Errors / Issues on 'The Lot' (First Edition)

Sorry, yes, I wasn't very clear with my post. I mean the first second of the album version is cut off. The single version is fine. But the opening second of the single version should also be on the album version. If you know what I mean :D

^ My brain hurts now : )

Update from Amazon UK:
Unfortunately, the release date for the item(s) listed below was changed by
the supplier, and we need to provide you with a new estimated delivery date
based on the new release date:

Roger Taylor "The Lot"
Estimated arrival date: November 29 2013 - November 30 2013

^ Sounds like you are still getting the Supersaver delivery, if you ask they'll probably upgrade you to free Monday delivery for the inconvenience, they did for me, I am supposed to get it 25th.

Of course, I full expect the record company not to deliver again, but there you go...

Just received my copy, fortunately no duplicate or missing CD's. Have to say that the tracks which were previously only available on vinyl sound a bit thin to my ears? I Wanna Testify and Turn On The TV sound great, but the extended mixes of Strange Frontier, Man On Fire and Manipulator seem to be a bit low on bass?

[QUOTE] [b]cmi wrote:[/b]

DVD issues:

1. Shove It video - bad quality soundtrack which can be replaced with high quality album version - it hasn't been done.
2. The Unblinking Eye video - lossy quality soundtrack which can be replaced with high quality track from CD single - it hasn't been done.
(...)
4. Liar live version video - low quality audio, cut at the beginning.[/QUOTE]

Thanks for pointing this out. I´m looking forward for the fixed edition of "The lot".

Please confirm what info is given on The singles disc 2 when inserted into a computer.

[QUOTE] [b]Victor Kruger wrote:[/b]

Please confirm what info is given on The singles disc 2 when inserted into a computer.[/QUOTE]

the info from disc 1

Thanks Michael, anyone else have the same?

a question: is foxy lady present in the mad bad &... album?
thank you
Luca

Yes, track 8.

Long time stalker/first time poster.

Firstly - great to have to box even including the errors. Replacements would be great but I'm neither holding my breath or that worried overall.

Next - surprised that no-one seems to have spotted the speed issue on Future Management. Listen to the synth on the opening bar and it's all over the place and is on average about 1/4 tone down from the original - whether compared to the 96 CD or the vinyl.

I have question about DVD audio it's stereo or DTS?

[QUOTE] [b]daga wrote:[/b]

I have question about DVD audio it's stereo or DTS?[/QUOTE]

PCM 2.0 24/48

PS one thing I'm really not that keen on is the amount of brickwalling on the remastering: the dynamic range is quite significantly reduced. Looking at Man On Fire from 1.00 - 2.00 the dynamic range on the original CD is about 21.5db. On the new CD it's about 18.8db.