Average Rating: (4.8 out of 5 stars)



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DVD-A version is a treat
I have 5 versions of this album (original, remastered, MFSL Gold, SACD and now the DVD-A version) all of them different and all of them wonderful to listen to but it is the DVD-A version that most impresses. Put this on your DVD-A player and its like hearing an old friend with a new voice - the surround sound mix is fresh, vibrant and completely different to the stereo version. Well worth considering if you are a fan - a must have if you are a collector.
Submitted by Handcockle (Brisbane Australia) 
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An Album Glittering With Gold!
Elton's benchmark and breakthrough album couldn't sound better in ARSS. Greg Penny not only mixed and mastered the Brick album with expertise in this high resolution format, but, additional albums using DSD technology. The surround sound format is exceptional; the sound field has depth and balance. The unassuming track like "Dirty Little Girl" has never sounded better. Elton's remastered albums in high resolution are second to none! Looking forward to further work by Greg Penny in the future!
Submitted by Darb Snibor (Fort Langley)
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Elton rules !
Have several copies of this, MFSL gold CD,CD,SACD LP etc, and prefer the DVDA as it has more bass and a better soundfield.
Submitted by Bruce M. (Adelaide Australia.) 
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Elton John's "Goddbye, Yellow Brick Road"
"Goddbye, Yellow Brick Road" is Elton John's best. If you are an Elton John Fan and have the CD of this one and you have a DVD player with Surround Sound, this is a must. Accompanied with a second disc that is very interesting, made at the time when Elton and Bernie were at their best, Words & Music.
Submitted by mike.decontreras (Anaheim, CA, USA) 
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Great Music & Sound Quality
I had only had heard the hits from this DVD-A before I purchased it. But I'd say, I don't think there is a bad song in the bunch. The sound quality is clear, crisp and very detailed. The DVD-A format is not as easy to adjust from regular stereo playback vs. surround sound playback. I like the SACD format better in this regard. I believe this recording is also available in that format. From what I've read, the DVD-A format is better of the two on this recording.
Submitted by Matthew (Andover, MN, United States)
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