7 Advanced: View attachment 44996.

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Do they really needed to cut the bass solo from this mix Anyway great sound and picture.

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PULSE looks better than my LD so Im happy and now full resolution 5.1 audio so double happy.

Never a favourite but I think I can listen to this version better.

TDB same 5.1 mix I already have from previous boxset.

No full resolution stereo here tho.

TER same 5.1 mix but new background video.

Knebworth sound is great, specially on 5.1.

Some odd cuts here and there on the mix as with the rest of the live material.

If you are very familiar with the material the changescuts through this boxset stick out like a sore thumb.

So, I moved on to On the Turning Away, as a potentially fairer comparison.

Much clearer vocal, as one might expect, given the bolder singing.

Switching back to What Do You Want I again just dont hear dramatic differences in production.

Part of that might be the fact that I listened to it for the first time immediately after listening to Avalon for the first time (which I got at a used book store for 35).

I am not sure exactly what the program does to the non-vocal material, so first I tried it on the entire 5.1 file, then I pulled off the fronts as a stereo file, boosted the vocals on that, then I patched it back into the 5.1 file overwriting the original 5.1 fronts.

To me it did sound quite a bit easier on the brain, but it still didnt shine like a superb 5.1 mix.

I suppose I am just expecting too much.

I went back and listened to The Division Bell again and EB is right, as the mix fills with more and more instruments and sounds, it does sound very similar.

I might play around with this some more, but I will again stand on my disappointment with this release.

I own the complete Japanese Cardboard Sleeve Mini LPs SHM CD stereo of all the Pink Floyd albums and looked at the DR values for A Momentary Lapse Of Reason (stereo) SHM CD vs the stereo BD 2496 of the new set.

The SHM CD actually sounds a hair better and the DRs are 11,10,10,10,09,09,11,12,09,11,09.

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These numbers where taken from JRiver software and not a big deal, just a note for the hobbyist.

Chunk of Learning to Fly, as-is off the BluRay, 24-96 6 Channel wav.