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December 1, 2012
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From the first note of your song I knew I'd made the correct purchase decision.
Both instruments and vocals are handled superbly here and the soundstage is huge.
I own several other versions of this album including some Japanese Mini-Lp's but I will never play them again after experiencing the sacd ... more |
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December 1, 2012
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Glass Houses has been a guilty pleasure of mine for many years. As a teen it was one of my favourite albums and I've lost count how many times I have played it.
Today I purchased the MFSL SACD version and I was not disappointed. This one has the signature DSD sound and puts to shame all previous ... more |
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November 30, 2012
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I'm just going to cut to the chase here and say avoid this one unless you can find it very cheap. The main problem with this one is that it will make your ears bleed.
What happened ? I'm not sure, because the other Elton John SACD's sound winderful. This one is just too loud and appears to distart ... more |
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November 30, 2012
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Apart from this version I own a 1995 Polydor Germany Redbook remix and the 2003 MCA deluxe edition.
On sound uality grouds alone the SACD version is the winner hands down. Tracks like getting in tune sound sweet and innocent. Whereas tracks like Won't get fooled again have plenty of bite and ... more |
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November 2, 2012
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This Deluxe edition tried to give us an original mix of both mono and stero versions but failed due to distortion and extreme loudness levels.
The SACD version is an absolute gem and an essential purchase for all Who fans. The mono version in particular is near enough to perfection in that it is ... more |
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