What are you listening to and WHY might anyone be interested? (VOL V)

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Originally posted by MilesSmiles:

Hi Oliver,

Do you know of a better CD copy of this? Munch has mentioned the US import vinyl for better sound quality but i'm looking for a CD version also.

ATB
Paul

JL Hooker sounding great!

quote:

Originally posted by KeanoKing:

quote:

Originally posted by MilesSmiles:

Hi Oliver,

Do you know of a better CD copy of this? Munch has mentioned the US import vinyl for better sound quality but i'm looking for a CD version also.

ATB
Paul

My copy is made in Australia, the sound is not exactly audiophile but I can live with it. Usually Australian copies are not the ones to go for - so I'm really no help here, sorry.

... now if you would have asked me about the Beatles, there is no better version on CD than this one.




JPN Black Triangle

thanks anyway Oliver,

will you be picking up the Beatles remasters that are coming out later this year?

ATB
Paul

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Originally posted by KeanoKing:
thanks anyway Oliver,

will you be picking up the Beatles remasters that are coming out later this year?

ATB
Paul

For sure, especially the mono box.

Patti Smith - Twelve

Very good.

Chris N

Still one of my favourite disks of recent years...

now on Vinyl

I cant tell if its any better than the normal one i have, but you do get extra tracks.
Stu[/QUOTE]

I'm getting stressed now

quote:

Originally posted by munch:

quote:

Originally posted by KeanoKing:

quote:

Originally posted by MilesSmiles:

Hi Oliver,

Do you know of a better CD copy of this? Munch has mentioned the US import vinyl for better sound quality but i'm looking for a CD version also.

ATB
Paul

Paul,
I have the Deluxe double cd edition ,again from the USA.

I cant tell if its any better than the normal one i have, but you do get extra tracks.
Stu

Guys,

I have the deluxe as well but the sound is no different from the regular CD, nice extra tracks so.

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Originally posted by winkyincanada:

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Originally posted by DrMark:
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Dr Mark,

I'm with you.

Todd is an artist who gets surprisingly little mention on this forum. Talented, entertaining and hugely influential.

Dr Mark, Winky,

Others who are great admirers include Munch, Kevin-W and myself. I can't think of anyone else whose abilities include, songwriter; musician; solo artist; band leader; engineer; producer. Todd is lucky to have a 1960's musical heritage to draw from and created a legacy that is almost unparalleled.

In a parallel universe though I think Todd had a dalliance in the UK and created Steven Wilson . The man wilson has all the attributes of todd, with the same work ethic and attention to detail. As well as creating diverse music with, no-man; porcupine tree and blackfield, another new project should grab attention. In collaboration with Robert Fripp (his birthday today, 63) Steven is mixing some of the King Crimson catalogue in 5.1 surround. This new experience includes (In The Court of The Crimson King, Lizard, In The Wake Of Poseidon, Islands, Red, Beat, Discipline & Three of a Perfect Pair), details here.

In Todd we trust

Denis

OK,let me join this lovefest, but I have to admit I don't play this one very often.

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In Todd we trust

Denis

another vote for Todd

Saw him back along

http://www.ukrockfestivals.com...bworth-festival.html

Morning's Marais

HDX came back today after some tlc and software update at HQ, they ripped this to harddrive,
Nice suprise, thank you very much!

Sampler 7
This disc contains music from artists that you'll find familiar along with recent signings to new labels such as Naim Jazz and Naim Edge. Nearly an hour of musical adventure awaits you...

There's music from Jeniferever, Laurence Hobgood, Phantom Limb, Nathan Riki Thomson, William Fitzsimmons, Ted Sirota's Rebel Souls, Jump Ship, Fred Simon, Nicolas Meier, and Patrick Noland.

On Silver I like this more than Back to Black

What you are doing?
Chewing chocolate.
Where d´you get it?
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