I’ve used such media with Yamaha, Ricoh, Matsushita and Philips (HP) burners.
Yamaha made the best results, IMHO.
The rarest/most obscure recordable medium
Neither. It’s a Ritek disc.
This means that neither drive has a dedicated write strategy for this media. This is generally bad as the write quality will depend on what the generic strategy is like on these drives.
I know, but which is the Memorex you pictured more similar to?
The ones I have are Samsung branded.
TDK and Maxell CD-Rs with cyanine dye look very similar to me.
Today’s rare media.
HP C4432A CD-Recordable 650MB/74min
Made in USA by Mitsui Advanced Media, Inc.
ATIP = 97m 27s 55f
Gold reflective layer, phthalocyanine dye
Another variant of late-90s HP CD-R media. Of course, the best old-school Mitsui with gold reflective layer is contained within!
Yes, I have the 1997 version too.
Today’s rare media.
Memorex CD-R74
Made in Taiwan by Ritek Corporation
ATIP = 97m 31s 00f
Gold reflective layer, cyanine dye
The last CD-R from MCC Ireland?
Interesting: in all countrys warranty is lifetime - except Germany.
Nice cover 
I just wonder how such a cover came to be. It certainly wouldn’t make me want to buy it, that is for certain. It just doesn’t instil confidence. 
In the 1990s, it seemed that almost anything was acceptable as far as blank media covers were concerned… 
“That´s” was TY’s own brand on the home market (JPN / HK / KOR).
ATIP 97m24s01f
Silver Reflection Layer
I bought about 30 pcs of Teac 650 MB CD-Rs (made in France by Mitsui Advanced Media in 2000, ATIP: 97m27s56f).
I remember I had some Teac-labeled CD-Rs in the early 2000s but never saw standalone-media in the shops
TEAC CD-Rs were only a few in retail market.
The 52x come to me in a accessory pack of a writer.
The 40x probably originally too, I bought them in a left-over market.
Atip of both: 97m27s58f
The quality is only mediocre - MAM-E of the last days well.
I think I have same CD-Rs labeled as MAM CD-R 700 Golden Dye
Quality was OK with a fitting CD-writer and much better than with old Mitsui Golden Dye 8x and Photo 12x which had extreme BLER-errors