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I'll have to check those out too

Posted by Chris from Lafayette on September 28, 2020 at 00:59:56:
Lack of front-to-back depth has been my problem too with many of DG's recordings over the years. The Fifth (which I did hear) seemed much improved in this regard compared to earlier incarnations I'd heard. Of course, this is all within the confines of 2-channel - otherwise, I'd be hyping Blomstedt, Janowski, Honeck, Zweden, P. Jarvi, Ballot, Harnoncourt, (and more - really amazing how much there is!). . . ;-)