THRAK 5.1 surround mix (MLP 24/96, DTS 24/96), original mix (LPCM Stereo 24/48), 2015 mix (MLP Stereo 24/96, LPCM Stereo 24/48).
Live at the Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA, June 26, 1995
Tony's Road Movies
THRAK 2015 mix:
DTS-HD Master Surround 24/96
LPCM Surround 24/96
LPCM Stereo 24/96
Kcensington THRAK:
DTS-HD Master Surround 24/48
LPCM Surround 24/48
LPCM Stereo 24/48
ATTAKcATHRAK (The Vicar's THRAK)
DTS-HD Master Surround 24/48
LPCM Surround 24/48
LPCM Stereo 24/48
THRAK original mix (2002 remaster): LPCM Stereo 24/96
THRaKaTTaK: LPCM Stereo 24/48
B'Boom: LPCM Stereo 24/48
Live at the Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA, June 26, 1995
Live at the Nakano Sun Plaza, Tokyo, Japan, October 5 & 6, 1995
Tony's Road Movies
THRAK EPK
JurassiKc THRAK is an assemblage of material from the recording sessions for the album compiled by David Singleton - similar to ’Keep That One Nick’ on the Larks’ Tongues Boxed set - placing the listener in the studio with the band as the material was composed and recorded. You can, for example, hear the band experimenting with different drums parts for "Inner Garden" & a wonderful early vocal before that song was divided into two. Similar excitements await listeners with all the other songs. There are also seven pieces that didn’t make it onto the final album.
Max VROOOM features the long-unavailable mini-album VROOOM, augmented with tracks & edits from the KC Club release: The VROOOM Sessions. All material re-compiled & remastered at DGM.
ATTAKcATHRAK is a sort of sequel to THRaKaTTaK insofar as it’s assembled from live improvs, but simultaneously very different. One of David Singleton’s best pieces of production, the editing process for the new improv album provides more form and function to the material without compromising the spirit of the original improvs.
Unlike THRaKaTTaK, which was based on stereo board recordings, this album is newly mixed in both stereo and surround sound from multi-track tapes.
David Singleton talks about the making of ATTaKcaTHRAK.
This is the 2015 Jakko Jakszyk/Robert Fripp remix of the original album, described by Robert Fripp as “transformative – a re-imagining of stereo in the early 21st century.”
Byte-size THRAK is a compilation of singles edits, live tracks from promos, a 12" mix edit — some of which are making their debut appearance on commercially available disc & extracts from writing sessions from the final Nashville rehearsals in 1997.
Kcensington THRAK is a newly mixed release of the band’s London concerts in 1995. Mixed from multi-track tapes by Jakko Jakszyk, and mastered by David Singleton & Robert Fripp ("to make it rock even harder" apparently). Other than video releases, it is also the first live show from this band available in surround sound.
New YorKc THRAK features a complete setlist from the 1995 run of shows in the city, some material previously released on VROOOM VROOOM (now deleted) & the KC Club release On Broadway. Drawn from multi-track tapes, mixed by Adrian Belew & Ken Latchney - all newly remastered at DGM.
AzteKc THRAK features a complete setlist from the Mexico City concerts in 1996 - released, in part, on VROOOM VROOOM - mixed from the original multi-tracks by Robert Fripp, R Chris Murphy & David Singleton & recently remastered at DGM.
The official live bootleg of one of the earliest shows by the double trio in Argentina.
A complete concert filmed live at The Warfield Theatre, San Francisco from 1995 - previously unreleased - with all footage newly transferred from the original tapes, mastered for high definition and 5.1 Surround Sound newly mixed by David Singleton from the multi-track tapes of the show.
Excerpt from the Warfield concert on YouTube.
The live footage from the 1995 Live in Japan performance - all footage newly transferred from the original tapes, mastered for High Definition with the original surround sound remastered by David Singleton & Neil Wilkes.
Tony’s Road Movies - footage of the band on the road as filmed by Tony Levin - all footage newly mastered for High Definition & featuring a soundtrack of previously unreleased material drawn from the band’s earliest rehearsals in 1994 - the first time that Robert Fripp, Trey Gunn, Tony Levin, Pat Mastelotto and Bill Bruford met together (at Bill’s own studio). Originally captured in stereo on DAT, the audio has been up-mixed to Surround Sound so that all of the video features can be enjoyed in multi-channel audio.
The EPK of the making of the THRAK album at Peter Gabriel’s RealWorld Studios with newly mixed Surround Sound audio.