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February 20, 2009
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What does one say about the most famous jazz album ever recorded. Only that now it's released on sacd and sounds fantastic. There might not be a better jazz album in all the world that you can listen to in the dark with a set of head phones on. Yes there is a little bit of tape hiss here and there ... more |
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February 20, 2009
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Wow. What can I say except the sound of this recording is unbelievable. My friends are stunned and make mention that there is a real cello in the room. I own a lot of mercury titles on sacd and they all sound good but this really sets the standards for sound quality. Starker has a very good ... more |
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February 20, 2009
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This landmark album has been called "spooky" blues and for good reason. I'm looking at the reviews regarding sound quality and perhaps the disparity is due to equipment rather than the actual quality of the sacd or the transfer. I also have the hdad from classic records and I prefer the sacd by ... more |
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February 20, 2009
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This is a very good dsd recording. On the second track one of the guitarists is smacking the side of his guitar sort of like a percussion sound and it is uncannily realistic in sound. I can not only hear but feel the wood of the guitar. The first track is gorgeuous in latin feel with a nice sensual ... more |
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February 17, 2009
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Mr. Kazuhito has his own particular style of playing. It's rythmic and quick at times and relaxed at other moments. The way he tunes his guitar or the make of said guitar will also influence how it sounds. Sony Classical has done a stellar job in this 2 sacd release by the artist. Recorded in pure ... more |
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