Harry Belafonte – Belafonte At Carnegie Hall (The Complete Concert)

This is the ultimate version of this famous audiophile recording…. Not only the masterful work of capture and cleaning by analog Productions. If not, the possibility of listening to it on DSD and on 3 channels, is the closest thing to the master you can listen to

Echoing the comment about this release/page - I just received a copy of an aged Rockaway pressing of this when I thought I was ordering this Classic Records reissue from a seller.

My mother was a big Belafonte fan and I discovered him later on in life. This recording is amazing! To think it was recorded on 3 track and to capture all this music. Analogue Productions took this to another level, although I still enjoy my extremely clean original. Sonics are accurate to the OG except this album is a little wider and so darn quiet. Belafonte's voice is more pronounced. You can hear every clap, snap of the fingers, cough and clearing of the throat from the crowd. Stand up bass plucks are also more pronounced. Good job
If you can find a clean original it's also a must for audiophile collectors.

My copy is dead silent, the music is fantastic. The only issue I have is the sibilance throughout all 4 sides, the more maybe on side B. I'm not 100% sure if my copy is to blame, the mastering (maybe also the recording a little bit?) or the settings of my tonearm (SME Series V). Or the combination of all of those :)

Holy crap! This reissue sounds absolutely incredible. It blows my mind that something this old can sound this good. Everything about the release is A+++. I own the other AP reissue cut at 33.3 and I have an original pressing. This wins by a mile. This should be in every audiophile’s collection!!!

One of the best live-recording experiences you will ever hear. Super-quiet pressing and outstanding packaging. Flawless on all accounts.

What manner of wizardry is this? I am gobsmacked…truly I am

This "BG" mastered reissue by Classic Records suffers from quite a bit of pre-echo, which is very distracting on some tracks, unfortunately.

There has to be an issue with this listing. Why so many beat up copies for sale? Really... almost a thousand people have this pressing? If you ask me, something was merged with an old standard release and it was a mistake.

This thing sounds amazing. I had the feeling that I was sitting in the 5th row in the hall and that I could hear the complete acoustics of the space and the reflection of the sound of the stage floor. The vinyl is of a thinner type, maybe 120-140 grams, but it sounds great.