Thanks I did notice that there was no audio menu option
On another note, watching INXS Live baby Live was quite a musical experience, with much superior decoding from the Chord DAC, I had this on VHS tape.
I read up on Michael Hutchence, who sufferance from a severe Brain injury when he was assaulted by a taxi driver, which apparently led to his untimely death.
Very sad how a such an iconic superstar’s life was permanently damaged due to a violent incident.
The standout performance of the blu ray for me is “lately” such a musical performance…
I always loved the song from the “X” CD, but seeing this live, with a hi-end DAC/amp/speaker, is another level musical goosebumps for me.
I am going to order the new 2 CD album for this release…
My Mum is over from the UK visiting all her extended family here in Perth and just before she came over she went to watch the Tina Turner musical and was very impressed, so I lent her Tina Turner’s Biography Book which she has just finished reading but she had never seen a Tina Turner Concert so we watched this together this afternoon.
My Mum was very impressed, there will never be anybody coming close to replacing Tina as the Queen of Rock n Roll.
Steven Wilson has just released a 4K UHD of Home Invasion, but I believe the audio is the same as the original Bluray, just the video is now 4K. The Bluray is excellent, so I’m not planning on a second version.
I agree, if you already have the regular Bluray version then no point in upgrading to the 4K version if the audio is the same, especially as any modern high end Bluray Player will upscale the regular Bluray to 4K anyway.
My Panasonic 9000 is absolutely brilliant at upscaling DVDs and regular Blurays, the picture quality is excellent, obviously not quite as good as full blown 4K from a disc but very close for Bluray discs and a little less picture quality for upscaled DVDs.
just saw this, was again quite sad to see the consequences of the violent incident (leading to his head hitting the pavement and causing permanent brain damage) which led to Michael Hutchence’s untimely death.
I went ahead and ordered the twin CD pack of the Live baby live album and also the 4K blu ray version, it may not be much better than the 2K blu ray, but I just want see it in Native 4K and see for myself.
He did commit suicide in despair due to a number of reasons… fear of losing custody of his daughter and the fact that after the brain damage he suffered when his head hit the pavement he was never the same person again and suffered from constant depression.
It was also apparent that due to brain damage he was living in constant anxiety of not being able to be the same cool and charismatic person the world loved and wanted from him.
He never disclosed this while he was alive (he didn’t want even his band to think less of him), and it’s only now much later that we know he had permanent brain damage.
