Split Enz - ENZyclopedia Vols 1 & 2 (Mental Notes, Second Thoughts) Blu-ray audio Dolby ATMOS 5.1 Multi-Channel

New Still Sealed: Split Enz - ENZyclopedia Vols 1 & 2 (Mental Notes, Second Thoughts) Bluray-audio Dolby ATMOS 5.1 Multi-Channel.

Split Enz' 1976 studio album, Second Thoughts, will be reissued as this SDE exclusive blu-ray in November and features a Dolby Atmos, a 5.1 Mix and more.

Formed in 1972 in Auckland, New Zealand, Split Enz, (initially known as 'Split Ends'), were the first band from New Zealand to achieve major success beyond the Southern Hemisphere, blazing a trail with a sound and style entirely their own. They evolved from folk-inspired beginnings into a fusion of art-rock, new wave, and theatrical performance. Initially, the band members were Tim Finn, vocalist and guitarist Phil Judd, bassist Mike Chunn, violinist Miles Golding and flautist Mike Howard. But the line-up changed quite regularly and by the time of Second Thoughts, Eddie Rayner was playing keyboards, Robert Gillies took care of saxophone/trumpet, while Noel Crombie and Emlyn Crowther were on percussion and drums, respectively. Neil Finn joined in 1977.

Second Thoughts was produced by Roxy Music's Phil Manzanera and was the band's first album release in Europe and North America but their second in Australia and New Zealand where Mental Notes was actually their debut. Second Thoughts features four tracks from Mental Notes along with a couple of tracks that were recorded during the sessions for Mental Notes (but not used) and then re-recorded for Second Thoughts. Additionally, the song 'Matinee Idyll' on Second Thoughts was a re-recorded and retitled version of an early B-side called '129'.

The blu-ray is actually titled ENZylcopedia Volumes 1 & 2 because it features versions of both albums, for a total of 5 different audio streams, including a brand new Dolby Atmos and 5.1 Mix of Second Thoughts by Michael Carpenter, a stereo mix of the same album by Eddie Rayner, and three music videos.

ENZylopedia Volumes 1 & 2 blu-ray content:

MENTAL NOTES - 1975 Original Stereo Mix Remastered [96/24 bit]
SECOND THOUGHTS - Michael Carpenter Dolby Atmos Mix [48/24 bit]
SECOND THOUGHTS - Michael Carpenter 5.1 Mix [48/24 bit]
SECOND THOUGHTS - 2025 Eddie Rayner Stereo Mix [96/24 bit]
SECOND THOUGHTS - 1976 Original Stereo Mix Remastered [96/24]
MUSIC VIDEOS - Sweet Dreams, Lovey Dovey, Late Last Night
The blu-ray is presented in a clear amaray blu-ray case and will ship with a collectible SDE Surround Series slipcase. It includes a booklet with a note from Eddie Rayner, and an exclusive note from Atmos mixer Michael Carpenter.

ENZyclopedia Volumes 1 & 2 release is a region-free blu-ray audio and is #46 in the ongoing SDE Surround Series



Track listing

MENTAL NOTES

1975 Original Stereo Mix Remastered [96/24 bit]

1. Walking Down A Road
2. Under The Wheel
3. Amy (Darling)
4. So Long For Now
5. Stranger Than Fiction
6. Time For A Change
7. Maybe
8. Titus
9. Spellbound
10. Mental Notes


SECOND THOUGHTS
- Michael Carpenter Dolby Atmos Mix [48/24 bit]
- Michael Carpenter 5.1 Mix [48/24 bit]
- 2025 Eddie Rayner Stereo Mix [96/24 bit]
- 1976 Original Stereo Mix Remastered [96/24 bit]


1. Late Last Night
2. Walking Down A Road
3. Titus
4. Lovey Dovey
5. Sweet Dreams
6. Stranger Than Fiction
7. Time For A Chan
8. Matinee Idyll (129)
9. The Woman Who Loves You1
10. Mental Notes (1976 Stereo Mix Only)


MUSIC VIDEOS
1. Sweet Dreams
2. Lovey Dovey
3. Late Last Night


This blu-ray audio requires a blu-ray player. Decoding the Dolby Atmos Mix requires a Dolby Atmos certified soundbar or a Dolby Atmos compatible receiver or amplifier, with appropriate speaker set-up. The Dolby Atmos Mix will play on 5.1 systems. It will 'fold down' to 5.1 if an Atmos decoder is not detected and sounds in elements that are unique to Atmos (e.g. 'height' speakers) will get played via other channels.