Listening to Now In SACD Stereo (or Mono)

[Perp]

Foreigner - 4

(2013) Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab

 

[4-earredwonder]

Bennie Wallace MOODSVILLE [Groove Note/hybrid Stereo SACD] Jazz Perfection!

 

[Perp]

Maeve O’Boyle - All My Sins

(2009) Linn Records

 

[GOS]

 

[4-earredwonder]

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A Sensational album and a stellar Analogue Production remaster!

 

[GOS]

A Sensational album and a stellar Analogue Production remaster!

Yep, it's a good one.

 

[4-earredwonder]

Can RITE TIME [MUTE/SPOON RECORDS/Stereo SACD] IMO, a brilliant album and SACD remaster!

 

[4-earredwonder]

Herbie Hancock FUTURE SHOCK [Columbia/hybrid Stereo SACD] Really wish someone would remix this into SURROUND!

 

[DuncanS]

Can RITE TIME [MUTE/SPOON RECORDS/Stereo SACD] IMO, a brilliant album and SACD remaster!

They're all great! Its a shame the Live (1971-77) never made it to SACD - I went to the gig below, at least I have 8'31" of it!

 

[4-earredwonder]

They're all great! Its a shame the Live (1971-77) never made it to SACD - I went to the gig below, at least I have 8'31" of it!
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I can ONLY imagine, Dunc, how they'd {ALL the CAN SACDs] sound through the Surround Master? Am looking at Chucky's SM V3 ..... Hmmmm!

 

[4-earredwonder]

Donovan STORYTELLER [Audio Fidelity/hybrid Stereo SACD/Mastered for SACD by Steve Hoffman] Astonishingly superb sonics

 

[4-earredwonder]

Dexter Gordon DEXTER CALLING [Blue Note/AP Stereo SACD]

 

[4-earredwonder]

Ernestine Anderson NEVER MAKE YOUR MOVE TOO SOON [Concord Jazz/Groove Note hybrid Stereo SACD] Monty Alexander, Piano, Ray Brown, Bass, Frank Gant, Drums and Gorgeous Vocals from Ernestine Anderson!

 

[Hamilton59]

Ok, how about some....

America



Too bad this wasn't a surround release!

 

[4-earredwonder]

Fairport Convention UNHALFBRICKING [Island Records/single layer Stereo SHM~SACD] Comes in one of those gorgeous little boxes!

 

[Beistovin]

Crack The Sky - Safety In Numbers - 21st Century Redux

Playing the whole album - this is revisionist history that answers the musical question "what would this album (Safety In Numbers) had sounded like if founder John Palumbo had stayed in the band when they the lads made this one? Already stellar in original form, this is an oddly satisfying mutation that only Palumbo could even attempt. There's a few new songs, lyrics and of course John's vocals and instruments. He wisely retained the cool parts that made the original version so good.

Lighten Up McGraw

I heard it ! Not worth buying to my ears! A slap in the face to the original lineup!

 

[timbre4]

It was interesting but didn’t wow me much. I factored a few things: it was John’s band for 90% of its history, the original lineup hadn’t been active for 30 years when this was made and that John had directly participated in this album when he left. I’ll give him a pass.

I love Gary Lee Chappell’s vocals on the original version and Live Sky. There is no complete Live Sky CD. Bass player Joe Macre released Crack The Sky Live & Kickin Ass using some alternates from same shows that Live Sky was made from. Problem is that it was the height of volume wars and his EQ decisions make it a difficult listen.

 

[Barbazul]

I love this man's work!!

 

[4-earredwonder]

While anxiously awaiting EVOSOUND'S new 5.1 SACD remix of Bob James' ONE, am currently spinning this 1996 audiophile SACD remaster from EVOSOUND

https://www.hraudio.net/showmusic.php?title=14065

 

[Tribby2001]

Chick Corea - Return to Forever
[SHM-SACD Universal (Japan) UCGU-9060]