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Thanks For The IntroTo MEHDl
I've always enjoyed Yanni and this DVD is no exception, but while reading some of the customer recommendations posted on this site I discovered a group by the name of MEHDl (pronounced medie). After an online search I found their site (S00THINGMUSIC C0M) and listened to the samples... <
>I was instantly blown away by the quality of this music and so I gave it a try and now that I have listened to these CDs several times I really must say that although I'm still a big Yanni fan, I find MEHDl to be a great addition to this CD. I have them both in my multi-disc CD player and love the way they compliment each other. I highly recommend that you give this artist a try or atleast just go listen to the samples, I have a feeling you'll be glad you did.

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Magnificent
Wonderful music, Incredibly talented musicians playing beautifully, and yet still having fun as they played, a conductor who puts down his baton to play a violin version of battling banjos with the lead violinist, Yanni offering a few words of his life philosophy. This is a definite 5. Kim Abbey <
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AV Suffers
I have owned and loved the cd for a while now, so I decided to try the dvd to get it in DD5.1. I consider myself really into audio, I have 3 Boston Acoustics VR3s across the front, Ascend Acoustics 340s for surrounds, and custom built subwoofers - all calibrated. Long story short, this dvd just reaffirmed to me why I stick to 2 channel stereo for my music listening. I find that much of the clarity, detail, and impact present on the cd just isn't here on the dvd. Clearly more work was put into mastering the cd. As another member stated, they really cooked the left surround channel on this disc, I had to turn it down quite a bit. Also, the video is full frame and pretty soft, but I wasn't expecting much on the video side to begin with. <
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>If you are interested in this just to see the performance or you playback audio through your tv speakers, go for it, you'll enjoy it. But if you are interested in this to get a great 5.1 audio experience through a good setup, stick with the cd and keep things in 2 channel stereo, it's no contest.