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Onironauti - Il Suono Della Dignità

Another: something went wrong with the mastering for both "L'Amour Toujours II" & "Laboratorio 2". I always noticed they sounded a bit weird, especially in the bass department when you compared some of the tracks that were also released on EPs, singles and such. Now, L'Amour Toujours II had some EQ tweaks that made it also sound rather bright. That's not what i'm talking about though. On both releases, somehow the bass frequencies are "lagging behind" the rest of the track, resulting in phase shifting going on in the bass. Mostly below 200hz. Here's a spectral view of "Luce" from the "Movimenti Incoerenti" WEB release compared to Laboratorio 2: This is also visible on the synth waveform at the start. It's more or less a clear sawtooth wave on the EP, it is quite obscured by the bass phase-shifting on LAB2: I tried fixing LAB2 in software, but it doesn't really work as this shift seems to be gradual and does not happen at a specific frequency point.

4:04 "extended"

maybe different version... cover-artwork SCREAMS AI

demnächst: "feat. Scialadance & Lento Violento X Astro Musico With Gigi Noise Maker"

Onironauti - Il Suono Della Dignità

Die Kommentare auf Social Media zu der Ankündigungen gehen jedenfalls wieder in eine bestimmte Richtung... er solle doch gleich im Pony Club Sylt auflegen etc. Ich bin mal gespannt, ob er sich das wirklich in Deutschland nochmal antun möchte. Selbst rbb schreibt z.B. im Ankündigungstext um gleich wieder das Thema anzureißen: Und um den Elefanten im Raum (Nazi-Parolen bei "L’amour toujours") zu benennen: Signore D’Agostino sagte dazu, dass dieser Song "eine Hymne an die Liebe" sei.

Er wird wohl langsam Senil. Er hat damals im Chor mitgesungen + bei der "Auguri" Version einen kurzen Gruß per Telefonschalte hinterlassen: "eeeh ci sono anche io Buon Natale da Gigi D'Agostino"

Naja das wurde nicht von Gigi sondern automatisch vom herausgebenden Label auf Youtube gebracht. Passt nattürlich jetzt zur Weinachtszeit. Aber der Track ist fast 30 Jahre alt und es gab ihn auch schon vorher in Downloadshops zu kaufen.

Mir zu weit weg. (NRW). Viel Spaß wenn er denn wirklich so weit kommt.

Öhm... https://www.discogs.com/release/6347073-DAgostino-Planet-Fly https://www.discogs.com/master/106678-DAgostino-Planet-Fly https://www.discogs.com/release/188632-DAgostino-Planet-Fly (P) Media Records Srl 1995 (C) Media Songs Srl 1995 ISRC: IT OOB 95 00077

Oder doch mit dem alt bekannten ZYX cover...zumindest laut ihrer Website. Wer weiß woher dieses "Seifenblasen"-Design von decks.de stammt.

Basiert auf: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jHHNsludTBc

It's fine I guess. Immediately noticed the Careless Whisper Melody

Deep Diver - Silence https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=-B0ZiGhVEEU "Dance with me the Sky" ? wtf ZYX, können die KI Stimmen nicht Mal die richtigen Lyrics nutzen? XD

Das Cover haben Sie minimal angepasst. Dieser weiße "Mixed by Gigi D'Agostino" Zusatz der alten ZYX CDs ist nun transparent und so eher eine "Seifenblase" :P : Ist ja auch nach wie vor ungewöhnlich das eine Reise des Gigi D'Agostino gemixt wurde von...Gigi D'Agostino.

Vinyl release of a mixed CD would be a peak ZYX move...

Daniele besitzt einen neuen discogs account mit dem er wieder permanent das Bild der einzelnen Testpressung auf das der späteren 6 ändert. Bei Versuch ihn zu korrigieren wird nach persönlichen Daten (Adresse) gefragt und mit Anwalt gedroht... Ohne Worte...

ZYX bringt MAL WIEDER die Il Grande Viaggio Compilation CD neu raus... https://www.buecher.de/artikel/musik/il-grande-viaggio/75877357/#tab_details

Da gab es ja nie ein veröffentlichtes Frontcover zu. (gut, das von der "Those Were The Days" Vinyl habe ich auch schnell selber erstellt*g* )

+ "Those Were The Days ('Mix Ppcom 8 - Hit Music Winter')" DJ Maxwell used a longer version of the Gigi & Luca Noise version here with the third "la la la la" loop at the end that can also be found on the earlier promo mix. HOWEVER it does also include the bridge before the first verse that's not found on the promo mix. I guess the history of this track is something like: (possible #0 = Same as #1 but possibly with the vocal mistake "Those Were The Day" like the "radio" version from Discoparade Winter 2005) #1 = Mix from Promo "Some Experiments" ~ 5:30 in lenght #2 = Mix from Ppcom 8. The bridge at this point had been added, but the final "la la" loop not removed yet. ~ 6:04 in lenght #3 = Mix from Disco Tanz with the "la la" loop removed and tempo/pitch slightly lowered. ~ 5:55 in lenght #4 = "Su Le Mano" version with new beat portion during verse and fadeout at the end. ~5:20 in lenght It's fascinating how many little alterations to this track are "out there". This might also explain why the announced vinyl release never happened. Maybe Gigi was never happy with it or something, lol

In a similar fashion, some of the 2005 era songs that appeared on samplers in Italy have less compressed mastering on those. The most noticeable example I found was "Those Were The Days (Gigi Dag & Luca Noise)". On "DJ Zone 17 - Dance Session 07", the track has around 2.6dB more dynamic range and looks like it's completely uncompressed. I also has a slightly longer fadeout and such. And I hope on one of these that hasn't been found/added to discogs yet we will one day find the full "Pathos" version of that track that made it to "Discoparade Winter 2005". :P

Another thing I just rememberd: The ZYX "Bla Bla Bla" single seems to use an earlier master than all other releases. The biggest noticeable difference is that "Abbentenza Mix" has a longer fadeout (around 5 seconds). The channels are also reversed, though that could be a classic ZYX messup (this also happened on their New Years Day & Gin Lemon singles partially.)

Good to see he hasn't completely dedicated himself to the "Festival EDM" crap yet.