The seller couldn't deliver the Curtis Mayfield title and refunded my money. I have purchased several other Silverline discs, none are Front Row Live though. The biggest problem I notice is the fidelity in general isn't better than CD. Yes the surround mixes are not great either but clarity is better with my other DVD-A titles and that is more important to me. Overall though the Silverline titles I have are ok and include some more obscure titles I like, none of which I have a redbook CD to compare to unfortunately to see if purchasing them made any sense at all. Some online sellers still ask a premium price for the Silverline discs, others seem to treat many of them as if they are cut-outs and in fact some of mine do have a hole punched in the artwork. Dishwalla "Opaline" has better fidelity that other Silverline tittles I have heard and is listed as an Immergent release, a Silverline affiliate.
Gerry Rafferty "Can I Get My Money Back?" is more like an early pre "City to City" best of compilation, with not so good fidelity and not a very good surround mix but the music is really good in my opinion. This disc includes the original album and most of the Rafferty songs from the two Humblebums albums from around 1970. I hadn't heard much of the music before but love the late 70's to early 80's Rafferty music so I took a shot and I am happy.
"Geoff Tate", a pretty good but totally forgettable album has had a place in my play rotation since purchasing it. I don't like Queensryche much and haven't paid attention to him but he is better than most heavy metal lead singers I have heard. Acceptable sound quality to me, although not what DVD-Audio should be by any stretch.
Mineral "The Power of Failing" another album I had never heard offers about the same fidelity as most of the others but this early Emo band is good in my opinion.
Dennis Brown "Money in My Pocket" an anthology of sorts with 19 songs is ok, he is a very good reggae singer I hadn't heard much.
I do have Tipper "Surrounded" ordered. Beats me if Silverline will release any more titles but based on my experience, I might purchase a few more. Of course the disappointment most found with Silverline has meant we don't see much discussion of the individual titles, just general criticism of Silverline. Unfortunate that this company that went to the trouble of releasing so many titles did fall so short of the format's capabilities.
Chris