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: Typically available as a 24-bit / 192kHz FLAC download or via physical Blu-ray/DVD-A sets. Yes - Close To The Edge -2013- -FLAC 24-192-

The ultimate test. The frantic guitar/bass interplay and Bill Bruford’s jazz-influenced drumming require high resolution to decode. On the 192 kHz sampling rate, the transient attack of Bruford’s hi-hat and snare rimshots is razor-sharp but natural. The complex stereo panning of the backing vocals (the “To be able to love...” round) is vividly disentangled. In lower resolutions, this section turns into a wall of noise. In , it is a kaleidoscopic ballet. Downloading is only half the battle

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For fans who have memorized every note, this 2013 high-resolution release offers a fresh revelation: the sound of five virtuosos at their absolute peak, preserved in a digital container worthy of their ambition.

Close to the Edge is widely considered one of the greatest progressive rock albums ever made. The 2013 remaster (often done by Steven Wilson of Porcupine Tree) is praised for clarity.