MOFI Last Waltz -Sacd/Hq/Ltd-

It started as a concert it turned into a celebration. The final waltz surpasses both the group it honors and any A-list star. Indeed, the band's farewell event captures the zeitgeist of a creative era and lifts." A glass to the shared ethos and artistic electricity born of a time when foreign wars, political assassinations and equality have inspired an extraordinary outpouring of originality and innovation, The Last Waltz will be a version by Mobile Fidelity that elevates the shindig brought to life with tremendous realism, powerful energy and visceral body in 1975. Mastered by the original master tapes.Mobile Fidelity's double hybrid SACD set puts listeners in a seat.No feet off the Winterland Ballroom stage This Collector's Edition enhances overall transparency, providing superior separation and full dynamic range, allowing each of the many musicians to have their own place in the mix. Details emerge undamaged, tonalities increase and the sound stage extends far beyond and beyond the speaker limits. You get the feeling that you're a VIP guest watching the ceremony as it unfolds, with everything from Garth Hudson's tube-warm organ lines to Robbie Robertson's well-rounded solos delineated in balanced, rich, and lifelike fashion. The enthusiasm of the performances practically jumps off the proverbial page. In fact, as the band's party, The Last Waltz is one of the few albums in any genre where every instrumentalist plays as if every note will be their last. In this case such circumstances were perceived. From the rustic Southern charm of the invigorating opener Up on Cripple Creek to a joyful circus run through Ophelia to a stellar version of The Weight filled with tasty Gravitas