Great version of a great album. Superb audio quality. Exceeds expectations. Fantastic packaging. Highly recommended.

Great version of a class jazz album. SHM-SACD sounds fantastic. Great packaging. Great price. Highly recommended.

It is one of my favourite guitar artist's. Sound is very good and album also. I recommend to others as well.

Very talented guitarist and one of my favourites. Album and sound are very good. I recommend to others as well.

Very good album. My favourite guitar player and very talented artist. Sound is good. I recommend to others as well.

What a superlative pressing of one of the greatest albums of all time ! This limited edition is the best edition of their historical document. Their was the soundtrack for a generation.

Grade 10 !!! Beautiful album !!! Excellent edition !!! Spectacular recording !!! SACD[Cardboard Sleeve (mini LP)]

Grade 10 !!! Beautiful album !!! Excellent edition !!! Spectacular recording !!! SACD[Cardboard Sleeve (mini LP)]

You have raw and true, almost documental early live Santana's music sound. All musicians play very inspired, even if music isn't too complex. Possibly music there is too different from early Santana Band's albums, but it is really very interesting for fans of jamming, Santana's more jazzy-funky side.

I knew what I was getting I didn't know it will make me feel this good. I work hard putting together my audiophile system, today it paid me dividends. This SACD release is simply luxurious and finally I can say money well spent. The best sounding Bridge over troubled water ever. I am sorry to report that the wait time is now up to 4 weeks. Highly recommended to audiophiles around the world.

A great release and the best sounding version to date. I have always been disappointed with the production of this album and felt it fell well short of their earlier albums such as Bookends. However, this version sounds as good as it ever will be. The 7 inch sleeve and other inclusions are bonuses.

This new remastering for SACD delivers these classic, but energetic accounts of Schumann's symphonies in possibly the best way sound-wise.

As with the parallel released SHM-SACD featuring the 4th symphony, this album also benefits from the new DSD remastering. Stunning sound, you wouldn't guess that these recordings are almost 50 years old. A real gem of the late analogue DECCA catalogue.

I listened to the SHM-SACD UCGD-9122 with Shostakovich’s Symphony No. 4, performed by Bernard Haitink and the London Philharmonic Orchestra. This recording has always been powerful, but the new remastering by UK ClassicSound makes it shine even more. The sound is clear, rich, and very detailed. I could hear the orchestra with great depth, from the quiet passages to the huge climaxes. The performance itself is strong and dramatic, and while the symphony is far from easy-listening—it is a complex and demanding work—the excellent sound quality allows me to appreciate its full intensity.

I have many versions of this album on vinyl and CD and this is the finest one yet. Sound and packaging. Roy Halee‘s production shines!

I was excited to see what a jazz piano trio arrangement of fusion music would sound like. Even if you're not familiar with Weather Report, I think this arrangement is enjoyable enough. Makoto Kuriya's piano sound is clear and powerful. Koichi Osamu's thick, heavy, and powerful bass. Hiroyuki Noritake's drums are surprisingly vivid. I'd love to see more jazz and fusion sounds like this...

There are artists who play the Weather Report like this!! It's too great. I was surprised. The tension of the performance is great, but there is another arrangement.

Wonderful sounding disc very holographic. Rather not have the bonus live tracks though…The album is a true classic and the bonus live tracks of poorer sound quality really are not needed.

Travels is a MASTERPIECE of the highest order. It offers the listener a complete experience in free form, space, ambient and world jazz. While never being heavy or distorted and always relying on his trademark guitar synth, the music is ALWAYS progressive and quite angular at times. Even though the songs on Travels can be found on other CDs in their original, studio renditions, the versions on this live recording are BETTER than their studio counterparts; even the transcendental "Are You Going With Me" blows away the sterile studio version. I recommend this album to ALL progressive music fans. It's mellower than your modern day prog and nothing like the jazz fusion of the 1970s. Yet, it's equally intense and offers an emotional lift that I've found in few recordings.

A great album featuring lots of classic jazz tracks with very good sound quality. A great album to chill out with!