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Paul, I want to thank you for your in-depth and very detailed review of this CD. I knew nothing about it until I read your review and ordered soon after.

This would be a perfect release with the long versions of “Careless Whisper” and “A Different Corner” (which to me is the biggest improvement in sound) and if it had “Like A Baby”. I’m probably going to have to get “Older” in K2 HD CD just because of how awesome this release is but I own the original and the remastered version which both sound amazing. Thank You, again.

Having bought the original disc, the 25th anniversary and now the HD2K remaster of “The Final”, I feel that I have spent enough of my money to wheigh in on the subject on which version sounds best. Is the HD2k-version the best sounding version of “The Final” around today?

Is the improvement so superior that you absolutely have to upgrade? That depends on what else is in your collection, but probably ‘no’. Regarding all Wham tracks, my advice is to only upgrade if you only own the original cd of “The Final”. If you own the 25th anniversary or even the Wham-collection “If You Were There” (remastered in 1997!) the difference is very, very subtle. The HD2K is better, but it’s not going to get you jumping out of your seat.

Chances are you’ll have a hard time noticing any difference at all. For the tracks “Careless Whisper” and “A Different Corner”, great remasters can be found on the George Michael-collection “TwentyFive”. It’s hard to tell any difference at all between that remaster and the HD2K one. So to sum it all up, not too much to get exited about here. I think the bottom line with George Michael is that he doesn’t need the money, probably hates the business stuff and ‘engaging’ with labels and so wouldn’t want to do any promotion. Unfortunately he also doesn’t want to delegate and just let others get on with it – Sony can’t do anything without his approval. In his mind I guess he’s ‘busy’ continuing to work on the new studio album that we’ve been waiting 10 years for.

It’s a bit sad to be honest – no new material and no reissues. Not quite sure what George’s ‘day job’ is any more.?! Opticodec-pc Se 2.0.

Paul, I want to thank you for your in-depth and very detailed review of this CD. I knew nothing about it until I read your review and ordered soon after. This would be a perfect release with the long versions of “Careless Whisper” and “A Different Corner” (which to me is the biggest improvement in sound) and if it had “Like A Baby”. I’m probably going to have to get “Older” in K2 HD CD just because of how awesome this release is but I own the original and the remastered version which both sound amazing.

Thank You, again. Having bought the original disc, the 25th anniversary and now the HD2K remaster of “The Final”, I feel that I have spent enough of my money to wheigh in on the subject on which version sounds best.

Is the HD2k-version the best sounding version of “The Final” around today? Is the improvement so superior that you absolutely have to upgrade? That depends on what else is in your collection, but probably ‘no’. Regarding all Wham tracks, my advice is to only upgrade if you only own the original cd of “The Final”. Hybrid Theory Rar Rapidshare Download.

If you own the 25th anniversary or even the Wham-collection “If You Were There” (remastered in 1997!) the difference is very, very subtle. The HD2K is better, but it’s not going to get you jumping out of your seat. Chances are you’ll have a hard time noticing any difference at all. For the tracks “Careless Whisper” and “A Different Corner”, great remasters can be found on the George Michael-collection “TwentyFive”. It’s hard to tell any difference at all between that remaster and the HD2K one. So to sum it all up, not too much to get exited about here. I think the bottom line with George Michael is that he doesn’t need the money, probably hates the business stuff and ‘engaging’ with labels and so wouldn’t want to do any promotion.

Unfortunately he also doesn’t want to delegate and just let others get on with it – Sony can’t do anything without his approval. In his mind I guess he’s ‘busy’ continuing to work on the new studio album that we’ve been waiting 10 years for. It’s a bit sad to be honest – no new material and no reissues. Not quite sure what George’s ‘day job’ is any more.?!