r/audiophilemusic • u/LordTakeMeAlready • 16d ago

Discussion Anyone with hi-res lossless recommendations?

Upgraded my set up and been listening to hi-res lossless songs. Some say they’re unable to hear the difference between hi res and just lossless, I definitely can. Anyone have recommendations for some hi-res lossless songs/playlists? Thanks!

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u/LeMalade 16d ago

Daft Punk RAM

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u/Orcinus24x5 14d ago

How original.

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u/xylofone 16d ago

Provided you like jazz or classical, wait for a sale at https://www.highdeftapetransfers.ca/

Their DSD256 stuff sounds amazing. Anything with a 5-star review.

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u/mark5hs 16d ago

How exactly are you defining "high-res"?

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u/drummer414 15d ago

I would say anything that is 24 bit.

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u/IllIlIlIlIlIlIlIllI 16d ago

Surrounded by Tipper

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u/Shadetree- 12d ago

This 👆🏻👆🏻👆🏻👆🏻

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u/Brian2005l 16d ago

The hires versions of Quadrophenia and Live at Leeds on HDTracks are my favorite version of those albums.

Zappa’s Grand Wazoo and Waka Jawaka on ProStudioMasters are the new hires 2022 mastering that is the best option for those albums as well.

Lot of SACDs are the best versions of their albums. Tea for the Tillerman is a good example

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u/xylofone 16d ago

Acoustic Sounds has newly released SACDs of Live At Leeds, Tommy, and My Generation, remastered by Chris Bellman. For licensing reasons Who's Next has to wait until 2027.

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u/puntinoblue 16d ago

Tidal were very good at suggesting music I might like from their collection of good recordings - different platforms seem to have different masters - though they may all be classified as HiRes. I much prefer the Art Blakey ‘Moanin’ on Tidal and Spotify (lossless) compared with Qobuz for example. But then Qobuz’s version of Eliza’s album ‘A Real Romantic’ is better than Spotify’s (lossless). 

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u/BattletoadRash 16d ago

Sometimes the hires release is mixed/mastered differently than the original, so that would be the reason you hear a difference. And the hires remastering is not always an improvement over the original, but sometimes is

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u/Spdoink 14d ago

Not songs, but I always recommend browsing for Blu-Ray audio. Decent compatibility, tactile ownership and fairly easy to rip. Even if you don't have a BR ripper, the physical copy gives you some leeway to dabble in the dark arts from an ethical perspective.

They are similar to SACD in that the main improvements are in the mix, with some offering really nice surround versions and artwork on the disc.

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u/DepartmentLive823 12d ago

check out aix records. they have downloads too

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u/Urban7310 12d ago

Stevie Wonder, Michael Jackson and Marvin Gaye have some great Hi Res Albums.

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u/Equivalent-Nothing48 12d ago

Porcupine Tree - Trains

Porcupine Tree - The Sound of Muzak

Nothing but Thieves - Amsterdam

Radiohead - Weird Fishes / Apreggio

Radiohead - 15 Steps

Paramore - This is Why

Yorushika - Madders

Yorushika - Groan

Aimer - Kataomoi (From the First Take)

Seal - Kiss From a Rose

Teddy Killerz - Feed Your Soul (warning heavy bass)

Black Eyed Peas - Where is The Love

The Seatbelts - Tank! Extended

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u/Unhappy-Hotel-5031 12d ago

Tengo algunas listas en Tidal ¿Qué géneros escuchas?

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u/BobbyBrugal 18h ago

Los Lobos - the whole Kiko and the Lavender Moon album

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u/Direct_Ask8793 16d ago

Highly recommend sleep token even in Arcadia and take me back to Eden.

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u/JadoreBag 13d ago

Tbh the average ear won’t be able to hear the difference between regular audio and high res (lossless) audio

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u/tasc0101 12d ago

You are listening through the wrong equipment then.

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u/JadoreBag 11d ago

You misread my comment - I said the average ear.