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RE: How many DVD-A have bad Mastering?

Woah one thing I just noticed looking at the Steely DAN
Stereo 96kHz Mix
and the Surround 96kHz tracks

It looks to me like for the Stereo version they used the old Master Tape from the RedBook Master...

There is a lot of Content Filtered at 20kHz. You see a notch after 20k and a bunch of noise from about 25k on up.
That is not present on the surround tracks.

They need to be called on their Shenanigans.

Also Something interesting about a lot of the Surround mixes.

The Front L&R are a bit squashed (Limited and Maximized) The surrounds and centers are much more open no maximizing to be seen.

Why would they mix the fronts like that??

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