Adrian
The Mahler 5, Grand Teton Music Festival Orchestra, Sir Donald Runnicles is, as I stated in my review, a 5.1 Multi-channel SACD. What Presto and Native DSD say is ...
My comment is on the performances. I've seen Bychkov live in opera houses (well, the Metropolitan in NYC, conducting multiple operas) and with symphony orchestras. And I've ...
Dear Stephen Best,
Indeed I will do.
Thank you for telling me the contact address.
Now I see the new release of Genesis: Genesis (Analogue Productions CAPA 043 SA) album is ...
Sorry to bother you again Adrian but I wonder if you know what is currently affecting availability of this disc? It was originally scheduled for March release in the U K but ...
Contrapunctus, thank you for that review. This is disappointing, to say the least! I'll stick with the original masters. (Removing page rustlings is really bizarre and, ...
Original 2011 SHM SA-CD title, using japanese masters (that were at the time of the album's release directly copied from the original UK master tapes).
The 2016 SHM SA-CD ...
Wander if someone compared this release with the latest Apr 15 2026 (SACD Analogue Productions – CAPA 043-SA).
Here is latest release (which is not added on HRAUDIO.NET yet ...
Unfortunately, the reliability of Presto info has dropped greatly with many multichannel SACDs reported as stereo only. You need to check the site of the record label, or here ...
5 of 5 recommend this, would you recommend it? yes | no
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Comments (4)
Comment by Brian VanPelt - September 16, 2022 (1 of 4)
It sounds really good. If I take the Analogue Productions SACD of this album, and turn up the treble some, and turn up the volume 1 notch, I essentially get this new SACD. I guess that shouldn't surprise given that Kevin Gray worked on both versions. While I love both versions equally, there is no real need to get this one if you have the Analogue Productions version. I recommend it wholeheartedly.
Comment by Alex - September 22, 2022 (2 of 4)
Thank you. Would it be possible to send us the remastering etc. credit details/names according to the booklet if this release? Many thanks.
Comment by Stephen Bieth - September 24, 2022 (3 of 4)
Sorry I have to disagree. I am a big fan of AP SACD releases, but I was never impressed with the sound on their version of this album. I actually have a DVD-A that was my favourite, until this. I find the sound cleaner and I love the bonus tracks. It’s great having everything on the one disc.
Comment by Longjohns and Wifebeaters - October 26, 2023 (4 of 4)
Worth all the buzz: has never sounded this good before. It's the freshly cleaned window impression again, incredibly enough. The mastering engineer Kevin Gray is really on a roll these days. What's behind that? I was not this impressed by his work before.
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Comment by Brian VanPelt - September 16, 2022 (1 of 4)
It sounds really good. If I take the Analogue Productions SACD of this album, and turn up the treble some, and turn up the volume 1 notch, I essentially get this new SACD. I guess that shouldn't surprise given that Kevin Gray worked on both versions. While I love both versions equally, there is no real need to get this one if you have the Analogue Productions version. I recommend it wholeheartedly.
Comment by Alex - September 22, 2022 (2 of 4)
Thank you. Would it be possible to send us the remastering etc. credit details/names according to the booklet if this release? Many thanks.
Comment by Stephen Bieth - September 24, 2022 (3 of 4)
Sorry I have to disagree. I am a big fan of AP SACD releases, but I was never impressed with the sound on their version of this album. I actually have a DVD-A that was my favourite, until this. I find the sound cleaner and I love the bonus tracks. It’s great having everything on the one disc.
Comment by Longjohns and Wifebeaters - October 26, 2023 (4 of 4)
Worth all the buzz: has never sounded this good before. It's the freshly cleaned window impression again, incredibly enough. The mastering engineer Kevin Gray is really on a roll these days. What's behind that? I was not this impressed by his work before.