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Orlando Arroyo
2005-02-21 16:34:37 UTC
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Thanks to the versatile capability of the CD-i, I was able to play back and discover some hidden features on CD albums that were released as CD+GRAPHICS. These provides visual accompaniment, viewable on a television screen, to music recorded on Compact Discs. This accompaniment can take the form of lyrics, a libretto, music notation, translations, annotations, or pictures which enhance the listening experience.

Over the years, I've been in a quest to collect most of the non-karaoke titles ever produced. So far, I had found the following titles:

1-Alphaville "The Breathtaking Blue"
2-Anita Baker "Rapture"
3-Laura Brannigan "Laura Brannigan"
4-Crosby, Stills & Nash "Live It Up"
5-Ella Fitzgerald "Ella/Things Ain't What..."
6-Flamin' Groovies "Groovies Greatest Grooves"
7-Fleetwood Mac "Behind The Mask"
8-Emmylou Harris "Pieces In The Sky"
9-Jimi Hendrix "Smash Hits"
10-Honeymoon Suite "Racing After Midnight"
11-Information Society "Information Society"
12-Chris Isaak "Silvertone"
13-Little Feat "Hoy Hoy"
14-Little Feat "Representing The Mambo"
15-GRP "On the Cutting Edge"
16-Van Dyke Parks "Tokyo Rose"
17-Gram Parsons "GP/Grievious Angel"
18-Prince 3" "The Arms of Orion"
19-Bonnie Raitt "Green Light"
20-Bonnie Raitt "Nine Lives"
21-Lou Reed "New York"
22-Talking Heads "Naked"
23-10,000 Maniacs "Blind Man's Zoo"
24-Various "CD+G: A New Dimension"
25-Various "The Home Video Album"
26-Various "Tribute to Woodie Guthrie"
27-Various "The Super CD System"
28-Various "Rock Paintings"

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29-Bach "St. Matthew Passion"
30-Beethoven "Diabelli Variations in C Minor"
31-Beethoven "Symphony No. 7"
32-Beethoven/Liszt "Symphony No. 9"
33-Mahler "Symphony No. 5"
34-Mendelssohn "Symphony No. 2"
35-Mendelssohn "Symphony No. 3"
36-Mendelssohn "Symphony No. 4"
37-Mozart "The Magic Flute" Discs 2 & 3
38-Purcell "Dido and Aeneas"


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So, my quest continues on the following titles. Has anyone played one of these albums on their CD-i and boom!, have graphics displayed on your TV screen?

1-David Byrne "Rei Momo"
2-Jose Carreras "Sings Andrew Lloyd Weber"
3-Devo "Total Devo"
4-Placido Domingo "Belcanto Domingo"
5-Firesign Theatre "Eat Or Be Eaten"
6-Grateful Dead "American Beauty"
7-Simply Red "Picture Book"
8-Phoebe Snow "Something Real"
9-Donna Summer "Another Place And Time"
10-Beethoven "String Quartet No. 14"
11-Berlioz "Symphonie Fantastique"
12-Bruckner "Symphony No. 9"
13-Holst "The Planets"
14-Mozart "Abduction from the Seraglio"
15-Mozart "Magic Flute Highlights"
16-Prokofiev "Peter And The Wolf"

So, play these titles on your CD-i machines and keep us posted!
Michael Laplace
2005-03-02 10:12:23 UTC
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Post by Orlando Arroyo
Thanks to the versatile capability of the CD-i, I was able to play back
and discover some hidden features on CD albums that were released as
CD+GRAPHICS. These provides visual accompaniment, viewable on a
television screen, to music recorded on Compact Discs. This
accompaniment can take the form of lyrics, a libretto, music notation,
translations, annotations, or pictures which enhance the listening
experience.
Over the years, I've been in a quest to collect most of the non-karaoke
1-Alphaville "The Breathtaking Blue"
2-Anita Baker "Rapture"
3-Laura Brannigan "Laura Brannigan"
4-Crosby, Stills & Nash "Live It Up"
5-Ella Fitzgerald "Ella/Things Ain't What..."
6-Flamin' Groovies "Groovies Greatest Grooves"
7-Fleetwood Mac "Behind The Mask"
8-Emmylou Harris "Pieces In The Sky"
9-Jimi Hendrix "Smash Hits"
10-Honeymoon Suite "Racing After Midnight"
11-Information Society "Information Society"
12-Chris Isaak "Silvertone"
13-Little Feat "Hoy Hoy"
14-Little Feat "Representing The Mambo"
15-GRP "On the Cutting Edge"
16-Van Dyke Parks "Tokyo Rose"
17-Gram Parsons "GP/Grievious Angel"
18-Prince 3" "The Arms of Orion"
19-Bonnie Raitt "Green Light"
20-Bonnie Raitt "Nine Lives"
21-Lou Reed "New York"
22-Talking Heads "Naked"
23-10,000 Maniacs "Blind Man's Zoo"
24-Various "CD+G: A New Dimension"
25-Various "The Home Video Album"
26-Various "Tribute to Woodie Guthrie"
27-Various "The Super CD System"
28-Various "Rock Paintings"
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29-Bach "St. Matthew Passion"
30-Beethoven "Diabelli Variations in C Minor"
31-Beethoven "Symphony No. 7"
32-Beethoven/Liszt "Symphony No. 9"
33-Mahler "Symphony No. 5"
34-Mendelssohn "Symphony No. 2"
35-Mendelssohn "Symphony No. 3"
36-Mendelssohn "Symphony No. 4"
37-Mozart "The Magic Flute" Discs 2 & 3
38-Purcell "Dido and Aeneas"
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So, my quest continues on the following titles. Has anyone played one
of these albums on their CD-i and boom!, have graphics displayed on your
TV screen?
1-David Byrne "Rei Momo"
2-Jose Carreras "Sings Andrew Lloyd Weber"
3-Devo "Total Devo"
4-Placido Domingo "Belcanto Domingo"
5-Firesign Theatre "Eat Or Be Eaten"
6-Grateful Dead "American Beauty"
7-Simply Red "Picture Book"
8-Phoebe Snow "Something Real"
9-Donna Summer "Another Place And Time"
10-Beethoven "String Quartet No. 14"
11-Berlioz "Symphonie Fantastique"
12-Bruckner "Symphony No. 9"
13-Holst "The Planets"
14-Mozart "Abduction from the Seraglio"
15-Mozart "Magic Flute Highlights"
16-Prokofiev "Peter And The Wolf"
Great that there is another collector of CD+Gs out there!!!

I can confirm the following CD+Gs mentioned by you:
10.000 Maniacs: Blind Man's Zoo
Alphaville: The Breathtaking Blue
Baker, Anita: Rapture
Fitzgerald, Ella: Ella/Things Ain't What They Used to Be
Flamin' Groovies, The : Groovies' Greatest Grooves
Fleetwood Mac: Behind The Mask
Harris, Emmylou: Pieces of the Sky
Hendrix, Jimi: Smash Hits
Information Society: Information Society
Isaak, Chris: Silvertone
Little Feat: Hoy Hoy
Little Feat: Representing The Mambo
Reed, Lou: New York
Van Dyke Parks: Tokyo Rose

In addition the following CD is also a CD+G:
Frozen Ghost: Nice Place to Visit

All of the above CDs are owned by me and I have played them on my CD-i player.
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