The Blu-ray’s are exclusive to these box sets that also contain a hard bound book and an individually numbered lithograph.'

47 songs, almost 6 hours of music on 6 CDs or 8 LPs and 3 Blu-ray’s. With Dolby Atmos and my calibrated 12 channel Wilson Audio system, this box is right up my alley.Īccording to Clapton's online store, ' The Definitive 24 Nights limited-edition deluxe box sets include a full concert on audio and film of each genre: Rock, Blues and Orchestral. Without Dolby Atmos, I'd likely have overlooked this box set. However, the reason I'm excited about The Definitive 24 Nights and what the focus of this review is, is Dolby Atmos. Why am I writing about The Definitive 24 Nights Super Deluxe CD Edition and isn't there someone who can better compare and contrast 24 Nights versions and dig deep into the differences of each box, both past and present? I'm sure there are many people more capable of writing a 24 Nights treatise. To be honest, I don't remember ever listening to Clapton's 24 Nights. I got heavily into his Lady in the Balcony unplugged album over the last couple years as well. I love his albums Reptile (2001) and Riding with the King with B.B.

I prefer the deeper tracks over the classic rock radio hits. I own a few of his albums and have a few more favorited in my streaming libraries. I saw him live at Royal Albert Hall in February 2001 and loved the show, but I certainly didn't travel to London specifically to see him. I'm a fan of Eric Clapton's music, but not a super fan.

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