The Absolute Sound is an audiophile magazine that occasionally gives awards for recordings they deem of special sonic merit. Back in the 80s it was known as the Super Disc list and drove the value of certain rare RCA Living Stereo and Mercury Living Presence recordings into the stratosphere.
I haven't read the magazine much in recent years, but if they recommend a recording it's for it's sound quality primarily. The musical quality of their recommendations was erratic.

Dead...Please reupload.

Many thanks for lossless & HD.

Many thanks for lossless.

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Sounds like 60's southern soul. Thank you so much for sharing this fantastic album. Much recommended!!

Many thanks for the Deluxe edition, greatly appreciated!!

Thanks Fantastik for this post – can you do something about this annoying error? Moreover, it ought to be Corelli's Concerto grosso in Re maggiore op. 6 N. 7, not the Concerto grosso in F Major, Op. 6 No. 2!!

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PLEASE in lossless !!!!!

Booklet is on Label.
This label seems known as absolute sound

This opera is getting known.
As I wrote before, track 23 is the original of "Go tell Aunt Rhody" or "Greenville" (hymn).
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Disc 1 is shite, lots of digital clicks and skipping. Disc 2 verifies with AccurateRip, while disc 3 isn't recognized, but sounds ok on first listen.

This performance requires us concentration even in dances.
Still best period Solo Violin is Enrico Onofri (just 3 works) for me.
My best modern is by Lara Lev (Apex, lowest price CDs), someone rip and post please :)
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For what it's worth, I have never before heard a "24 bit" stream on my high end system. (Software does see it as 24 bit, though corrupted).

I compared the "stream"(?) to the 16 bit version here. To my moderate surprise, I preferred by a moderate, but consistent amount the 16 bit PCM.

Ironically what I preferred is what I usually prefer in 24 bit over 16: the cd version had more depth, sound staging & was smoother. I still feel it's a major shame that EMI didn't release a true 24 bit edition; though both the full Sgt Pepper's & Lennon Imagine came out in 24 bit after the cd release, so cross your fingers.

My suggestion is if you have the bandwidth, get both versions & see what you think; if you don't I definitely prefer the 16 bit over the stream.

Many Thanks for this!

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Thanks for that.