Remember that anything out on hybrid SACD has at least three masterings available:
1) the DSD layer of the SACD disk
2) the Redbook layer of the SACD disk
3) the original CD release.
(Note that there may well have been other CD releases as well.)
Any one of these three masterings may sound better to you than the others (for reasons having nothing to do with the technical advantages of SACD). It's possible that whoever remastered Glow for SACD made a hash of it. It's also possible that you're used to the older, CD version, and it just appeals to you.
I wouldn't assume that this particular disk is representative. For any given release, the best version (to your ears) could turn up on any of the three alternatives I listed above.
1) the DSD layer of the SACD disk
2) the Redbook layer of the SACD disk
3) the original CD release.
(Note that there may well have been other CD releases as well.)
Any one of these three masterings may sound better to you than the others (for reasons having nothing to do with the technical advantages of SACD). It's possible that whoever remastered Glow for SACD made a hash of it. It's also possible that you're used to the older, CD version, and it just appeals to you.
I wouldn't assume that this particular disk is representative. For any given release, the best version (to your ears) could turn up on any of the three alternatives I listed above.