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Di Meola/McLaughlin/De Lucia: Friday Night in San Francisco | Paul - August 14, 2026
This 2026 Japanese hybrid SACD edition of this classic recording is without a doubt THE definitive version of this recording to date. I have the first SACD edition which was ...
John Coltrane: Blue Train | Mark Werlin - August 3, 2026
Paul Brouns, congratulations on finding a copy of this out-of-print disc! As John Bacon-Shone said, Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD MA are lossless compression codecs. The source ...
My Morning Jacket: Z | Shane Jack - August 9, 2026
I concur with Downunderman , this is a fine addition to the SACD catalog, and kudos to MoFi to releasing it. And yes, excellent to have well regarded “contemporary” ...
Miles Davis: Birth of the Cool | Downunderman - July 3, 2026
Released in May 2026 and first time on SACD. The promotional blurb reads as follows; "..To commemorate this milestone [The 100th Anniversary of his birth], three titles will ...
Schumann: Missa Sacra - Putniņš | wilbur - August 13, 2026
There is a reason Schumann is not well known for his choral music. Neither of these works is in the same cosmos as anything by Mendelssohn, Brahms, or Rheinberger (at the very ...
Boz Scaggs: Boz Scaggs | Downunderman - July 5, 2026
Released in 2026 and the 2nd time round on SACD. The first one (from 2013) is here Scaggs: Boz Scaggs Both are mastered for SACD by Kevin Gray, ...
Scaggs: Boz Scaggs | Downunderman - July 4, 2026
This 2013 SACD used the original 1969 mix of the album and is the first use on digital. For CDs up to this point the 1977 remix had been used. It was mastered for SACD by ...
My Morning Jacket: Z | Downunderman - June 28, 2026
MoFi's blurb here is pretty much on the money. It remains a wonderful thing that MoFi continues to release the occasional left field contemporary album. Originally released ...
Debussy: La Mer, Jeux, Nocturnes - Rosenthal
Praga Digitals Reminiscences PRD/DSD 350 072
Stereo Hybrid
Classical - Orchestral
Debussy: La Mer, Salut Printemps, Nocturnes, Marche ecossaise, Invocation, Jeux
Orchestre du Théâtre National de l'Opéra de Paris
Manuel Rosenthal
Dukas considered that with Debussy 'ideas generate form'. His Nocturnes tap into impressions and light effects, [...] fading into white-tinged grey, and only then movement, jaunty rhythms, sudden bursts of light and glittering dust combining to form a total rhythm (Debussy's directions). Rosenthal and the Paris Opera Orchestra still provide the most faithful rendering of this profusion of rhythm and timbre.
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