Scriabin plays Scriabin

this is not Scriabin.

This is a reproduction of Scriabin.

Is Scriabin playing?

It's a piano-roll reproduction of Scriabin playing.

I don't have the technique to play this piece, but I'm going to try anyways.  I just got the score today, and hearing these recordings is inspiring.

This's maybe, the Original rendition, played by Scriabin himself, because of the velocity and this style...very different to Horowitz 's or Kissin 's!
I love and I wonder if I'll play like this a day!!! God, I do love this piece!!!!!!!!!

jajajajajajajja!!!! completely right

Yes, this is the real thing. Most play Scriabin as if he was Rachmaninov, including Horowitz. With Scriabin the most important things are rhythm and above all velocity which are here quite evident. The only problem with piano rolls are the reproduction of dynamic contrasts within chords. As there isn't much of that here one can safely say that this is a faithful reproduction of Scriabin's playing. The only question remaining is that of the tempo of the roll - which sounds just about right.

this is NOT a person playing a piano morons, it's a piano roll and there is no way you can give it any type of human feel besides basic note input to be spewed back out randomly concerning nuance. Only the tempo might have been accurate but that's about all.

actually the phrasing is preserved..
dynamics are a bit iffy, also because the hammers are different (harder)