Wow, I have never seen that before: recorded in 1970 at Tanglewood in Massachusetts, but not released until 2019?! I listened to the studio album (Chicago II) so many times I just can't get used to any other rendition. Now I'm gonna have to get that live disc, *and* at least try the Steven Wilson remix. Curse you, MM!😕 "The world's a funny place, you know..."[photo of Chicago in Amsterdam, taken December 1969, photo by Cees de Jong]
[Edit: Sorry MM, upon listening, I recommend *against* this album: Watch the video taken of the same Chicago performance at Tanglewood instead, freely available from that tubey website. Yes, the video's sound is very slightly worse than this FM radio broadcast, but the CD mastering is broken: Tracks 10 and 11 are portions of track 9, so you hear "Color My World" twice and "Make Me Smile" three times! Also, all the interstitial instrumentals ("traveling music") and voice-overs introducing the songs are deleted from the CD, fading in and out on every track. Besides, seeing Terry Kath's hands never stop moving is really awesome! Forget the CD; view the video.]
Thanks for this @CB. It feels a bit silly to insert entirely made-up synthesized sounds into the ersatz realism of a virtual Notre Dame cathedral, but it was interesting. Also replaying a more-or-less 100% sequenced performance, but the modified arrangements of several of his "classic" pieces were different at least. Definitely binaural -- the particular ambience around the left/right-traveling female intro voice made me whip the headphones off my head, just to make sure the speakers behind me weren't blasting away (to the rest of the house)!Fip radio Broadcast named Fip.360 / Jean-Michel Jarre in binaural sound
