Sure enjoy the RCA "Living Stereo" series

[loronknowlen]

Great series of LPs & CDs http://livingstereo.alongthehall.com/index.html

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AIXubjbO6Rk
(Living Stereo promo YT)

[JeffW]

I run across some now and then, looking for new stuff to play. My dad had quite a few of the "newer" releases, Chet Atkins and Eddy Arnold that I've seen. I have a Van Cliburn album that has Living Stereo over the RCA Victor Red Seal emblem, but I don't see it listed on the discography in your link. I've still got hundreds of albums to dig through, I always perk up when these surface.

[SEAWOLF97]

the Mercury Living Presence series was a great competitor ...their big selling point was that they were recorded on 35mm mag film.

http://www.audioheritage.org/vbulletin/showthread.php?26492-Mercury-Living-Presence

[John VDC]

the Mercury Living Presence series was a great competitor ...their big selling point was that they were recorded on 35mm mag film.

http://www.audioheritage.org/vbulletin/showthread.php?26492-Mercury-Living-Presence

I've been getting as many of the discrete 3-channel CD's as I can of these. Actually hearing a 3-mic recording played back the way it was meant to be is really marvelous.

[loronknowlen]

I'm going to get the 60 CD set of RCA but I also remember the Mercury series and will check that out.:)

[MikeBrewster77]

I have many on LP, but not a single on CD. My curiosity is piqued now, and will have to grab a few of my favorite titles to see how they sound! :)

[loronknowlen]

I have many on LP, but not a single on CD. My curiosity is piqued now, and will have to grab a few of my favorite titles to see how they sound! :)I just got the RCA Living Stereo 60 CD set. There is one RCA LS entitled "Audiophile Sampler" but LPs are the best but for basically listening I enjoy CDs.