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Anonymous
Posted October 1, 2010
Ok, so having seen LAGQ in concert multiple times, concert hall feeling may sound like an overstatement. To be honest, when I had tested this CD in a high end pre- amp/amp/speaker setup, I think I got closest to recapturing that feeling. The music is colourful. Cuban Rain piece (#4) itself is worth getting this CD but there is much more than that. The booklet tells you in which position each performer (Quartet: 4 performers :) ) sits so you can hear each speaker presenting a single dominant guitar. It is, in my opinion, one of the top Surround recording SACDs to own.
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