userRecent reviews
Wayne Horvitz Gravitas Quartet: Way Out East
Miles Davis: Seven Steps to Heaven
Mozart: Piano Sonatas 13, 14, 16 & 18 - Colom
Liszt: Faust Symphony - Madaras
Recent comments
Viriditas - Sibil•la Ensemble | Adrian Quanjer - September 29, 2024
I cannot agree more (of course). I listened to various formats, but this site is about the physical product SACD and the sound is pretty good as well.
Art Blakey and The Jazz Messengers: First Flight to Tokyo - the lost 1961 recordings | Gavynnnnn - September 29, 2024
There is much detail in the mono recording, and the disc is inexpensive. Worth a pickup.
Steely Dan: Gaucho | Downunderman - October 2, 2024
This was Released August 2024 and is the third version released on SACD. Previously there has been a multi-channel version released in 2003 ...
Paul Simon: There Goes Rhymin' Simon | Downunderman - September 13, 2024
......SACD disc is made in Austria as that's where the Sony DADC plant is located. Maybe the card sleeve is made in Germany.....or it's just plain wrong! See here: ...
Eagles: Hotel California | Gavynnnnn - September 29, 2024
Honestly, I thought this SACD was overrated. The multichannel can be found elsewhere and the stereo is overly compressed.
Smetana: Má Vlast - Berglund | DYB - October 1, 2024
I have been buying almost exclusively from Tower Japan using Buyee to buy and ship it. But Tower offers another international shipping service (World Shopping) that is ...
Eagles: Hotel California | Downunderman - September 30, 2024
Hi Gavynnnnn - This is the release page for the Blu-ray version, not a SACD release page. There are two SACD versions and they can be found here ...
John Coltrane: Giant Steps | Downunderman - October 10, 2024
This was released 23 March 2011 and is based on DSD mastering from 2011, in turn sourced from the US 24-bit, 192kHz PCM master.
Stravinsky: Le Sacre du printemps - Hisaishi
Exton OVCL-719
Stereo Hybrid
Classical - Orchestral
Stravinsky: Le Sacre du printemps
Tokyo Symphony Orchestra
Joe Hisaishi, conductor
Support this site by purchasing from these vendors using the paid links below.
As an Amazon Associate HRAudio.net earns from qualifying purchases.
Click here to report errors or omissions in the music details.
Comment by DYB - September 25, 2023 (1 of 1)
This is one of the wildest Rites of Spring that's ever been recorded. Absolutely hair-raising, exciting, out of control - sometimes it feels like it's coming apart at the seams, and yet - it is perfectly shaped and paced by Hisaishi. The orchestra is on spectacular form too, playing for their lives. And the sound is rich, warm, full, bright. Just an absolute wallop upside the head... in a good way.