Thread: 80's artists that should be on SACD :)

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Post by soundboy August 24, 2006 (11 of 23)
odiwan said:

Hello, if not MCH stereo SACD

Cyndi Lauper any

Sade any

Cyndi Lauper's "She's So Unusual" is on single-layer stereo SACD....possibly the best digital version ever. Sade was "penciled in" for a SACD release, but was later cancelled by Sony.

I'd recommend Spandau Ballet's follow-up to "True", "Parade". Hope Genesis' 80s output get released on SACD....I know it's already been remastered and remixed for 5.1 surround sound.

Post by flyingdutchman August 25, 2006 (12 of 23)
There was actually good music in the 80s? Somebody had to say it.

Post by Nightingale August 25, 2006 (13 of 23)
Robert Plant solo albums (plus Honeydrippers)
Jimmy Page's Outrider, The Firm two albums
Phil Collins solo
Dire Straits (incl. 70's albums)
Mick Jagger solo

Post by Edvin August 25, 2006 (14 of 23)
Syl Sylvain and The Teardrops

Post by Scott August 25, 2006 (15 of 23)
Rush:
Moving Pictures
Exit Stage Left
Grace Under Pressure
Power Windows

Van Halen:
Women and Children First (1980)
1984
5150

Yes:
90125

Asia:
Asia
Alpha

Metallica:
And Justice For All..

Post by ciscoboy August 25, 2006 (16 of 23)
Yazoo "Upstairs at Eric's"
Erasure "Wild"
Thompson Twins "Into the gap"
Pet Shop Boys "Please" and "Very"
A Flock of Seagulls "The Best Of "
and....

Men without hats "Rhythm Of Youth" (I know this is impossible 'cause the CD version is unavailable from years)

Post by dbmay75 October 24, 2007 (17 of 23)
Although the question is artists not albums, I am specifying by album since no two albums by one artist sound alike and these would be available in both stereo & multichannel. If you are unfamiliar with any of these recordings, I suggest you give them a listen despite some being long out of print:

1. Michael Jackson - Thriller [1982] (already exists but in 2-channel only)
2. Thompson Twins - Into The Gap [1984]
3. Joe Satriani - Flying In A Blue Dream [1989]
4. Chris Rea - New Light Through Old Windows [1988]
5. Power Station - Power Station [1985]
6. Robbie Robertson - Robbie Robertson [1987]
7. Suzanne Vega - Solitude Standing [1987]
8. Sade - Stronger Than Pride [1988]
9. Al Di Meola - Cielo E Terra [1985]
10. Prince - Purple Rain [1984]
11. Fleetwood Mac - Tango In The Night [1987]
12. Level 42 - World Machine [1985]
13. Lionel Richie - Can't Slow Down [1983]
14. Hall & Oates - Big Bam Boom [1984]
15. Toni Childs - Union [1988]
16. Pink Floyd - Momentary Lapse Of Reason [1987]
17. U2 - The Joshua Tree [1987]
18. Jeff Beck - There And Back [1980]
19. Eric Clapton - Journeyman [1989]
20. Billy Idol - Rebel Yell [1983]

Post by Karlosak October 25, 2007 (18 of 23)
Mike Oldfield : Ommadawn (and newer ones - Amarok, TSoDE or Voyager would rock in MCH)

Post by Runkeldunk October 27, 2007 (19 of 23)
Retronana said:

Although I realise the 80's as a music era is not everbodys cup of tea, I thought I'd put foward some titles that should get the SACD Multi Channel treatment.

Tears For Fears:
Pale Shelter
Songs from the Big Chair (Limited Version that had all the extra tracks)
The Seeds of Love[brymon]
Any[Iggy P]

Howard Jones:
Humans Lib

Replacements:
Let it Be[Iggy P]

Elvis Costello:
Imperial Bedroom[Iggy P]

XTC:
Skylarking[Iggy P]

Human League:
Dare (Multi Channel!)

Sam Fox[?]
Any[Dinko]

Harold Faltermeyer:
Beverly Hills Cop OST[Dinko]
Fletch OST

Pink Floyd:
Monentary Lapse of Reason[Dinko]

New Order:
Any[axel4hans]

Depeche Mode:
Black Celebration
Construction Time Again
Any[brymon]

The Smiths:
Any[brymon]

The Pyschedelic Furs:
Forever Now

Duran Duran:
Rio[brymon]
Duran Duran[brymon]

Lets see if we can get a definative list :)

Regards

Retronana

!S
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Post by Ear October 28, 2007 (20 of 23)
I said it before and I'll say it again: Kate Bush :-)

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