Thanks, Silvahalo007! I can't wait to get this and Love Over Gold. So, you're a double-naught spy?
I was down on SHM SACD's. The first several I bought sounded bad. I have better sounding CD's of Who's Next, Aja, Blind Faith and Wheels of Fire. I've been massively impressed with Dire Straits s/t and Innervisions. This is why I've kept buying SHM's. John Barleycorn sounds good. Gasoline Alley & Fire and Water sound good, but I have no original copies to A/B them to.
Question: does anyone own any SHM SACD's and non-SHM SACD's of the same title? I'd love to hear about differences on Jobim, Getz/Gilberto, Wes, Stones, Police. Perhaps this should be new thread. Yet, I'll bet most or all of our SHM buyers are following this thread.
Linda
I was down on SHM SACD's. The first several I bought sounded bad. I have better sounding CD's of Who's Next, Aja, Blind Faith and Wheels of Fire. I've been massively impressed with Dire Straits s/t and Innervisions. This is why I've kept buying SHM's. John Barleycorn sounds good. Gasoline Alley & Fire and Water sound good, but I have no original copies to A/B them to.
Question: does anyone own any SHM SACD's and non-SHM SACD's of the same title? I'd love to hear about differences on Jobim, Getz/Gilberto, Wes, Stones, Police. Perhaps this should be new thread. Yet, I'll bet most or all of our SHM buyers are following this thread.
Linda
Linda,
No zipper, just the photo. But the packaging is nice. Folds out and up to reveal the RS logo and pictures from the original release. I only had a burned copy of this album from a friend, and not sure which edition is was. Doing an A/B (on Can't You Hear Me Knocking) there is definitely an improvement, but I wouldn't say by leaps and bounds. A bit more depth and less hiss. Seems like the drums seem to stand out the most on the SHM. Doesn't sound over-compressed at all which is always a fear on remasters. All in all, I'd say it's a great release.