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Rachmaninov: 4 Piano Concertos, Paganini Rhapsody - Ashkenazy, Previn | DYB - May 30, 2023
Contrapunctus, I agree. For me the Decca Japan issue is really spectacular. Esoteric's choices continue to confound me. So many of their recent issues have been released very ...
Dvořák: Symphony No. 9 - Noseda | hiredfox - Yesterday 06:09 am
One begins to feel like relic from a distant age clinging to the hope that the clock will one day go full circle and the old ways will return. I was appalled to learn that ...
Jethro Tull: Stand Up | Downunderman - April 24, 2023
Bit of a sow's ear sonically although the album itself is quite nice. The Tull would go on to do better albums but the kitchen sink character of this one has its charms. Ian ...
Jethro Tull: Stand Up | Mark Werlin - April 25, 2023
Downunderman (and any other Jethro Tull fans), you need to hear the Steven Wilson remixes of This Was, Stand Up, Benefit, Aqualung, and Thick as a Brick in 24/96. The sonic ...
Michel Petrucciani Trio: Estate | Gleb Panaeff - April 24, 2023
It is in fact a hybrid MULTICHANNEL SACD, albeit very poorly recorded or remastered, not sure which
Les Espaces Électroacoustiques III | Amfortas - May 23, 2023
Yes, same happened to me, got it from Amazon.co.uk and it’s not SACD. No logo but the title clearly says surround sound. And the Amazon title advertises this disc as SACD ...
Pink Floyd: The Dark Side of the Moon | Paul Hannah - May 8, 2023
Anyone heard this...............Is it better than the DVD-A that was released years ago ?
DOS: In Sight | Rafael Méndez - April 12, 2023
It is an extraordinary sounding album (in fact one of my favorite demo albums). The bass sound is absolutely natural, the atmosphere intimate, and Bianchini's voice wonderful. ...
Mahler: Symphony No. 1 - Walter
Sony Classical (Japan) SICC-10365
Stereo Hybrid
Classical - Orchestral
Mahler: Symphony No. 1; Lieder eines fahrenden Gesellen*
Mildred Miller* (soprano)
Columbia Symphony Orchestra
Bruno Walter (conductor)
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