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Tony Williams Trio: Young at Heart | Paul - May 6, 2025
This was Sony Japan’s and the world’s first DSD (Direct Stream Digital) recording. Recorded in September of 1996.
The Crystal Method: Legion Of Boom | Jeroensky - April 12, 2025
I own a DVD-Audio of this album. It is the best album I ever hear when it comes to alternative electronic music. Hi resolution, real 5.1. This album is remixed in studio ...
Miles Davis: Kind of Blue | Gilles Daugenet - April 19, 2025
Small Update : Hello everyone, After carefully listening to the Mobile Fidelity UDSACD2085 SACD and the Japanese SMEJ SICP-10083 SACD, it's difficult to say which is ...
Mozart the Progressive - Wessel | EugenF - June 5, 2025
The next Volume scheduled for March 2025 was again postponed ?
Miles Davis: Kind of Blue | Gilles Daugenet - April 19, 2025
Hello everyone, After carefully listening to the Mobile Fidelity UDSACD2085 SACD and the Japanese SMEJ SICP-10083 SACD, it's difficult to say which is superior to the other. ...
Tchaikovsky: Orchestral Works, Vol. 3 - Chauhan | Gregory M. Walz - June 4, 2025
I listened to this release this morning using the Presto Classical streaming service. I have not yet listened to the first two volumes in this series, but this third volume ...
Joni Mitchell: Ladies of the Canyon | Downunderman - May 5, 2025
Not too much to grumble about here. An excellent mastering by Neal Harris, assisted by Krieg Wunderlich. It is quite spacious and detailed with lots of separation. It does ...
Steely Dan: Katy Lied | Scott A. - April 13, 2025
I was well pleased with Analogue Productions' versions of "Pretzel Logic" and "Can't Buy A Thrill," but this one sounded flat to me. I'm no sound expert, and maybe the CD ...
Reger: Complete Organ Works, Vol. 05 - Schmeding
Cybele SACD 051505
Stereo/Multichannel Hybrid
Classical - Instrumental
Reger: 13 Choralvorspiele, Op. 79b (1901-4); Zwölf Stücke für Orgel, Op. 59 (1901)
Martin Schmeding (Wilhelm-Sauer organ of Erlöserkirche, Bad Homburg)
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