[QUOTE] [b]Day dop wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]Day dop wrote:[/b]
Let's see if you can comment again without attacking as you've done with so many people for years now. I highly doubt you can.
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[QUOTE] [b]runner_70 wrote:[/b]
Listen to your Mr Bad guy remix you seem to be obsessed with and leave me alone with your bullcrap. Get a life. I really mean it. The MMP remix sounds atrocious and I am not the only one who has that opinion. Live with it.
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I quoted my comment above, then yours, as you proved me right and it's amusing to rub that in.
So... a new Freddie remix of Mr Bad Guy is released, and as a result, a member creates a thread, and comments on the subject...and in your tiny mind, that equates to being "obsessed"?
Well, no. If you want an example of obsession, then look no further than your very own behaviour across MANY threads for YEARS when it comes to Adam Lambert fans who you regularly pester and harass. That is a prime example of obsession. Derp!
And I find it ironic that you of all people - the person whose spent the last few years of his life dedicating so much time to harassing and trolling people (mainly Lambert fans), on Queenzone - would suggest anyone else needs to "get a life".
As for the last part you wrote, you're making the appeal to popularity fallacy.
https://www.logicallyfallacious.com/tools/lp/Bo/LogicalFallacies/40/Appeal-to-Popularity
I don't think it sounds "atrocious" whatsoever. You're being your usual hyperbolic and mellow-dramatic self.
it's certainly not flat sounding as you've repeatedly - and wrongly - stated. I know that as- unlike you - I've listened to it on a decent set-up and made a direct comparison to the original.
Perhaps you ought to have a listen to it via a decent source (CD will do it) on a decent set-up or a decent set of headphones rather than listening to an MP3 on the internet..
How about that?
However, when you eventually get the CD, it'll come as no surprise whatsoever to see you return to this thread claiming that track sounds "atrocious" as well as other hyperbolic codswallop. That's you all over.
As with others who I suspect watch but don't usually voice their view, I've witnessed your clown behaviour on here for a few years now.
You want me to "leave you alone"? (as though you're the victim here, when it's you who came onto this thread and started with the name calling bullshit, as you couldn't handle disagreement)
What if I decide not to leave you alone? What if I decide to do what you've done to other people for years (especially Lambert fans)?
Wouldn't you like a dose of your own medicine so you can see how it feels for all those you harass, pester, and obsess over?
Nice thought?
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There is a fine line between twat and asshole. YOu just crossed it. next one will be "sad cunt" I am sure you will succeed there either.- and now bugger off you awful shitface
[QUOTE] [b]Day dop wrote:[/b]
as you couldn't handle disagreement)
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What a sad idiot. COming on here claiming that those who dont like the remix need a hearing aid. Fucking loser
@ Day Dop : To answer your question no i do not need a hearing aid and i stand by my original answer the album is not greatly improved at all apart from "Foolin Around" and as i stated before the rest of the album is hardly untouched.
"Man Made Paradise" could have been dynamite if the fool that remixed it sat down and tried a few tricks with it.
The drums are 3 miles away and it sounds muffled.
I have an original copy of the Cd and top of the range Denon Hi fi system so please do not make any excuses up to support this badly mixed Cd.
[QUOTE] [b]K770i wrote:[/b]
@ Day Dop : To answer your question no i do not need a hearing aid and i stand by my original answer the album is not greatly improved at all apart from "Foolin Around" and as i stated before the rest of the album is hardly untouched.
"Man Made Paradise" could have been dynamite if the fool that remixed it sat down and tried a few tricks with it.
The drums are 3 miles away and it sounds muffled.
I have an original copy of the Cd and top of the range Denon Hi fi system so please do not make any excuses up to support this badly mixed Cd.[/QUOTE]
Amen! Foolin around sounds like a RT Wannabe is trying to drum
[QUOTE] [b]Biggus Dickus wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]dastard wrote:[/b]
When listening to the "new" Man Made Paradise while removing the left and right channels, that his voice sounds off.
I compared it to the original and even lined both vocals up in a multitracker. It sounds like the pitch of his voice was altered.
In these samples you could hear at the 8 second mark.
The first are the original lines.
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Well I'm pretty sure they've run all of Freddie's vocals thru autotune or similar for every Queen/FM release for years now. [/QUOTE]
Do you have any evidence?
I can not decide what version I like more 2019 or 1985
[QUOTE] [b]K770i wrote:[/b]
@ Day Dop : To answer your question no i do not need a hearing aid and i stand by my original answer the album is not greatly improved at all apart from "Foolin Around" and as i stated before the rest of the album is hardly untouched.
"Man Made Paradise" could have been dynamite if the fool that remixed it sat down and tried a few tricks with it.
The drums are 3 miles away and it sounds muffled.
I have an original copy of the Cd and top of the range Denon Hi fi system so please do not make any excuses up to support this badly mixed Cd.[/QUOTE]
There's many differences, but for some reason you're not hearing them. To say the rest of the album is hardly touched is just not true at all (you actually wrote "hardly untouched", but from the the rest of your message it seems you meant hardly touched, not hardly untouched).
From the bass that's been rerecorded on multiple tracks, alternations of the synths (be it volume or the amount of reverb), Mercury's voice which has had the OTT reverb taken away, to the drums. It absolutely doesn't sound muffed either. Quite the opposite. As said earlier, compared to the original, there's space between the instruments, it's more punchy, it's clearer etc.
It weird that you can't hear that for some reason. I genuinely don't understand why you're not. Because there absolutely are plenty of audible differences. So the issue is either - sorry to say - your hearing, or what you're playing the album back on.
I am totally not trying to insult you either. That would be pointless. But the fact remains that the differences I've mentioned are easy to hear, as well as the improvement in sound quality.
[QUOTE] [b]Chief Mouse wrote:[/b]
The wise one will quit replying.[/QUOTE]
I don't know how people here have put up with it for so many years on this forum. I've witnessed plenty, but tend to not get involved as I'd barely be considered a part time member here, let alone a full time member, so fortunately, I don't have to deal with it all the time like others. I don't envy folks having to put up with that shit constantly. It was much better before the clown infestation.
[QUOTE] [b]Day dop wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]Chief Mouse wrote:[/b]
The wise one will quit replying.[/QUOTE]
I don't know how people here have put up with it for so many} years on this forum. I've witnessed plenty, but tend to not get involved as I'd barely be considered a part time member here, let alone a full time member, so fortunately, I don't have to deal with it all the time like others. I don't envy folks having to put up with that shit constantly. It was much better before the clown infestation. [/QUOTE]
It was - absolutely. Before tha clown called day dop (what kinda name is that ???) that came on hear and tried to tell everyone that his opinion is the only one that counts. SOmeone should have told him that it is completely subjective to think of a remix being better or worse. But he is selling hi "elitist" opinion and others who dont like it should get a hearing aid and "don't hear that it is better". It is like saying some girl is more beautiful than the other. Completely stupid!
I have just heard "The Great Pretender" and that too sounds dull compared to the original. I am sure Abba's producers could have made a much better job of Freddie's work than the clowns that have butchered this release. "Never Boring" has become boring and flat.
Roger Taylor once said that "Live Killers" sounded terrible so this sound production crap has been going on for years in the Queen camp.
They couldn't even be arsed to do surround sound mixes for the bluray.
Cheapskate bastards.
Exactly who the fuck was on the mixing desk needs shooting.
By the way The Freddie Mercury releases should not be called "Special Edition" it should be called "Fucked up Edition"
[QUOTE] [b]runner_70 wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]Day dop wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]Chief Mouse wrote:[/b]
The wise one will quit replying.[/QUOTE]
I don't know how people here have put up with it for so many} years on this forum. I've witnessed plenty, but tend to not get involved as I'd barely be considered a part time member here, let alone a full time member, so fortunately, I don't have to deal with it all the time like others. I don't envy folks having to put up with that shit constantly. It was much better before the clown infestation. [/QUOTE]
It was - absolutely. Before tha clown called day dop (what kinda name is that ???) that came on hear and tried to tell everyone that his opinion is the only one that counts. SOmeone should have told him that it is completely subjective to think of a remix being better or worse. But he is selling hi "elitist" opinion and others who dont like it should get a hearing aid and "don't hear that it is better". It is like saying some girl is more beautiful than the other. Completely stupid!
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Incorrect as per usual,
What is subjective is whether you like it or not.
However, when it comes to dynamics, loudness, limiting etc, that's not subjective.
The new version of Mr Bad Guy is certainly not "flat" as you described it.
Comprehendo? I'll say it again: When it comes to dynamics, loudness, limiting etc, that's not subjective.
What next? Are you going to suggest that it's subjective whether there's such a thing as gravity? Whether 9/11 was a controlled demolition? Whether vaccinations are generally safe overall?
Oh sorry, is that me being "elitist", you uneducated dunce?
You calling anyone else "completely stupid" is as ironic as you - the biggest troll on this forum who spends an unhealthy amount of time harassing and pestering Lambert fans - coming out with "get a life".
[QUOTE] [b]runner_70 wrote:[/b]
What a sad idiot. COming on here claiming that those who dont like the remix need a hearing aid. Fucking loser[/QUOTE]
Straw man alert!
I never once claimed that. Not once.
The reason a hearing aid might be required is not being able to hear the differences between the original version and the new version. That isn't about whether anyone likes it or not. It's about not being able to hear the differences That's probably too complicated for a simpleton such as yourself to grasp, right? Yeah, I thought so.
Btw, have you ever heard of The Dunning Kruger effect? It applies to you...
"The Dunning-Kruger effect (also known as Mount Stupid[1] or Smug Snake[2]), named after David Dunning and Justin Kruger of Cornell University, occurs where people fail to adequately assess their level of competence — or specifically, their incompetence — at a task and thus consider themselves much more competent than everyone else. This lack of awareness is attributed to their lower level of competence robbing them of the ability to critically analyse their performance, leading to a significant overestimation of themselves. In simple words it's "people who are too ignorant to know how ignorant they are"."
https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Dunning-Kruger_effect
You're a fucking embarrassment.
[QUOTE] [b]K770i wrote:[/b]
Exactly who the fuck was on the mixing desk needs shooting.[/QUOTE]
Why? Because you can't hear the difference between the original version and the new version?
Some examples that I mentioned earlier...
1) The alterations to the synths - be it louder / quieter / added reverb etc
2) The rerecorded bass on many of the tracks (2,4,5,7,10,11)
3) The new more organic sounding drums
4) The OTT reverb removed from Freddie Mercury's voice
How are you not able to hear the differences> Differences that others here can hear. And how is it the person at the mixing desks fault that you can't hear what others can?
