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In Reply to: Those Kleiber Beethoven 5/7 recordings. . . posted by Chris from Lafayette on May 13, 2012 at 12:36:26:
One wonders how a company can put out such junk. Where do they find the deaf engineers and deaf producers? I prefer minimal microphone stereo recordings, but there are many labels that use multiple microphones that preserve a sense of depth. The Kleiber Beethoven had zero depth. It was as flat as a cartoon character that's been run over by a steam roller.
After listening to this recording I put DG on my "do not buy list" and haven't purchased another of their recordings for over 15 months.
Tony Lauck
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- RE: Those Kleiber Beethoven 5/7 recordings. . . - Tony Lauck 17:56:52 05/13/12 (3)
- RE: Those Kleiber Beethoven 5/7 recordings. . . - Todd Krieger 22:19:08 05/13/12 (0)
- RE: Those Kleiber Beethoven 5/7 recordings. . . - Kal Rubinson 18:39:42 05/13/12 (1)
- RE: Those Kleiber Beethoven 5/7 recordings. . . - Tony Lauck 19:18:09 05/13/12 (0)
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