Welcome to ’MIXOLOGY’, the show where I take Mono, Stereo, and International/Single mixes of classic albums, and compare and contrast all the key differences to create the ultimate in-a-nutshell guide!
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Hello Friends! We're back in Hermits land this month with a look at the only LP issued by the group in true stereo from start to finish, Hold On! (Music from the Original Sound Track). Recorded as such for the titular motion picture, this meant that ... more
Hello Friends! After many months of hoping to cover the DC5 on the main show, this has finally been realised thanks to the 1970 compilation, The Best of The Dave Clark Five. Issued on the Starline label in the UK, this was the first stereo Dave Clark... more
Hello Mr. Big Shot! After juggling around many ideas for forthcoming Mixology episodes, I landed on our follow-up to our look at Scott only a few months ago with the inevitable companion episode Scott 2. While stylistically very similar to the prior ... more
Hello Friends! It's time to head back to California as I feel it's time to cover a huge fan-favourite in The Beach Boys' catalogue, The Beach Boys Today!. Released in 1965, this album was only originally issued in mono and duophonic, but starting wit... more
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Frederick French-Pounce is an expert on classic pop and rock from the 1960s. Each episode takes listeners on a journey through a classic album to discover differences in the original mono and stereo mixes (and, sometimes, relevant remixes).
Is this necessary? Are there really that many differences between a mono and stereo version of an album? The answer is a resounding YES! While there are a few albums where the mono and stereo versions are very similar, many times there are discernible differ... more
In the latest episode of the Mixology podcast listeners are treated to an extraordinary auditory experience. This episode delves into the 2023 expanded and remixed editions of The Beatles' iconic 1962-1966 & 1967-1970 albums, affectionately known as the Red and Blue albums.
What sets this episode apart is the meticulous exploration of the 36 brand new remixes, spanning three LPs each. These remixes, a blend of works from 2015 to the present and entirely new mixes, truly pack a punch. The hosts... more
I just stumbled on this podcast while searching “French music.” Somehow, the search words picked up — music & Frederick French Pounce. Well, I’m glad they did. When I saw Disraeli Gears and mono and stereo comparisons, I knew this here audiophile would relish the podcast. And I did! Just finished up Ribber Soul and Something Else. Can’t wait to develop into the other albums. Exceptional, fun, elucidating music podcast. Well done!
Really interesting, and excellent if you want to dig in deeper to each album. Highly recommended
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This show expertly examines the nuances in sound mixing across iconic albums, focusing on the differences between mono and stereo versions. By providing in-depth analyses of various classic records, it engages listeners with detailed commentary on how mixing choices influence the listening experience. Each episode typically centers around a particular artist or album, exploring the intricacies that differentiate the audio formats associated with popular tracks, while also touching on music production techniques and historical insights. The content is likely to appeal to music enthusiasts and audiophiles, offering a rich understanding of sound engineering and its impact on music appreciation.
What makes this podcast noteworthy is its dedica... more
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