Just curious if you agree with my earlier assessment of this disc.Messiaen - Turangalîla-Symphonie; Jean-Yves Thibaudet, Takashi Harada; Riccardo Chailly; Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra (Hybrid Multichannel SACD)
Just curious if you agree with my earlier assessment of this disc.Messiaen - Turangalîla-Symphonie; Jean-Yves Thibaudet, Takashi Harada; Riccardo Chailly; Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra (Hybrid Multichannel SACD)
Just curious if you agree with my earlier assessment of this disc.
Dang Ralph! All my Dutton discs...and Hendrix came in perfect order.I just received 5 QUAD SACDs from the WIZARD of WATFORD. Ripping open George Benson's BODY TALK as we speak.
Also, Hendrix: Axis Bold as Love Stereo SACD from MusicDirect.
edit: 2 'cracked cases' from D~V and surprisingly, the Hendrix SACD case from MusicDirect, VERY carefully packed, is cracked on BOTH sides. Thank goodness I have replacement cases.
I just received 5 QUAD SACDs from the WIZARD of WATFORD. Ripping open George Benson's BODY TALK as we speak.
Also, Hendrix: Axis Bold as Love Stereo SACD from MusicDirect.
edit: 2 'cracked cases' from D~V and surprisingly, the Hendrix SACD case from MusicDirect, VERY carefully packed, is cracked on BOTH sides. Thank goodness I have replacement cases.
Dang Ralph! All my Dutton discs...and Hendrix came in perfect order.
Ironically, Adam, this disc got somewhat pummeled over at the old SA~CD.net but I rather like it. Not much in the way of surround but the album itself is quite likable.Struttin' Our Stuff : America (Hybr MC SACD)
Ironically, Adam, this disc got somewhat pummeled over at the old SA~CD.net but I rather like it. Not much in the way of surround but the album itself is quite likable.
Don't have that Bill Wyman disc, though. When you've given it a proper spin could you comment on the disc?
Thanks in advance.
oh i'm not expecting much surround excitement out of either of them tbh, Ralph! ..just i'd noticed prices were creeping up on these two so thought i better snap em up before they're unobtanium! i will indeed report back with findings in due course (though i don't so much have a pile of stuff to get thru at the mo as a mountain so feedback may not be instantaneous!!)
I agree with the 4-earwed wonder about the America - Struttin' SACD. I wasn't expecting much in mix or performance. Although I nailed it in terms of the mix, he performance is surprisingly good.
I've played this one several times in the 10 years-ish that I've owned it. With over 20,000 albums, that's medium rotation.
Wow, I had no idea of Peterik's background.....and.....I read he was a founding member of Survivor and wrote/co-wrote all their big hits....dang. Good stuff...More Vocalion surround SACD's!
Titles I own on SQ LP and/or Q8, as well as RBCD's:
Chase & Pure Music
Tale Spinnin' - Weather Report
Body Talk - George Benson
Live in Europe - Billy Paul
360 Degrees of Billy Paul & War of the Gods
Quad mixes I've not heard before or owned:
Hermann: Citizen Kane - Gerhard/National Philharmonic
Beethoven: Concertos1 & 2 - Rubenstein/Barenboim/London
Eargasm & Rated Extrordinaire - Johnnie Taylor
Sondheim: A Little Night Music
A couple stories:
One of the trumpeters on the 1st Chase is Ted Piercefield, an old client of mine.
Jim Peterik (from Chase) and the Ides of March are from my old neighborhood. They used to play Cermak Plaza's parking lot, both before and after they released a single on Parrot. They were in high school back then at Morton West, directly behind the plaza. This was a few years before they broke through with Vehicle. Cermak Plaza sported the car-kabob featured in Wayne's World. RIP car-kabob.
I met Peterik at a party. He talked about fortunately not being on the plane where Bill Chiaiese (aka Chase) and several band members perished. (RIP)
I saw/heard Night Music at the Goodman Theater in Chicago, when it was attached to the Art Institute. Although I have a RBCD of this, I was searching the used store for an SQ LP.
I stayed away from that title because of THESE type of opinions...the song list is impressive
La Bohème - Charles Aznavour (Hybr MC SACD)
after a number of years slowly acquiring them, this is the last Aznavour SACD I 'needed' to complete the collection.. shame it comes at such a sad time in the wake of his death, although he was doing what he loved, performing, to the very end. RIP to a Legend.
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