Your Dream MFSL Titles?

The Huey Lewis MFSL redbook is already so good that I would think the improvement would be marginal.

I’m with you on the REO and Winwood, though!

 

Lol i'm glad someone finally noticed the Shrek soundtrack, that was just a joke. I think Gorillaz would totally work, unless the compression is in the mix but i doubt that because their albums have been released on LP and have really good dynamic range. If the masters aren't hi-res then they could do a gold CD

 

The quadraphonic mix of Pink Floyd 'Wish You Were Here', re-channeled to stereo and mastered on an SACD-hybrid.
The original quad-mix contains multi-tracked instrumental elements that are not present in the standard stereo mix.

 

Dire Straits 1-4 vinyl (yes.....still waiting)
Mark Knopfler (all...originals are great but would really like to try mofi 45s for these...esp. 1-2)
Fagen (Kamakiriad) (original vinyl nice, but would like a 45)
Led Zepp (classic 33 were good and i really like the recent reissues, but would pay $100/pop for mofi 45s)
Queen 1-3, 6-7 vinyl (dig my 4-5 mofis)
Steely Dan (all)
More Ry...

 

No doubt, been waiting on those so long...

 

Billy Idol - Rebel Yell (only because the AF one is so damn expensive/hard to find)
David Bowie - Low
Jerry Garcia - Garcia
Bob Weir - Ace
Prince - Sign Of The Times
Abba - Greatest Hits 1 and 2
Blondie - Best Of
Red Hot Chili Peppers - Blood Sugar Sex Magic
Steely Dan - Decade of
Grateful Dead - Terrapin Station
Pink Floyd - Animals
The Cure - Disintegration
Peter Gabriel - So

(Edited to add the last 3)

 

I have the mono cd box set, but I was hoping for an SACD of this and Ladyland. The SACD of Axis is really good.

 

For me, it's more about the mastering choices and transfer than the format. Somebody could make a really good Redbook CD, but a really terrible DSD transfer.

 

Off the top of my head, I would be very happy if any of these were released by MFSL on CD or SACD;

Al Green - Call Me, Still in Love With You, Lets Stay Together
Stevie Wonder - Talking Book, Fullfillingness First Finale, Songs in the Key of Life
Television - Marquee Moon
Bjork - Vespertine
Southside Johnny - Hearts of Stone
Art Blakey & Jazz Messengers - Free for All
Lee Morgan - Search for the New Land
Sun Ra - Lanquidity, Sleeping Beauty
Van Morrison - Into the Music
Aretha Franklin - I've Never Loved a Man (in Mono)
Stereolab - Emperor Tomato Ketchup
Air - Moon Safari
Orchestra Baobab - Pirates Choice
Moody Blues - Days of Future Passed (original mix)
Marvin Gaye - I Want You
Kate & Anna McGarrigle
Los Lobos - How Will the Wolf Survive
Donald Byrd - Places & Spaces
Harder They Come Soundtrack

 

That's quite true, but being my dream discs I want them to be top-notch.

 

Crazy, so many of these suggestions already sound great in their best iterations...

But.... Talking Heads (entire catalog). Those dual-disc things might sound great if they played ok, but I’m not ever putting one in my CD player again.

Oh, and Nick Drake.

 

The original late 80s Sire CD Talking Heads releases sound very nice.

 

They should also do The Mars Volta - De-loused In The Comatorium on vinyl.

It's a royal PITA finding a decent copy of this truly mind boggling record.

 

I’ve got most of them and I respectfully disagree: thin and drab. The Sire dual-discs sound great but are sketchy as hell. Sounds like a job for MFSL, imo.

 

I don’t have an SACD Player, but I do have a record player.

 

I can only play the Redbook layer, but it's good. The AP 45rpm LP of that is several hundred dollars, so I just payed $30 for the SACD and called it a day (and my analog setup is much better than my digital setup).

 

Absolutely, and spread out over 2 LP's (particularly Trick).

 

It's crazy that it is 2018 and we still have never had a proper Leonard Cohen studio album in Hi-Rez sound quality. How about The Future or Songs Of Leonard Cohen?

It's not even that hard licensing these albums.

 

Thought of a few more I'd love to see:

INXS - Kick
Beatles - Abbey Road
Led Zeppelin - In Through The Out Door
Eurythmics - Be Yourself Tonight
Ozzy Osbourne - Blizzard Of Ozz
Ozzy - Diary of a Madman

 

ELO? 2001 and 2007 remasters sound great.

 

The Police - Reggatta de Blanc
Prefab Sprout - Steve McQueen
Van Halen - II, 1984 and 5150
Talk Talk - The Colour of Spring
Deep Purple - Burn and Stormbringer (talking about dreams...)

 

I have the Radiohead albums on vinyl and they sound great, a huge improvement over their CDs. I'd love to see their whole catalog done on SACD, there should be a vast improvement in clarity and dynamics.

 

The old Edsel CD of Clear sounds great. Steve Hoffman mastered a SACD recently of The Family that Plays Together. The old silver MFSL CD of Twelve Dreams is also

Get the SHM-SACD for Moonmadness.

 

1.The New York Dolls-The New York Dolls
2.Echo and The Bunnymen-Ocean Rain
3.Sade-Love Deluxe
4.Sade-Lover’s Rock
5.The English Beat-Just Can’t Stop It
6.T Rex-The Slider
7.Santana-Inner Secrets
8.Zero 7-Simple Things
9.The Clash-London Calling
10.Duran Duran-Rio

All on SACD and 45RPM vinyl

 

Too expensive.