Anybody still collect them? I own the following MFSL cd's

Tears For Fears - Sounds From The Big Chair

Queen - The Game

Huey Lews & The News - Sports

Steve Winwood - Back In The High Life

Saturday Night Fever

Isaac Hayes - Hot Buttered Soul

((((cd's i'm in search of))))
Earth Wind & Fire - That's The Way Of The World

(((((MFSL wish list))))))))
Prince - Purple Rain
Prince - self titled
Maxwell - Embrya
Van Halen - 1984
Luther Vandross - The Night I Fell In Love

I got a few of the original golds...

About 42 to be exact.

Several Lps too...

Indeed I have a few. Would not know how to count them though. More than a handful.:yes:

I have less than 10. Would love more but their getting ridiculously priced. I really don't play them that often either.

Off the top of my head.

Moody Blues - Days of Future Passed
The Who - Tommy
U2 - War
Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon
Moody Blues - On the Threshold of a Dream
Santana - Abraxis
Yes - Fragile

Only 1... Blood, Sweat, & Tears SACD

One for me too, Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon.

Can't recall all off hand, but they include Moody Blues - Days of Future Passed, John Lennon - Imagine, Police - Synchronicity, Rob Wasserman - Trios, Steve Winwood - Arc Of A Diver and a Marianne Faithfull double-set.

I have but one. Metallica Ride The Lightning.

((((cd's i'm in search of))))
Earth Wind & Fire - That's The Way Of The World



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Gold CD:
Blind Faith

MFSL vinyl:
Beatles - Abbey Road
Supertramp - Crime of the Century
Gordon Lightfoot - Sundown
Poco - Legend (damaged by broken stylus:mad:)
Al Stewart - Year of the Cat
Gino Vanelli - Powerful People
Rush - Permanent Waves

I have less than 10. Would love more but their getting ridiculously priced. I really don't play them that often either.

Off the top of my head.

Moody Blues - Days of Future Passed
The Who - Tommy
U2 - War
Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon
Moody Blues - On the Threshold of a Dream
Santana - Abraxis
Yes - Fragile

Most excellent choices.:yes:

I have 1 that I got as a young teen years ago:

Styx Paradise Theater

I don't know why I would get such a high quality pressing to play on my low-fi equipment back then. I have a few CBS Half-speed mastered LP's too.

Probably a tax refund or something.

I'm gonna pull it out and give it a spin see how it sounds after years of bad treatment:(

Too many to remember. I've been collecting them for a while now.

Just one that I can think of....

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Just one that I can think of....

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ordered that one last night!:yes:

I have 275 MFSL CDs. :banana:

I bought most of them when they were new so I only had to pay the ridiculously high prices on a few of them lately. I would love to have a complete collection but I don't see that ever happening. :sigh:

For the most part the sound quality is great on the MFSL CDs. A few of them are a bit bright though. Here are some of my favorites:

Cannonball Adderly-Somethin' Else
Joan Baez-Diamonds And Rust
R.L. Burnside-First Recordings
Joe Cocker-Sheffield Steel
John Coletrane-Blue Train
Duke Ellington-Blues In Orbit
Marianne Faithfull-Broken English
Getz/Gilberto (my favorite CD for when I want to relax)
Hall and Oats-Past Times Behind
Herbie Hancock-Manchild
Isac Hayes-Hot Buttered Soul
Billie Holliday-Body And Soul
John Lee Hooker-The Healer
Howlin' Wolf-The Real Folk Blues
Joe Jackson-Night And Day
Jean Michel Jarre-Oxygen
John Klemmer-Touch
Earl Klough-Finger Paintings
Aimee Mann-Lost In Space
The Moody Blues-all of them
Harry Nilsson-Nillson Schmilsson
Roy Orbison-Lonely And Blue
Alan Parsons Project-Tales of Mystery and Imagination
Pink Floyd-all of them
Sonny Rollins-Way Out West (this was MFSLs first CD)
Frank Sinatra-Songs For Swingin' Lovers
Steely Dan-Aja
Cat Stevens-Tea For The Tillerman
Al Stewart-Year Of The Cat
Supertramp-Crime Of The Century
U2-War
Muddy Waters-Folk Singer
The Who-Tommy (probably the MFSL CD that I have listened to the most)
Stevie Wonder-Innervisions
Woodstock (this was the first audiophile CD I bought)

I have most of my collection on my music server. I keep thinking I should sell the CDs for the huge money they will bring on that auction site but I don't know if I could stand to part with them.

I have 275 MFSL CDs. :banana:

I bought most of them when they were new so I only had to pay the ridiculously high prices on a few of them lately. I would love to have a complete collection but I don't see that ever happening. :sigh:

For the most part the sound quality is great on the MFSL CDs. A few of them are a bit bright though. Here are some of my favorites:

Cannonball Adderly-Somethin' Else
Joan Baez-Diamonds And Rust
R.L. Burnside-First Recordings
Joe Cocker-Sheffield Steel
John Coletrane-Blue Train
Duke Ellington-Blues In Orbit
Marianne Faithfull-Broken English
Getz/Gilberto (my favorite CD for when I want to relax)
Hall and Oats-Past Times Behind
Herbie Hancock-Manchild
Isac Hayes-Hot Buttered Soul
Billie Holliday-Body And Soul
John Lee Hooker-The Healer
Howlin' Wolf-The Real Folk Blues
Joe Jackson-Night And Day
Jean Michel Jarre-Oxygen
John Klemmer-Touch
Earl Klough-Finger Paintings
Aimee Mann-Lost In Space
The Moody Blues-all of them
Harry Nilsson-Nillson Schmilsson
Roy Orbison-Lonely And Blue
Alan Parsons Project-Tales of Mystery and Imagination
Pink Floyd-all of them
Sonny Rollins-Way Out West (this was MFSLs first CD)
Frank Sinatra-Songs For Swingin' Lovers
Steely Dan-Aja
Cat Stevens-Tea For The Tillerman
Al Stewart-Year Of The Cat
Supertramp-Crime Of The Century
U2-War
Muddy Waters-Folk Singer
The Who-Tommy (probably the MFSL CD that I have listened to the most)
Stevie Wonder-Innervisions
Woodstock (this was the first audiophile CD I bought)

I have most of my collection on my music server. I keep thinking I should sell the CDs for the huge money they will bring on that auction site but I don't know if I could stand to part with them.

Don't part with them!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If you do, PM me.:grnbounce

Only one cd here;
Rush - Moving Pictures

Several LP's;
Pink Floyd - DSOTM
Eric Clapton- Slow Hand
Beatles - Abbey Road
Beatles - Magical Mystery Tour
Bob Seager - Night Moves
Stevie Nicks - Bella Donna
Zubin Mehta - Star Wars / Close Encounters

Also have several CBS half speed masters and Nautilus LP's as well. Always on the look out for any of the audiophile pressings.

I've got a handful (5-6) of their CDs and 30 or 40 of the LPs. Also grabbed the Beatles, Rolling Stones and Frank Sinatra LP box sets some years ago before they became crazy expensive.

Rolling Stones and Frank Sinatra LP box sets some years ago before they became crazy expensive.
I was not much of a Sinatra fan but I did enjoy some of his music. Then I got the Sinatra MFSL box and LOVED it. Sinatra during the Capitol years was fantastic.

Completely agree. Fantastic voice and superb backing arrangements. It's hard to beat.

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I've been in audio bliss for the past couple of days.
The Earth Wind & Fire MFSL disc is just :drool: in sound quality

I don't have any on CD.
I do have 3 of
"PinK Floyd's DSOTM" and 2 of
"Andrew Powell and the philharmonia orchestra play the best of the Alan Parsons project" (now that's a long title) and one of the
"Doobie Brothers Takin it to the streets", all on vinyl.

Only one....................................

Derek & The Dominos................Layla


Steve

I have 2 MFSL Original master Recording CD's:

Steve Winwood-Back in The High Life
Talking Heads-Speaking in Tongues

CD/SACD:
Pixies "Doolittle", "Sufer Rosa", and "Bossanova" (hope they do Trompe Le Monde too)
Willie Nelson "Shotgun Willie/Phases and Stages"
Sonny Rollins "Plus 4"

LP:
Sonic Youth "Goo"

"unofficially" I have lots of the old CDs and quite a few needledrops of the LPs. I would love to actually own the originals but I won't pay over $30 for any CD.

The Who - Tommy (probably the MFSL CD that I have listened to the most)



As it should be.

Where's your Who's Next? :D

I have about a dozen or so. Would always like more, but keep telling myself I have to draw the line somewhere (so I don't seek any more out. But if they find me... :D)

Including some of the favorites others have listed, Pat Benatar's "In the Heat of the Night" has had plenty of play time here since it first came out:

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As it should be.

Where's your Who's Next? :D
I do have the MFSL Who's Next CD but I actually like the MCA Gold CD version better on this title. The MFSL CD does have some nice bonus tracks but the MCA Gold sounds better to me.

Also to update this old thread: Last year I posted that I had 275 MFSL titles, I now have 312. :banana:

...I actually like the MCA Gold CD version better on this title... the MCA Gold sounds better to me.


You might have the Hoffman-mastered version: "Made In Japan"?


The MFSL CD does have some nice bonus tracks


It has damned nice bonus tracks. :yes:



Also to update this old thread: I now have 312.

You've bowled a perfect game and then some, Vic. :thmbsp:

You might have the Hoffman-mastered version: "Made In Japan"?
I did look into this and I could not find out if Hoffman mastered the MCA gold CD version of Who's Next.

One of my friends it a huge Hoffman fan. He has the Who's Next that Hoffman mastered. I compared his Hoffman mastered Who's Next to the MCA Gold version, I liked the MCA gold version better. They sounded similar but the MCA gold version had a quieter background. I think the MCA gold CD of Who's Next came out after Hoffman left MCA. My guess is MCA used the earlier Hoffman master and cleaned it up a bit for the gold CD release, since Hoffman was already gone they could not advertise him as the mastering engineer on this release.

Don't know that I collect them, but I've acquired a few over the years:

LP
Allman Brothers - Idlewild South
Isacc Hayes - Hot Buttered Soul
Jethro Tull - Aqualung
Natalie Merchant - Tigerlilly
Moody Blues - Days Of Future Passed
Gerry Rafferty - City To City
Santana - Abraxas
Steely Dan - Aja
Yes - Close To The Edge

Gold CD
Linda Ronstadt - Prisoner In Disguise

SACD
Blood, Sweat & Tears
Blood, Sweat & Tears 3
Cowboy Junkies - Whites Off Earth Now!
Doobie Brothers - Touluse Street
Earth, Wind & Fire - That's The Way Of The World
Edgar Winter Group - They Only Come Out At Night

My collection consists of over 100 MFSL CD titles, with another 20 duplicates still sealed. Most of these were purchased in the nineties when they were still in print and affordable, the rest on eBay. I also collect DCC, Mastersound, MCA, Zounds and other gold audiophile discs. Two of my favorites are Pink Floyd DSOTM Japan Eternity gold and Sony Japan WYWH gold. Also have large collection of Japan first-pressing CDs and mini-LPs, mostly rock and blues.

No CD's, but I've got the following on MFSL LP

CSNY - Deja Vu
Grateful Dead - From the Mars Hotel
Beatles - Magical Mystery Tour
Supertramp - Crime of the Century
Pink Floyd - DSoTM