The Colonel checked this stream of advice to listen to the firing, which had reached a new intensity, almost as if the two sides were equally desperate to reach a victory before the sun dipped beneath the horizon.Not our business, thank God. Give a clever slave an inch and he'll take you for everything you've got. And for the Lord's sake take that gun off him! For a start it's illegal, but more important if you encourage him to think he's a cut above the other darkies he'll soon think he's a cut above you. Don't put up with that kind of nonsense! And have him cut his hair off. Lucifer? Is that what he calls himself? Dear Lord, Swynyard said, shocked by the name's impiety.Find out what he's really called, Starbuck. Eat sensibly and by the way what do you do for a living? Strong healthy parents, disease-free, and her body in excellent condition. So many sacred texts with all their imponderable mysteries went up in smoke.
And in the holocaust that followed, so much was irretrievably lost. Time had run out for the Emperors and chimney sweeps. The DTS CD struck me as offering very good sound quality, but (and maybe partially because of the nature of the material) it didn't really come across as a remarkable example of the format - it simply provides a new, entertaining and mostly successful way for fans to enjoy the album.Giovanni Longo was brave, my Master said calmly, surveying everything and then returning his cool glance to the red-haired man.They were all brave. Overall, I thought this was a fresh, enjoyable way to experience this album, but it didn't stand out as a remarkable example of the DTS CD format either in sound quality or surround use.Įxtras: No extras are included on DTS CDs.įinal Thoughts: "Night Calls" is a terrific album featuring some great Cocker performances as well as some very well done covers (Elton John, The Beatles, Prince). The backing instruments occasionally sounded slightly bright to me, but this was definitely not a major complaint and I only felt this way a couple of brief moments. His remarkably deep, soulful vocals come through with an impressively clear, warm and natural sound.
Cocker's voice is captured, sound-wise, perfectly.
Cocker's voice really dominates the proceedings, as I think it should, but there were times when it did tend to overshadow the backing musicians just a little bit much. The "surround-style" used really doesn't change much from song to song, either.Īudio quality sounded fine throughout the album. For the majority, there is nothing "flashy" or impressive, but it suits the material well. Occasionally, he lets Cocker's voice take over the room such as on "Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me", where his voice is spread out across both the front speakers and offered by the surrounds. The surround-sound presentation of the music takes a pretty traditional approach throughout the album, moving some of the instruments into the surrounds as well as the backing vocals to highlight both and open up the sound.
SOUND: Mixed by the famed David Tickle (who has worked on countless surround-sound music presentations), "Night Calls" takes the 1992 recording and presents it in DTS 5.1/20 bit audio.
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