Roy Orbison - A Black & White Night (Live) DTS

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Roy Orbison - A Black And White Night Live DTS
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Artist...............: Roy Orbison
Album................: A Black And White Night
Genre................: Pop
Source...............: Lossless flac, Thanks Pimpelpaars
Year.................: 1989
Burn test............: 10/26/2012
Channels.............: DTS 5.1 / 44100 HZ / 16 Bit
Posted by............: MrMalikai 10/00/2012
Included.............: NFO, WAV, CUE, Covers

Information..........: There is not much separation, it sounds good.
You may want to turn the subwoofer down.
Play it LOUD!
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Tracklisting
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1. (00:02:44) Roy Orbison - Only The Lonely
2. (00:03:09) Roy Orbison - In Dreams
3. (00:03:50) Roy Orbison - Dream Baby (How Long Must I Dream)
4. (00:02:59) Roy Orbison - Leah
5. (00:05:13) Roy Orbison - Move On Down The Line
6. (00:03:08) Roy Orbison - Crying
7. (00:03:07) Roy Orbison - Mean Woman Blues
8. (00:02:31) Roy Orbison - Running Scared
9. (00:03:11) Roy Orbison - Blue Bayou
10. (00:03:34) Roy Orbison - Candy Man
11. (00:03:20) Roy Orbison - Uptown
12. (00:04:11) Roy Orbison - Ooby Dooby
13. (00:03:37) Roy Orbison - The Comedians
14. (00:03:26) Roy Orbison - (All I Can Do Is) Dream You
15. (00:03:13) Roy Orbison - It's Over
16. (00:06:20) Roy Orbison - Oh Pretty Woman

Playing Time.........: 00:57:31
Total Size...........: 580.00 MB
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It's a stereo to DTS 5.1 conversion. Burn it to a standard CD-R.
Can be played on home theater systems that have a DTS decoder
and on PC's with the software to play DTS.
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The best recorded Roy Orbison live disc ever issued, taken from the soundtrack of the HBO
concert from the 1980s with VIP guests like Bruce Springsteen and Elvis Costello. This was a
sort of magical video, and the performances are splendid, along with the good feelings involved.
On the other hand, the performances are extremely reverential to the established studio versions
of the songs (all of the hits are here), and intended to mimic them, so this isn't quite the same
as a live album as it would have been done back when. The pity is that neither Monument nor
MGM ever taped any complete concerts by Orbison from the 1960s, and all we have are the TV
appearances from Europe. http://www.allmusic.com