Fun House is also slated for release in SACD format by MFSL. Television’s Marquee Moon has been released already and sounds fantastic. I’m not sure how to suggest an ...
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I happen to own both and they are a good listen.
There are slight differences between the two as one would expect. Mr. Hoffmans version is a little drier perhaps...... ...
This SACD released in 2026 and given the age of the recording plus the recording technology/tape stock available in Jamaica circa 1973 it sounds OK for its time.
It was ...
In the Symphonic Dances and the new suite, the RIO delivers a performance of high caliber, featuring superb solos, excellent coordination, and tight ensemble playing. I ...
This 2026 mastering by Krieg Wonderlich is a great improvement over the the 2008 Joseph M. Palmiccio remastered version Emerson, Lake & Palmer: Brain Salad Surgery which ...
These recordings are in DSD256 and will be available on RBCD. Chat GTP speculates that there is the possibility of all three operas when recorded being released as a SACD box ...
Warner has begun actively reissuing Karajan’s EMI recordings using new transfers—I can’t bring myself to call them "remasters"—specifically commissioned from the ...
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Comment by Longjohns and Wifebeaters - October 26, 2023 (1 of 1)
Sonically more refined than any of its predecessors, this new release is worth every penny for those worshipping this work (and don't we all). Amazing, in fact, that such small but significant improvements are still at this stage of the technological development even possible. Quite stunning, actually, and really very bewitching. The listening enjoyment is raised at least to the power of two, to be exact.
Comes in a nifty cardboard gatefold LP sleeve that's of very high quality. Seems to apply to all releases in this Impulse! SACD reissue series.
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Comment by Longjohns and Wifebeaters - October 26, 2023 (1 of 1)
Sonically more refined than any of its predecessors, this new release is worth every penny for those worshipping this work (and don't we all). Amazing, in fact, that such small but significant improvements are still at this stage of the technological development even possible. Quite stunning, actually, and really very bewitching. The listening enjoyment is raised at least to the power of two, to be exact.
Comes in a nifty cardboard gatefold LP sleeve that's of very high quality. Seems to apply to all releases in this Impulse! SACD reissue series.