dan-0
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- Aug 1, 2003
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Here's the deal.
1) I've been playing piano for aprox. 25 years. I love to play classical music and a bit of blues and jazz.
2) I'm also a child of the 80's and for better or worse, the music I listen to has been greatly influenced by that decade. To that end I listen predominately to 80's metal, rock/pop, and quite a bit of blues.
3) I really really like multichannel. Some of my better sounding SACD/DVD-A's are the stringed or relatively unamplified recordings. Stuff like Muddy Waters - Folk Singer, Beck - Sea of Change, Diana Krall - Look of Love, etc... Much to my dismay, Megadeth and Aerosmith do not impress me in multichannel. Additionaly, I've read more then once that SACD/DVD-A really lends itself to stringed recordings.
Can anyone recommend a good classical SACD/DVD-A that I might enjoy listening to? Something to get my feet wet with, and perhaps see what I've been missing.
Thanks in advance.
1) I've been playing piano for aprox. 25 years. I love to play classical music and a bit of blues and jazz.
2) I'm also a child of the 80's and for better or worse, the music I listen to has been greatly influenced by that decade. To that end I listen predominately to 80's metal, rock/pop, and quite a bit of blues.
3) I really really like multichannel. Some of my better sounding SACD/DVD-A's are the stringed or relatively unamplified recordings. Stuff like Muddy Waters - Folk Singer, Beck - Sea of Change, Diana Krall - Look of Love, etc... Much to my dismay, Megadeth and Aerosmith do not impress me in multichannel. Additionaly, I've read more then once that SACD/DVD-A really lends itself to stringed recordings.
Can anyone recommend a good classical SACD/DVD-A that I might enjoy listening to? Something to get my feet wet with, and perhaps see what I've been missing.
Thanks in advance.