Info: Label:
Columbia – CDX 96000,
Columbia – CDX96000
Type:
2 x
CD, Album, Reissue, Remastered
Country:
UK & Europe
Date of released:
1995
Category:
Electronic, Rock
Style:
Minimal, Art Rock, Experimental, Prog Rock, Ambient
Large 'fatbox' jewel case with 36 page booklet in windowed card slipcase. TCX
Category CDX 96000 on sleeve; CDX96000 on CD labels.
booklet-info: Story adapted from H. G. Wells novel "The War Of The Worlds"
Phil Lynott appeared by courtesy of Phonogram Julie Covington appeared by courtesy of Virgin Records, Ltd. Justin Hayward appeared by courtesy of The Decca Record Company Limited Chris Thompson appeared by courtesy of Warner Bros. Records Inc.
Musical Co-ordination by Music Activity Management and The General Booking Company Published by Jeff Wayne Music Ltd. except "Forever Autumn" published by Jeff Wayne Music Ltd. / Duchess Music Inc.
A 48 Track Production recorded at Advision Studios, London, May 1976-July 1977 Mastered at Tape One, London Compact Disc cut at CBS Studios, London 1985 First released in the U.K. June 1978
To my father, this rendering of his idea
The War Of The Worlds Re-Mastering Equipment used at mastering stage: Acoustic Environment designed by S.W. Davis Ltd. Modified A.T.C. studio monitors with C-audio power amplifiers and B&W CDM 1 monitors. Studer A80 ¼" replay machine with 'Timelord' replay electronics. Dolby 361 decoders. Analogue processors: Focusrite Blue 315 Isomorphic Mastering Equaliser. Focusrite Blue 330 Compressor. Analogue interconnects: EMT Barco. Prism Dream AD-1 20-Bit A-D Convertor. Optical interconnect to Sonic Solutions Digital Workstation Additional digital processing TC M5000 Mainframe. Mastered direct to CD by Sony CDW 900E CD writer with Super-Bit Mapping. The War Of The Worlds Original Master BASF tape Dolby ¼"
Information about the original 1978 recording Quad 8 Recording Console Studer and MCI 24 track tape machines locked using Maglink synchroniser, using Neumann Condenser Microphones. Original mixes mastered onto a Studer 2 Track ¼" Analogue Tape Machine Richard Burton's voice was recorded in Los Angeles and London (Advision Studios) Strings were recorded in No.1 Studio, EMI, Abbey Road.
disc-info: Made in Austria Original Sound recording made by Ollie Record Productions disc 1: ℗ 1978 Sony Music Entertainment (UK) Ltd. disc 2: 1-7 ℗ 1978, 8-11 ℗ 1995 Sony Music Entertainment (UK) Ltd.