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June 21, 2003
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No Angles is a German Pop group that combines Girl Power with Swing type music. Although that combo may sound strange, I found this disc to be a surprisingly fun experience. It is the kind of music that can make a dreary day more fun.
In multi-channel, this disc provides a very enjoyable ... more |
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June 9, 2003
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EMI hits a homerun with this classic Deep Purple album, Machine Head. Offered in stereo and multi-channel, this disc is even more impressive than Dark Side of the Moon. While I agree with the previous reviewer about the lack of the bonus tracks in stereo, do not let that stop you from enjoying a ... more |
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June 29, 2003
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After a 10 year absence, Peter Gabriel returns with "Up". Although a majority of the music here is more about feeling "down", this album is a very solid effort. When I first listened to it on Redbook, I was disappointed. After all, it was a long wait and after hearing about the 150 songs Peter ... more |
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June 1, 2003
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Like Toto's "IV", Sony re-released Billy Joel's "52nd street" with this mutli-channel/stereo release. Like other Sony re-releases, the disc features an improved stereo mix. The original stereo release was my very first SACD purchase. And based on that version, I agree with the sonics review from ... more |
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June 1, 2003
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Toto made it big with their best album IV. Sony has released this disc twice, with the second being this multi-channel/stereo release.
The original stereo only release was marked by lackluster sonics and annoying pop sounds that were sprinkled throughout the disc. This was one of my very first ... more |
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