Anyone know if this will be available in multi-channel hi-rez? Looking forward to this one

Will probably be available in the future as are many of her albums, but not announced yet. The vinyl album is available for pre-order, so let's hope the SACD will come along shortly. Her music sounds terrific on SACD.

Will probably be available in the future as are many of her albums, but not announced yet. The vinyl album is available for pre-order, so let's hope the SACD will come along shortly. Her music sounds terrific on SACD.

Yes it does :cool:

Will probably be available in the future as are many of her albums, but not announced yet. The vinyl album is available for pre-order, so let's hope the SACD will come along shortly. Her music sounds terrific on SACD.

Call me weird, but I also hope for a DVD-A as well.

I have her music on both SACD and DVD-Audio. Hopefully one or the other will be available!

I wouldn't count on it. There have been a number of artists who've had more than one SACD and/or DVD-A release whose most recent efforts have been limited to standard CD as the market for non-classical SACD (and DVD-A in general) has wound down.

That would be unfortunate...not just for this title, but for rock/pop/jazz music in general!

After nearly 5 years of collecting MCH hi-res discs (and almost 5 more years of their existence), I'm afraid that, apart from classical and some jazz (though even that seems on the decline), DVD-A/SACD is not a growth industry. There are many nice titles already out on those formats (enough to make me happy to have invested in the playback equipment for them) but I got in when it was peaking--I'm not entirely sure I would jump in now, frankly, if classical was not part of my listening habits.

I found her MCH mixes to be a mixed bag, the funny thing is all of her albums are mixed by the same guy Al Schmitt [MCH, stereo]yet it's like they're all from a different mixer. Strange.

Just got the album. Would guess the chance of an SACD release as 0.001%.

I found the album at first listen to be too laid back and rather boring. Nice background music. Not as good as her best albums.

For those looking for multi-channel of this music...fear not..a DVD/Bluray of a recent concert in Rio containing this music is scheduled for release shortly.

the market for non-classical SACD (and DVD-A in general) has wound down.
Perhaps a bad choice of words, but the market has actually grown. Look at some SACDs selling used for as much as $75-100, that's not a sign of a shrinking market. What has "wound down" is the interest in releasing SACD by the studios, due to the lower cost/profit ratio. Sony killed it, not the lack of a market.

Perhaps a bad choice of words, but the market has actually grown. Look at some SACDs selling used for as much as $75-100, that's not a sign of a shrinking market. What has "wound down" is the interest in releasing SACD by the studios, due to the lower cost/profit ratio. Sony killed it, not the lack of a market.I disagree. With the tiny percentage of SACD releases in comparison to CD releases, along with the limited pressings (many have had an initial run that will not be repeated--same is true of DVD-A), I consider it far more plausible that such prices merely reflect the desire of the small number of collectors of the format to acquire pressings that are already out of print. I agree that the reluctance of labels to jump "whole hog" onto one or the other of these formats has been detrimental, but the reality is, not that many people care--either for the hi-res aspect or the MCH. Most people, if they want MCH audio, simply engage a DSP setting on their receivers and are happy with that. The market was never all that large.