We are living at the time of A I and ChatGPT so anything may be possible! Joking probably but will A I be able to fill in the missing data? Seems likely at some point if not ...
This is the first SACD release in the Atlantic 75th anniversary series with a Catalogue number of CAPA 001 SA.
They have started on a high note here with an excellent album ...
A lovely album, though he hadn't quite settled into his own voice here and the influence of Dylan is a bit prominent at times. His album from 1991 'The Missing Years' remains ...
I guess also whether it would even be financially viable, first as a development and then a production project. Look at us here, a niche in a niche in a diminutive market ...
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Review by analogue September 26, 2014 (12 of 13 found this review helpful)
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Universal Japan did a superb job with this ...
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Review by analogue August 7, 2014 (21 of 23 found this review helpful)
Performance: Sonics:
1973/ 8 tracks/ 41 minutes
I'm sure Steely Dan ...
Great review Mark and I'm 100% with you on the provenance disclosure issue.
It continues to baffle me why they think being open about the source material is a negative. To my ...
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Comments (3)
Comment by Steven Overkill - November 20, 2015 (1 of 3)
Accomplished 5.1 mix.
Comment by Jonathan Smith - August 29, 2018 (2 of 3)
Much, much better fidelity than my CD, which I found to be compressed and muffled.
As an example, on "Chain" the bass solo is so clear you can hear the bass strings vibrate.
I highly recommend it over the CD version.
Comment by Brian VanPelt - May 10, 2022 (3 of 3)
In a direct comparison with the 45 rpm, it seems like this might have been from the same master tape. However, I don't think every song is from the same master tape. In the 45 rpm, at the beginning of Gold Dust Woman, you hear people yelling - like audience members. In the SACD, you don't hear those sounds.
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Comment by Steven Overkill - November 20, 2015 (1 of 3)
Accomplished 5.1 mix.
Comment by Jonathan Smith - August 29, 2018 (2 of 3)
Much, much better fidelity than my CD, which I found to be compressed and muffled.
As an example, on "Chain" the bass solo is so clear you can hear the bass strings vibrate.
I highly recommend it over the CD version.
Comment by Brian VanPelt - May 10, 2022 (3 of 3)
In a direct comparison with the 45 rpm, it seems like this might have been from the same master tape. However, I don't think every song is from the same master tape. In the 45 rpm, at the beginning of Gold Dust Woman, you hear people yelling - like audience members. In the SACD, you don't hear those sounds.