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Dire Straits: Making Movies - VINYL LPTitle: Making Movies Artist: Dire Straits Label: Mobile Fidelity Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 821797246811 Genre: Rock Release Date: 2019 12 06 Number of Discs: 2 Additional Details: 180 GRAM VINYL, LIMITED EDITION Dire Straits Expand Musical Framework and Come Into Own on Making Movies: Co Produced by Jimmy Iovine, Thematic Album Soars With Personal Songwriting and Epic Arrangements. Cinematic Landscapes and Intricate Passages Sound Sublime: Mobile
Title: Making MoviesArtist: Dire Straits
Label: Mobile Fidelity
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 821797246811
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2019-12-06
Number of Discs: 2
Additional Details: 180 GRAM VINYL, LIMITED EDITION
Dire Straits Expand Musical Framework and Come Into Own on Making Movies: Co-Produced by Jimmy Iovine, Thematic Album Soars With Personal Songwriting and Epic Arrangements. Cinematic Landscapes and Intricate Passages Sound Sublime: Mobile Fidelity 45RPM 2LP Pressing of Making Movies Mastered from Original Master Tapes, Features Audiophile Dynamics. Bruce Springsteen Pianist Roy Bittan, Mark Knopfler's Guitar Playing, and Passionate Performances Turn Making Movies Into a Classic: Includes 'Romeo and Juliet,' 'Tunnel of Love,' 'Solid Rock'. Making Movies marks a magnificent turning point in Dire Straits' career. Considered by many fans to be the group's most complete album, the 1980 set witnesses leader Mark Knopfler greatly expanding his songwriting palette and setting his storytelling amidst more complex, involving arrangements. Dire Straits also benefits from crucial contributions from Bruce Springsteen pianist Roy Bittan and the departure of rhythm guitarist David Knopfler. The songs spark with a mélange of poetry, passion, and cohesion that engages the senses and begs to be experienced again and again. Mastered from the original master tapes and pressed at RTI, Mobile Fidelity's 180g 45RPM 2LP set of Making Movies breathes with reference-caliber airiness, spaciousness, dynamics, and separation. Produced by Jimmy Iovine and Knopfler, the record - which contains many Springsteen-esque elements - features the cleanliness and clarity that have long been Dire Straits trademarks. The extra-wide 45RPM grooves on this edition provide previously unattainable detail, information, and soundstaging. This is what audiophile recordings are all about. You know you're in the presence of sonic greatness as soon as the first few seconds of the opening 'Tunnel of Love' pass, as the introductory passage built on organ and piano - new additions to Dire Straits' palette - intertwine with the unmistakable coil-spring twang of Knopfler's guitar. The three-dimensional, full-bodied presentation of the latter instrument on this Mobile Fidelity LP is alone worth the price of admission. Crisp, rich, and balanced, the analog sound brings Knopfler's Fender Vibrolux and Music Man HD130 amplifiers into your room. The romanticism of Bittan's piano, precision timekeeping of drummer Pick Withers, and steady roll of bassist John Illsley come across with similar potency, scale, and verve. Always more about the whole than the sum of their individual parts, Dire Straits demonstrate that while Knopfler is the lynchpin, this record is a true band effort. Bittan's role cannot be overstated. His melodicism poetically complements Knopfler's subtle staccato rhythms and more than makes up for the exit of David Knopfler. Expansive and cinematic, the aptly titled Making Movies puts a premium on interrelated subjects (love, relationships, heartbreak) and deep-seated emotions that play out in heartfelt lyrics, intense singing, and epic frameworks. Everything clicks. The album's power isn't lost on Iovine, who later told Rolling Stone: 'The right people were in the room together. It really was making a record in the pure sense of the term. The whole thing sounds like one song. But you what that is? That's the writing, the guy who wrote it. He wrote the album like that; he wanted to make the album like that.' Indeed, the first five tracks - 'Tunnel of Love,' 'Romeo and Juliet,' 'Skateaway,' 'Expresso Love,' 'Hand in Hand' - comprise a mini-suite united by theme, harmony, and spirit. Every member of the newly configured Dire Straits has a say in the shaping of the material. There's not a note out of place. Iovine and Knopfler's standout production puts it over the top.
Tracks:
1.1 Tunnel of Love
1.2 Romeo and Juliet
1.3 Skateaway
1.4 Expresso Love
1.5 Hand in Hand
1.6 Solid Love
1.7 Les Boys
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★★★★★ 5
Good looking and fair quality
Size: One Size, Color: Black
Has all the pockets needed and also RFID secure. Fairly good quality for the price. Little oversized than I thoguht but still usable. Good in appearance.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2023
★★★★★ 5
This seems like a nice wallet.
Size: One Size, Color: Black
We just got this as my husband's other wallet was worn out. This seems to be a very nice replacement. He likes it and everything fit into it easily. I would buy it again. The price was great for wallet this nice.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2022
★★★★★ 4
Nice Wallet
Size: One Size, Color: Black
This is a pretty nice wallet, although calling it 'minimalist' might be a stretch. With the availability of Apple Pay and others, and the decline of cash, there is no longer a need to carry all your credit cards and money in your pocket. There is also a trend to allow you to put a legal image of your Drivers License on your phone. So as a result, wallets are getting smaller and thinner. This wallet attempts to achieve that, but actually I could do without the cash pocket and also the completely unnecessary fold out flap for your drivers license. I thought this flap could just be slipped out of the wallet, but it's actually sewn into the top of the card seam. When I received the wallet, I carefully cut off the flap above the seam, along with a ridiculous number of sewn-in tags in multiple languages, and this worked out pretty well. I can carry this wallet in my front pocket fairly easily. So for the price, I am pretty satisfied. Prior to this I was using a card case with 4 slots which I may go back to at some point. I'd have to say that unlike this wallet, the card case is truly minimalist.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2023
★★★★★ 5
Yes, Being A Man I was Forced To Buy A New Wallet After 18 Years!
Yes, I had a wallet for 18 years, I even rebuilt it with tape when parts of it were falling apart. Even if the tape didn't match the color of the wallet I'm obviously so creative that I added to that old wallet with color! I know many of you are applauding me for sharing this idea so I thank you! Anyway, this is a nice solid well priced wallet & looks like my old one minus the tape. I highly recommend it. If only I had time, I'd share more ideas like how I fixed my leaky roof.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2024
★★★★★ 5
Double stitched on edges
Size: One Size, Color: Black
It’s good quality and folds down small. I did cut out the inside flap with a clear plastic window so the wallet would fold flatter. It’s the only wallet I could find with double stitching. Seems good so far.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2023