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Originally posted by Bryn View PostSo not what we got in our French Warner boxes.
I thought you'd gone for the Warner.
I'd read somewhere that the EMI France transfers were better (how true that is I don't know). How come you went for the French EMI?
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Originally posted by Beef Oven! View Post... How come you went for the French EMI?
HMM. No luck there. They only go up to the 2000 re mastering.Last edited by Bryn; 02-03-16, 11:22.
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My local hi-fi shop has ordered the 114 CD Decca Brendel set for me for £200, to be released next week. That includes their mark up, if I could be bothered to source it myself it would be even cheaper. That's under two pounds a disc, which is phenomenally cheap, when you consider that a full price new CD can be twenty five quid.
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Originally posted by Bryn View PostPrice, and the claim on the box that the digital re-mastering was © 2011. I will have a look to check the timings of the various versions on offer from QOBUZ.
The box doesn't claim a 2011 remastering. It states that the discs are remastered in 24 BIT, but only gives an EMI copyright date of 2011.
I must say that what I've listened to so far, sounds very good indeed and an improvement on my previous EMI recording of #2 (I've listened to 7 twice, plus 2 & 4).
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Originally posted by makropulos View PostVery happy to see the complete Conifer Malcolm Arnold recordings coming back at the same time as the Previn RVW set:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Sir-Malcolm-...ds=arnold+sony"...the isle is full of noises,
Sounds and sweet airs, that give delight and hurt not.
Sometimes a thousand twangling instruments
Will hum about mine ears, and sometime voices..."
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Originally posted by Caliban View PostYes I got all excited about that and then realised it's the same as the Decca reissues... http://www.musicweb-international.co...es_4765337.htm
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Originally posted by Beef Oven! View PostYes the price was good - I paid £7.87 all inclusive, brand new and shrink-wrapped.
The box doesn't claim a 2011 remastering. It states that the discs are remastered in 24 BIT, but only gives an EMI copyright date of 2011.
I must say that what I've listened to so far, sounds very good indeed and an improvement on my previous EMI recording of #2 (I've listened to 7 twice, plus 2 & 4).
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Originally posted by Caliban View PostYes I got all excited about that and then realised it's the same as the Decca reissues... http://www.musicweb-international.co...es_4765337.htm
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Originally posted by umslopogaas View PostMy local hi-fi shop has ordered the 114 CD Decca Brendel set for me for £200, to be released next week. That includes their mark up, if I could be bothered to source it myself it would be even cheaper. That's under two pounds a disc, which is phenomenally cheap, when you consider that a full price new CD can be twenty five quid.
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