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Those are four of their original eight releases.
They did a great job with their Vox label issues, and it would be great to see them revise the series.
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Post by crsearle November 19, 2011 (12 of 15)
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I've got six of the eight classical MFSL 4.0 SACDs and agree they are excellent. I've never been able to track down Mussorgsky: Orchestral Works or Daphnis & Chloe at decent prices. I'll have to see if they can actually deliver Daphnis & Chloe for the advertised price.
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Post by dobyblue December 16, 2011 (13 of 15)
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I couldn't possible replace by 5.1 The Stranger, it's simply astounding...I've never had anyone not left jaw-agape after listening to "Scenes from an Italian Restaurant" in SACD MCH.
Disappointed to not see Storm Front on the list, great underrated album and would love to have "Downeaster Alexa", "Leningrad" and "And So It Goes" on SACD, the latter being one of my favourite Joel tunes of all.
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Post by soundboy June 22, 2012 (14 of 15)
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dobyblue said:
Disappointed to not see Storm Front on the list, great underrated album and would love to have "Downeaster Alexa", "Leningrad" and "And So It Goes" on SACD, the latter being one of my favourite Joel tunes of all.
I'd love to get "Storm Front" on SACD.
Btw, MoFi's hybrid SACD of "The Stranger" is now shipping.
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In a lot of cases Band's like Led Zep, Beatles, U2 etc. Have a clause in their publishing contracts with the labels that they (the band) have to approve any new formats. I always believed this is for perception. If they had released their catalog on say mini disc and the formate gets deleted for lack of a better word and people see them for say $5 it will give the perception these Band's no longer sell. But that's a guess. The part about approving a new format is a fact. U2 talks about it in an old rolling stone issue. Sorry I have no idea which one. Hope this helps
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