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Gary Karr became an audiophile favorite largely as a result of the King Super Analogue recording of Albinoni’s Adagio in G minor play...[more]

This first in the series of Classic Records Presents features Pavel Kogan conducting his Moscow State Symphony Orchestra performing a piece...[more]

The multi-Grammy winning Elite recording team of Marc Aubort and the late Joanna Nickrenz extract a fantastic recording of the legendary wa...[more]

A Bert Whyte recording of Maestro Stokowski conducting the Houston Symphony at the Houston Civic Center in 1959. The Poem of Ecstasy&n...[more]

A Hugo Rignold / LSO performance of this brilliant showpiece for orchestra with piano accompaniment performed superlatively by Peter Katin....[more]

Bartok’s Concerto for Orchestra derives its name from the approach taken in treating instrument groups within the orchestra in a &lsq...[more]

Wagner Die Walkure (Stokowski/Houston Symphony Orchestra) on HDAD from Classic This release is a compilation of Stokowski/Houston performa...[more]

Singer-songwriter and Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Graham Nash first rose to fame with British Invasion hitmakers The Hollies. He went on to...[more]

In 1960, David Hall, who wrote the original liner notes for this Everest 35MM recording had this to say about the Villa Lobos composition /...[more]

Carlos continues his guitar wizardry in this direct follow-up to '99's 'Supernatural'. Following a similar blueprint, '...[more]

Hi-Resolution Beatles - Newly Re-Mixed and Re-Mastered!  Extremely Unique Album Created by George Martin and his Son!  ...[more]

Dr. Chesky's Magnificent, Fabulous Musical 5.1 Surround Show on DVD-A This disc includes a mind-boggling array of original music, incl...[more]

Chesky Records presents their most versatile test disc to date. The Ultimate DVD Surround Sampler & 5.1 Set-Up Disc features extensive T...[more]

Another TAS favorite recording of Mahler's famous Symphony of a Thousand performed by the Utah Symphony Orchestra under the direction o...[more]

This is the famous recording entitled 'Songs of the Auvergne' made famous by Harry Pearson of the Absolute Sound for its lifelike q...[more]

Abbey Road engineer ('Dark Side Of The Moon', 'Abbey Road') Alan Parsons' second album was a dream recording for audiop...[more]

With two of The Alan Parsons Project's best songs, the lovely ballad 'Time' and the wavy-sounding 'Games People Play,' ...[more]

One of the most debated over and sought after audiophile titles, Casin0 Royale has graced many 'Top Ten' lists for decades. This qui...[more]

Well here it is, wait no longer. The most talked about 'true audiophile' blues recordings ever. Mastered from the original 1964 Che...[more]

This 1958 recording of what would become Cannonball Adderley's only Blue Note LP reunited him with his former band mate Miles...[more]

Arguably one of the most influential titles from Coltrane and one of the greatest Blue Note releases ever. Right at the very start of his P...[more]

This release marks the first multi-channel HDAD released by Classic Records as a two disc set. Disc one is the normal two sided DVD disc wi...[more]

The Goosen's / London Symphony recordings from 1959 feature Joseph Fuchs as the soloist on these Bert Whyte recordings at Walthamstom A...[more]

These recordings from 1960 feature Sir Malcolm Sargent (RCA Heifetz Scottish Fantasy) conducting the fabulous London Symphony on these Bert...[more]

As with his Decca recordings of Ballet Music, Fistoulari again delivers a lively reading of Khachaturian's famous ballet piece. Is this...[more]