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As with other reviews, I should point out that I have not heard the SACD layer, just the CD layer. I'm waiting for a mid-priced music-only SACD player.
This disc comes close to the original vinyl. It definitely sounds more compressed and harsh, but overall it is an improvement on the previous RBCD ... more |
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I have only heard the CD version of this disc. I'm buying hybrids for when I eventually get a good SACD player. The CD layer is quite bright even by the standards of the original which was quite tinny. It seems there is also a lot of distortion in the upper midrange which doesn't exist in the ... more |
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Review by LDG February 3, 2004
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I am very glad this album is finally available on SACD.
I own the CBS LP and Columbia CD versions.
I never really liked the CD edition. The master tape used must have been a worn one. Listening (especially with headphones) I was always annoyed with the unsteady treble (as if the tape head ... more |
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Review by LDG February 3, 2004
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I agree with most of the former reviews.
For non multi channel listeners I think it's a shame the bonus tracks are not included. As these tracks ARE included on the 1997 anniversary edition CD this could not have been a problem.
If you can play them, the original Quadro mixes are worth the buy of ... more |
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This was my first SACD and after listening to the first track (Relax) was very excited by the new format. The MC version makes the most of my shiny new hardware and is very engaging. The track builds up nicely and there is good use of all channels.
Then to my favourite track of all time, Two ... more |
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