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Sibelius: Symphonies 1-7 - Barbirolli | hiredfox - February 27, 2026

So, why not in DSD? If its worth doing at least do it well.

Shostakovich: Symphonies 1-15 - Noseda | DM - March 6, 2026

Dear all, Apologies for the delay in picking up on this thread and responding. As noted above, unfortunately there was a mastering issue affecting solely the multi-channel ...

Hall & Oates: Abandoned Luncheonette | analogue - February 21, 2026

I previously purchased the MoFi sacds of Hall and Oates back in the day but this new sacd goes way back to their beginning. And a great start for them.....I must say. I found ...

The World's Greatest Audiophile Recordings - Vol. 1 | David Snyder - January 15, 2026

This is stereo only (not mch as reflected above)

Porcupine Tree: In Absentia (Deluxe Edition) | Michael Whitaker - January 28, 2026

There is no Dolby Atmos on this release.

Takashi Mizuhashi Quartet: Who Cares | Derek Hafer - February 26, 2026

Released 2026-02-25

The Stooges: The Stooges | Downunderman - February 5, 2026

Sure its “loud, boring, tasteless, unimaginative and childish”............but in a very good way! Apparently MoFi have no plans to do any other Stooges albums and this ...

Fleetwood Mac: Fleetwood Mac | Downunderman - February 19, 2026

Mastered by Rob LoVerde and with a light touch. Back to first principals with this one - If it aint broke don't 'fix' it. It sounds just like it did when it was first ...

Puccini: Madama Butterfly - Karajan

Warner Music (Japan) WPCS-12961/2 (2 discs)

Mono Hybrid

Classical - Opera

Puccini: Madama Butterfly

Maria Callas (Madama Butterfly)
Lucia Danieli (Suzuki)
Nicolai Gedda (B.F. Pinkerton)
Luisa Villa (Kate Pinkerton)
Mario Borriello (Sharpless)
Renato Ercolani (Goro)
Mario Carlin (Yamadori)
Plinio Clabassi (Bonzo)
Enrico Campi (Il commissario)
Coro e Orchestra del Teatro all Scala di Milano
Herbert von Karajan