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Album that you cherish that are not found on streaming services (Stomu Yamashta & GO)

So I am listening this morning to Stomu Yamashta & GO. Circa 1976.
This album features Steve Winwood, Michael Shrieve and Al Dimeola among others.

This one is up there with Alan Parsons' I-Robot for me,, for comparison's sake. 
Powerful, Ethereal and even funky at times. 

Still sounds great after all these years. Not available on Tidal as far as I know, not everything is.

So, for folks that love streaming as I do, what album(s) do you have that is not available to stream. 
This is not a question of comparing sound quality, that is perhaps for another thread.  

Enjoying all the musical formats!



dougsat
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fuzztone
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g53zcpaXT8o


Close friend of Al's,  Barry Miles (and Silverlight)  Magic Theater 1975

As far as cherish,  ALL Direct to Disk platters.  Most of the recordings ARE on streaming services but can NEVER sound as good with extra processing steps inserted.
edcyn
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I have lots of classical LPs on my shelf that I can't find on Qobuz or even Primephonic, my go-to site for classical stuff.  Not that it doesn't make perfect sense for a streaming source, but hard drive-hogging complete operas are truly scarce in the streaming world.  For starters, how 'bout the deliriously wonderful Blumlein recorded, 3d-in-all-its-glory Marriage of Figaro on EMI from the 1950's?
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