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Jun 16, 2018
Fullfilling a childhood dream
When I was a teenager I bought Chicago VIII on vinyl, and the cover has QUADRAPHONIC scrolled along the top of the album cover. I knew what thst meant, but didn't realize at the time that I needed a turntable, amplifier, and speakers capable of playing the record in that format. Over the years, I've always wondered what it would sound like. I didn't realize until I saw this package that almost all of their early albums had quad mixes. I now have a system capable of exploiting the advantages of multi-channel, so I jumped on this opportunity, even though I already have most of these on standard stereo CDs. Hearing them in this format is like hearing them for the first time.
Mar 23, 2021
I thought this might've been a cheap knockoff
1 of 1 found this helpful Firstly, the music is epic! Mesmerizing! My problem is strickly with the packaging. I still prefer CDs over downloads because I enjoy reading the song lyrics (and sometimes singing along) and looking at the pics. It's satisfying to have something physical to hold to substantiate my purchase. None of that, however, is included. Nor are there any song titles (not even on the CD itself). As for pictures, they're all pretty much the same -- of the Weeknd with makeup to make him look like he's beaten up and bleeding. But there's no explanation as to the meaning or message to this theme. Had there been lyrics included, I may have been able to discern his overall concept, but it is impossible for me to understand what he's saying, especially on the first few tracks.
Sonically, this borders on a masterpiece. But as an overall presentation, it feels like no effort was made to provide any substantial content beyond the music itself. I thought I may have bought a cheap Chinese pirated knockoff, but after some searching I realized this is what you get. Apparently, only of the LP version includes even the song titles! For that reason, it makes little sense to buy the physical CD. You're getting the same thing at a lower cost by just buying a download.
Oct 09, 2018
Good value, but limited content
I made this purchase because it combined several albums that I was having a hard time finding at affordable prices, or finding at all. The CDs themselves are, of course, perfectly fine. Nothing special like surround sound, but they sound as good as your system allows.
What was disappointing was the packaging. Unlike nicer collections like Chicago's Qudio, which accurately recreates each album package, incuding lyric booklets, posters, even stickers -- albeit on a smaller scale, the LRB CD jackets look like the originals but that's it.
If you're buying this strictly for the music and just want to plop the discs into your 5 disc CD carousel, hit play, and walk away, then this collection is for you. But if you're looking to create the original albums experience, you're better off tracking down the individual CDs -- if you can find them, and afford them.