Post by anduandi February 1, 2007 (111 of 173)
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1. Renaissance's first 6 albums (from the original master tapes !)
2. Yes back catalogue
3. Steely Dan (the remaining albums)
4. Wish you were here...
ok, only three ;-)
Achim
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Post by armenian February 1, 2007 (112 of 173)
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If you had to pick a "most wanted to be released on SACD" wish list (3 items), what would they be? Just curious what everyone else dreams about.
Bach Cello Suites/Rostropovich
Shostakovich Sym 11/Haitink, Concertgebouw
The Great Organ of St. Eustache/Jean Guillou (orignally on Dorian)
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Post by Jonty February 2, 2007 (113 of 173)
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onebit said:
If you had to pick a "most wanted to be released on SACD" wish list (3 items), what would they be? Just curious what everyone else dreams about.
Britten - Peter Grimes cond. Britten / Decca
Puccini - La Boheme cond. Serafin / Decca
Verdi - Aida or Otello cond. Karajan / Decca
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Post by RedFox February 2, 2007 (114 of 173)
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yb said:
King Crimson
Joy Division
Dead Can Dance
Mozart's requiem (Böhm, and Harnoncourt)
Schoenberg
mozart's requiem is available in sacd format:
Universal (Japan) - http://www.universal-music.co.jp/
Serial: UCGG-7098
however the price is very high in europe.
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Post by terence February 2, 2007 (115 of 173)
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anduandi said:
1. Renaissance's first 6 albums (from the original master tapes !)
2. Yes back catalogue
3. Steely Dan (the remaining albums)
4. Wish you were here...
ok, only three ;-)
Achim
i picked up a very authentic sounding transfer of the quad version of wish you were here on ebay recently. it was a DVD-A.
and oh how i agree with you about the steely dan issues - where on earth are they?! i'm SURE i read somewhere that all the necessary re-mixing had been done, but still there are no releases....
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Post by Beagle February 2, 2007 (116 of 173)
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Sam said:
anything released as a HDCD...
Well, maybe NOT the "Ken and Barbie Song"....
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Post by sgb February 5, 2007 (117 of 173)
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The Francescatti/Walter recording of the Beethoven Violin Concerto from Sony.
The Maazel/Cleveland Scheherazade from Decca.
Ray Manzarek: The Golden Scarab on Mercury.
Robin Lumley & Jack Lancaster: Marscape (Universal).
A host of Living Stereo recordings from RCA.
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sgb said:
The Francescatti/Walter recording of the Beethoven Violin Concerto from Sony.
Being pretty well acquainted with the Francescatti/Walter, I would respectfully suggest that more satisfaction can be found in Sony's rbcd of Hilary Hahn and David Zinman with the Baltimore Symphony. (Would there be any benefit in remastering it to SACD? - I don't know.)
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Post by raffells February 5, 2007 (119 of 173)
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yb said:
King Crimson
Joy Division
Dead Can Dance
Mozart's requiem (Böhm, and Harnoncourt)
Schoenberg
Not sure if you are aware that K Crimson has a number of HDCD discs out..Just in case you change your player at some future date...Transfigured night is due out very soon
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Post by Verro18 February 5, 2007 (120 of 173)
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1- Bridge over Troubled Water (From the original Master Tapes, if possible...)
2- The Ella Fitzgerald recordings (or, at least, the Songbooks)
3- Hejira by Joni Mitchell (any Joni Mitchell album would be great)
Since it appears that none of those will ever be issued, I have a second list:
1- The Billie Holliday recordings (at least, the ones with Lester Young)
2- The Benny Goodman recordings (especially those with Charlie Christian)
3- Leonard Cohen (especially the early albums)
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