What about Joni Mitchell's Court & Spark (wasn't it a CD-4 release back in the day)? Also, Annie Lenox's Medusa might sound really good in surround.
Suggestions for Audio Fidelity Multichannel SACD Releases
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No teasing comments please..LOL! Yep, I'm Coming Home was certainly not so similar to historical Mathis, but I loved that LP the first time I heard it. Very easy going, great tunes...some nice instrumentation. Killing me....a nice new multichannel would be amazing...
Exactly. I'm Coming Home sounds more like a Spinners release with it's song selection, arrangements and Quad mix, than a Mathis album. So that would be a more likely release as a Multichannel SACD than say his Christmas Album which was released on Columbia in 5.1 SACD Multichannel. We will see. Again, not AF's normal type of release.
Now with the announcement of "Homecoming" by America being rereleased on SACD, I went back through the Warner/Rhino DVD-A Gallery to see what other titles AF could dig up for rerelease.
"Kamakiriad" by Donald Fagen and "Two Against Nature" by Steely Dan top my list, and maybe these could see the light of day again via the ETrain initiative.
I already have "Everything Must Go", but I would also support an SACD rerelease of this one if they could get it.
Alice Cooper? Maybe "Welcome to My Nightmare" but I can't imagine "Billion Dollar Babies" getting another SACD release after AF released a stereo-only disc a few years ago.
"Chicago II", "Foreigner", and "Workingman's Dead" are all probably off-limits because of Mobile Fidelity.
"Spectrum" by Billy Cobham, "Tutu" by Miles Davis, "Little Criminals" by Randy Newman, "No Secrets" by Carly Simon could be very likely candidates.
Here's how I would rank these requests:
1) Donald Fagen - Kamakiriad (ES mix)
2) Steely Dan - Two Against Nature (ES mix)
3) Carly Simon - No Secrets (5.1 DVD-A mix)
4) Alice Cooper - Welcome to My Nightmare (5.1 DVD-A mix)
5) Billy Cobham - Spectrum (5.1 DVD-A mix)
6) Randy Newman - Little Criminals (5.1 DVD-A mix)
7) Miles Davis - Tutu (5.1 DVD-A mix)
bmoura, am I right in saying that we probably shouldn't expect any Chicago, Foreigner, or Grateful Dead discs from AF?
"Kamakiriad" by Donald Fagen and "Two Against Nature" by Steely Dan top my list, and maybe these could see the light of day again via the ETrain initiative.
I already have "Everything Must Go", but I would also support an SACD rerelease of this one if they could get it.
Alice Cooper? Maybe "Welcome to My Nightmare" but I can't imagine "Billion Dollar Babies" getting another SACD release after AF released a stereo-only disc a few years ago.
"Chicago II", "Foreigner", and "Workingman's Dead" are all probably off-limits because of Mobile Fidelity.
"Spectrum" by Billy Cobham, "Tutu" by Miles Davis, "Little Criminals" by Randy Newman, "No Secrets" by Carly Simon could be very likely candidates.
Here's how I would rank these requests:
1) Donald Fagen - Kamakiriad (ES mix)
2) Steely Dan - Two Against Nature (ES mix)
3) Carly Simon - No Secrets (5.1 DVD-A mix)
4) Alice Cooper - Welcome to My Nightmare (5.1 DVD-A mix)
5) Billy Cobham - Spectrum (5.1 DVD-A mix)
6) Randy Newman - Little Criminals (5.1 DVD-A mix)
7) Miles Davis - Tutu (5.1 DVD-A mix)
bmoura, am I right in saying that we probably shouldn't expect any Chicago, Foreigner, or Grateful Dead discs from AF?
Good list. Some interesting titles in your Top 7.
On Chicago, Foreigner or Grateful Dead, I don't know. One of the biggest questions will be - Have these appeared on SACD or Gold CD from Audio Fidelity, Mobile Fidelity or others as reissues? To the extent they have not, they could be candidates for Multichannel SACD release.
LizardKing
2K Club - QQ Super Nova
RE : Carly Simon - unfortunately MOFI have announced recently plans for re-issues of:
Carly Simon – Hotcakes
Carly Simon – Anticipation
Carly Simon – No Secrets
Carly Simon – Carly Simon
Which is a shame - as the quad versions of Hotcakes, No secrets (or 5.1) or her self titled album would be great!
Carly Simon – Hotcakes
Carly Simon – Anticipation
Carly Simon – No Secrets
Carly Simon – Carly Simon
Which is a shame - as the quad versions of Hotcakes, No secrets (or 5.1) or her self titled album would be great!
That makes those albums less likely to be part of the series. But if there are other albums by these artists that MoFi hasn't issued on SACD, who knows?
LizardKing
2K Club - QQ Super Nova
The DVD-A is great.....That is a shame indeed. Never heard any of her work in surround, but I would love to hear Klaus Voorman's amazing bass playing on "You're So Vain" in its highest fidelity!
And it was remastered for DVD-A by Frank Filipetti on a Sonoma DSD Workstation. So the DSD tracks in Stereo and 5.1 Multichannel already exist. Oh well.....
I just emailed my requests for "Kamakiriad", "Two Against Nature", and "Everything Must Go" to AF, and Marshall replied back saying "Good Requests. We Are Trying…"
Hope Springs Eternal!
Hope Springs Eternal!
do you have any opportunity to ask him if they have plans on surround hard rock acts?
I do. Any suggestions on artists and albums?
The three Aerosmith Quads would be great. But Somewhere must be the Quadraphonic Blue Oyster Cult - "Agents of Fortune." This (until I can prove I owned it, or it existed) unreleased or really rare SQ Quad record would be great. The other "Blue Oyster Cult" titles would be great.
Hope AF will give it a go to look for unreleased Quads, assuming such things still exist. Very excited though about the whole AF MC series of titles.
Hope AF will give it a go to look for unreleased Quads, assuming such things still exist. Very excited though about the whole AF MC series of titles.
if we talk about reissues of obsolete quadraphonic, just i can recall quickly for 100% known ones, to have had issued quad in the past:
ZZ Top
Bachman-Turner Overdrive
Deep Purple
Jeff Beck
Robin Trower
Ten Years After
Johnny Winter
Steve Miller Band
Black Sabbath
Janis Joplin
Blue Oyster Cult
Rare Earth
Grand Funk
Focus
Alice Cooper
Mountain
Mott The Hoople
Ted Nugent
Joe Walsh
Edgar Winter Group
Rick Derringer
Three Man Army
and perhaps not as much as we (hard rock fans) would like but still list can be added.
Hmm, that could be an interesting one in Multichannel SACD.
As long as we're talking about rock....I would love to hear some (I know I've said this before) old Scorps and Judas Priest. I mean, their old stuff.
SCORPS -
Lonesome Crow 1972
Fly to the Rainbow 1974
In Trance 1975
Virgin Killer 1976
PRIEST
Rocka Rolla 1974
Sad Wings of Destiny 1976
SCORPS -
Lonesome Crow 1972
Fly to the Rainbow 1974
In Trance 1975
Virgin Killer 1976
PRIEST
Rocka Rolla 1974
Sad Wings of Destiny 1976
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