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Post by Karlosak January 14, 2010 (102 of 248)
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audioholik said:
Loreena McKennitt - discography [hybrid SACD Box set]
I would kill for that! Quinlan Road, what are you waiting for?...
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audioholik said:
Vangelis - Spiral
I guess a lot of Vangelis albums lend themselves well to SACD. I've got Antarctica on my wish list.
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Post by Edvin January 14, 2010 (104 of 248)
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ANTARTICA! No c. (If it refers to Vaughan Williams´ symphony)
Five Tudor Portraits. Five Mystical Songs...
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Post by dcramer January 14, 2010 (105 of 248)
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The following unrepresented or underrepresented composers (a very short list, off the top of my head, and in no particular order):
Lutoslawski, Varese, Zemlinsky, Busoni, Hoddinott, Miaskovsky (especially the Cello Concerto), Piston, Diamond, Marthias. I have an EMI CD with Busoni's Sarabande and Cortege, Franz Schmidt's Variations on a Hussar's Song, and Lutoslawski's Symphonic Variations and Postlude No. 1 that I would LOVE to see as an SACD.
Also, it seems to me that SACD is the PERFECT medium for prog rock in its many forms, much as it is for classical - Camel, Le Orme, Yes, Rush, Van Der Graf Generator, Harmonioum, more Pink Floyd, Gentle Giant, etc., etc. Very disappointed to see King Crimson on DVD-A and not SACD as I really don't want to have to use a video screen to play muisc - or is that not the case any more?
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Post by seiferflo January 14, 2010 (106 of 248)
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Hans Zimmer!
As his CD's are really great regarding sonics and performance it will be exceptional on SACD. Even if it's not DSD, I think this guy is clever enough for having record his production in the good way to create marvelous SACD. This guy is like Chris Botti (better actually), great talent and a lot of money.
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Arabella Steinbacher playing the Schnittke #4 and the Martinu #2 with SWR Radio-Sinfonieorchester Stuttgart led by Gilbert Varga.
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Post by rammiepie January 14, 2010 (108 of 248)
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dcramer said:
The following unrepresented or underrepresented composers (a very short list, off the top of my head, and in no particular order):
Lutoslawski, Varese, Zemlinsky, Busoni, Hoddinott, Miaskovsky (especially the Cello Concerto), Piston, Diamond, Marthias. I have an EMI CD with Busoni's Sarabande and Cortege, Franz Schmidt's Variations on a Hussar's Song, and Lutoslawski's Symphonic Variations and Postlude No. 1 that I would LOVE to see as an SACD.
Also, it seems to me that SACD is the PERFECT medium for prog rock in its many forms, much as it is for classical - Camel, Le Orme, Yes, Rush, Van Der Graf Generator, Harmonioum, more Pink Floyd, Gentle Giant, etc., etc. Very disappointed to see King Crimson on DVD-A and not SACD as I really don't want to have to use a video screen to play muisc - or is that not the case any more?
stop being an old fuddy dud and buy King Crimson on DVD-A. On two out of three of my DVD-A players, the album plays instantly. On the OPPO BDP-83, it goes into menu mode but when you hear Court of The Crimson King in 5.1 surround, there's absolutely NO going back!
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Post by junchoon January 14, 2010 (109 of 248)
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1) Massenet's Le Cid, Louis Fremaux, EMI.
wonder if they can do the quadrophonic version into SACD??
2) Tracy Chapman debut album
3) Prince Sign O' The Times
cheers,
wps
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Karlosak said:
I would kill for that! Quinlan Road, what are you waiting for?...
To hear Loreena's music on SACD (engineered for SACD by Dirk Sobotka and Kevin Killen and transferred to DSD with GRIMM AD1 DSD converter) would be an out of this world experience.
Quinlan Road - stop sleeping!!!
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