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February 14, 2005
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I agree with everyone on the sonics of this album. This is a great demo SACD. I did not pay much attention to the whole theme but just like the music by itself. I am not a jass enthusiast but this CD as well as a few others have quickly converted me. I think a lot of it is the realism you get with ... more |
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February 14, 2005
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This is the first SACD I listened to after I bought my SACD system. My son bought it for himself. I guess I was lucky to play probably one of the best multichannel demo SACD's you can buy. Sadly, some of the songs are R rated so you can't play it while the family is around. This SACD makes DSOTM ... more |
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February 14, 2005
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The cool thing about SACD is it gives you a reason to buy CDs that you normally would not buy just to experience the sound only SACD can deliver. This is one of those SACD's. I used to like Steely Dan when I was a kid but never bought any of their CD's or LP's. This SACD has superior sound and ranks ... more |
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February 14, 2005
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I have to agree with TonyMN, sonically this SACD is pretty shabby. Every cut sounds live even though only two of them are. The extended feedback of the guitar on the one song (sorry for not knowing the name) is obnoxious and I'm a guitar player who likes feedback. Janis's voice just does not stick ... more |
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February 14, 2005
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This is definitely one of my favorite SACD's and I am not really a Who fan. Pete Townsend must have loved remixing this in Super Audio. I enjoy starting at Pinball Wizard and listening to the end. The first part of the album gets a tad boring. Pinball Wizard sounds amazing. The second CD is also fun ... more |
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