Best Source - Annotated Games??

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Long_Hair_Dont_Care

Exactly what the title says. Ive found a couple but most of the games are annotated by amatuers not Masters. Any recommendations?

patzermike

Alekhine's books are great. I like Sammy Reshevsky's book "The Art of Positional Play". It is a fine collection of 1970s era games. Karpov's book on his best games is great.

TheGreatOogieBoogie

I second the Alekhine books (esepcially his best games and New York 1924) and Karpov suggestions! 

Zurich 1953 by Najdorf (Bronstein's edition is more famous) and San Luis 2005 are great too. 

Long_Hair_Dont_Care

Im guessing you have to get the books? Was hoping there might be a website of master annotated games.

MainlineNovelty

If there was, a lot of books would be obsolete...

Long_Hair_Dont_Care
MainlineNovelty wrote:

If there was, a lot of books would be obsolete...

I hear that. 

Chicken_Monster

http://www.thechessworld.com/learn-chess/18-general-information/458-15-best-chess-games-of-all-time-annotated-