[POLL] SHM-SACD survey: 60s & 70s artists (Vote for your favourite albums)

Kind of surprised Exile was voted so high-not that it's a bad album but it's probably the worse recorded (worse mixed) Stones album of their "classic' period.Also surprised T-Rex-"The Slider" only got 26 votes as it looked like a lot of forum members seemed to list it first as titles they'ed like to see.

 

Voted for "Songs In The Key Of Life"
But are they going to charge 9000 yen for the twoofer???
That'd be ridiculous.

 

105 votes already! I hoped for 100 votes, but the more the better!

 

Grace Jones seems to be part of Universal as well?

 

Supertramp "Breakfast In America" (1979)
The Rolling Stones "Sticky Fingers" (1971)
The Moody Blues "Days Of Future Passed" (1967)
Cream "Disraeli Gears" (1967)
Stevie Wonder "Innervisions" (1973)
Caravan "For Girls Who Grow Plump In The Night" (1973)
Traffic "The Low Spark Of High Heeled Boys" (1971)
Rod Stewart "Every Picture Tells A Story" (1971)
Elton John "Elton John" (1970)
The Who "Quadrophenia" (1973)
Steely Dan "Can't Buy Me A Thrill" (1972)
Stevie Wonder "Songs In The Key Of Life" (1976)
Free "Fire And Water" (1970)

My picks, but ONLY if they are surround as well, (even DTS will do)

 

Won't Be.This series of titles are single layer-stereo only,that part is non-negotiable

 

Breakfast in America

Sticky Fingers

Disraeli Gears

5.1 for all three, please - and Crime of the Century...

 

David Bowie "The Man Who Sold The World" was released by Mercury.

Does UMG Japan still have access to this mastertapes?

 

Both Steely Dan
Both Stevie Wonder
Traffic
Velvets

Incidentally, for how long has the 1st Dan album been called "Can't Buy Me A Thrill"?

 

The price for a single SHM-SACD at cdjapan is approximately 4286 yen or $50.09. The price for a double is 5714 yen or $66.78.

 

Nobody any info about David Bowie - The Man Who Sold The World? Mercury Universal?

 

Interesting.

 

Stones, VU, The Who & Dire Straits.
Would there be any way they could print the already DSD mastered 'Wish You Were Here'?

 

Up to 150 votes! Thanks.

Any hints for other Universal artists in the second 60-70 poll are welcome.

 

Sure, if whoever paid for that mastering consented and allowed Universal in Japan to utilize it, likely for a large sum of money. The chance of that happening is very, very slim.

 

Impossible I'm afraid, it's released by EMI. I don't think they're into hi-res.

Keep voting ... almost 150 voters!

 

151 voters! Great results!

 

I forgot to select "Quadraphenia" but Stevie Wonder's 2 selections are my only choices (mainly due to the fact that we're talking stereo-only here)

Dan

 

161 votes already. I'm impressed! Don't forget the other polls (Greatest Hits/ Best Of Albums + 80s).

Soon also 90s and 00s.

+ part 2 of 60s-70s and 80s albums.

 

Last kick for this first shm-sacd-poll ...

Thanks for voting!