Your Dream MFSL Titles?

Were they present in the 5.1 mix on SACD?

 

Van Morrison - Saint Dominic’s Preview
Gordon Lightfoot - Sundown and Summertime Dream

 

Soundgarden - Superunknown
Stone Temple Pilots - No. 4

 

Since I haven't woken up from my dream yet, let me add on SACD...
Revolver
Spirit-Dr. Sardonicus
Herbie Hancock-Sextant & Crossings
McCoy Tyner-Fly With The Wind
Zodiac-Cosmic Sounds (I'm really dreaming on this one)
Percy Faith-various titles

 

If you are referring to the Immersion set, then yes - I believe so, but it is my understanding that it contains 2 CDs, 2 DVD-A, and1 blu-ray. 5.1 or 4-channel can only be encoded on DVD-A or blu-ray format. But the elements not present on standard CD stereo mix are present in the 5.1 mix, I am almost certain I read that somewhere.

*edit:
I just checked the Amazon listing and according to the descript. the DVD-A disc contains both a 5.1 surround mix AND the original 1970s quadraphonic 4-channel mix.

edit#2
okay, so - not sure how this checks out in terms of actual surround playback versus re-channelled to two-channel, but according to

QuadraphonicQuad Pink Floyd Surround Pages

excerpt:
"In an exclusive agreement with Analogue Productions and only available through their Acoustic Sounds website, EMI and Pink Floyd released the long awaited SACD of the album with the 5.1 James Guthrie "Group Approved" surround mix. .... The SACD does NOT contain the 1970's quadraphonic mix of the album."

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I don't know if this SACD 5.1 capture contains the original 1970s quad-mix elements or not.

 

I don't know much about Radiohead but i read they're big on recording albums in analog. So their catalog would hugely benefit from the MoFi treatment

 

Has MFSL reissued any albums that were recorded digitally? The Gorillaz catalog NEEDS an audiophile digital reissue

 

Has any company ever released a gold cd of an ELO title?

 

Sony Mastersound did a gold CD of Face The Music and DCC did Eldorado.

 

Every Pearl Jam album. 2 LP 45RPM per, box set

 

Mastersound Gold Disc of "Discovery" too.
So that makes 3.

 

My personal Mofi hit list:

The Stone Roses
Songs From Northern Britain - Teenage Fan Club
The Way It Is - Bruce Hornsby & The Range
City to City - Gerry Rafferty
North & South - Gerry Rafferty
Hollywood Town Hall - The Jayhawks

 

The Stone Roses could definitely use an audiophile label tackling their small catalog.

 

With Dynamic Range restored to 12 or greater.

 

All vinyl;

Doobie Brothers 70s albums
Kenny Loggins Celebrate me Home
Charles Mingus Changes 1 & 2 twofer
Art Pepper Living Legend
Joe Henderson Relaxin at Camarillo
Joe henderson The State of the Tenor vol. 1 and 2

 

The Tubes first album on vinyl
Essra Mohawks first two albums
Laura Nyros live albums from 1976, 1987

 

Off the top of me head -

Jefferson Airplane - Baxters & Pointed Head.
ABBA - catalogue.
Gerry Rafferty - City To City.

 

Well, given their predilection for American artists and my own sense that I've maxed out on pre-1980s titles (though, okay, MFSL Steely Dan, please), I'll second:
Prince
REM
Sonic Youth
Talking Heads
Smashing Pumpkins (great idea!)
And since the Police were slightly American, let's throw them in too.

 

Sell some stuff they haven't sold before

Grand Funk
Mountain
Sabbath
Funkadelic

 

Any title previously announced on SACD by MoFi that has not seen the light of day.

 

My vote would go to anything by:-
Prince
Bowie
Aerosmith
Donny Hathaway
Bob Marley
Peter Tosh
Nina Simone
Louis Armstrong
John Martyn
John Lee Hooker
Buddy Guy
T-Bone Walker
James Brown
The Stooges
Etta James
Ella Fitzgerald
Duke Ellington


The Columbia Taj Mahal albums
The rest of the Miles Davis catalogue (they're Miles releases really are phenomenal)
Here's Little Richard

 

Queensryche - every Geoff Tate album, especially Empire and Mindcrime
Iron Maiden - the first five albums
Ozzy Osbourne - every album, being worked on while Sharon is locked up until after the release
James Newton Howard - too many to list them all
Depeche mode - every album, the Mute remasters were too loud
Metallica - every album, being worked on while Lars is locked up until after the release (and a proper remix for Justice)

 

Supertramp - Even in the Quietest Moments
Steve Winwood - Arc of a Diver
Roxy Music - Avalon
Gino Vannelli - Brother to Brother
Art Garfunkel - Breakaway

 

They definitely can remaster lots of Queen albums, they will sell huge load of them considering recent resurgence in popularity.
My local store cannot even keep stock of new reissues, forget about any vinyl in reasonable quality...
It is not MY dream of course.
My dream would be much "smaller" bands - and it means it will never happen.