What is the latest music you downloaded, what resolution and from where?

Ghost Culture by Ghost Culture (16 bit)

Title by Meghan Trainor (24 bit)

Uptown Special by Mark Ronson (24 bit)

The Yes Album, HDTracks 24-192.  I'm sorry to be cliche, but I'm hearing stuff I've never heard.  I read a lot of great reviews of this version, and they are accurate.

Just a wonderful album. HiRes download from Burning Shed.

Crime of the Century 24/192 from Qobuz.

24/48 for free from Qobuz - Wagner Dudamel

High Res Audio 24/96

High Res Audio 24/96

High Res Audio 24/96

Nerina Pallot - Fires, because I love it and, for some reason, I only had it in mp3 and Newton Faulkner - Hand Built by Robots my copy of which had vanished over the years.  Both 16 bit flac from Qobuz downloaded tonight

Can someone explain how to copy the album cover to a post?

Meantime, I am listening to 'All things must pass', 96/24 from HDTracks. I have also downloaded  Tchaikovski 'Iolanta', with Anna Netrebko, from the same source. It has turned into multi-album spaghetti in Nserve, so I'm going to have to MP3tag it tomorrow, to give every track the same artist name. What a pain!

Have a look at

https://forums.naimaudio.com/to...ictures-on-the-forum

The description is for a digital camera as the source, but just copy and paste the image of the cover to your photos folder on your computer and take it from there.  You will need a Photobucket or some other image storage account.

Rob

Girma Yifrashewa - Love & Peace

Once again I probably lack the proper vocabulary for this, so apologies in advance.

This is piano jazz of a mostly reflective sort. Girma is an Ethiopian by way of Bulgaria, so although the style is mostly Western there are sufficient oddities in it to make it interesting, quite apart from the tunes and musicianship themselves.

Have a listen on Bandcamp (link below), but I hear some Chick Corea in there, with a dash of Ryuichi Sakamoto, and maybe a pinch of Terry Riley (in Harp Of New Albion mode). I think it's rather delightful.

It's available in all formats, but I downloaded it as a 24/96 FLAC from the label's website. This week there's a 20% discount using the code "twenty15": http://www.unseenworlds.net/releases/love-and-peace

Bandcamp: https://unseenworlds.bandcamp....album/love-and-peace

Philip Corner - Satie Slowly

While you're on Unseen's sites have a listen to this. It's exactly as described - Satie taken VERY slowly on the piano. It's a bit odd at first, but Corner keeps the tempo going in a way that it works. It's a double, so apart from the obvious Gymnopedies, Ogives and Gnossiennes you get a lewe of other less well know works from his early years (Rosy Cross for example).

Same 20% off code applies this week on the Unseen records site: http://www.unseenworlds.net/releases/satie-slowly

Bandcamp: https://unseenworlds.bandcamp.com/album/satie-slowly

OR

find picture on internet (google images).

right click on image and "copy image loctaion)

click the little tree picture above right (beside smily)

and paste into the image URL box and tab out of it and hit insert.

SJB

Thanks Rob and John. Will try and summon up the energy next time!

96/24 from HD Tracks

96/24 from Prostudio Masters, $15 with discount.

A fine choice, I hope they play a few tracks from that on y his tour

Qobuz 24/44,1

eClassical

Because some Amazon promotional vouchers needed to be used before they expired.

Gov't Mule - Sco-Mule

Double album's worth of concert recordings (instrumental) from 1999  featuring Gov't Mule and John Scofield. It's a tremendous combination, with Haynes dovetailing with Scofield perfectly. $12 Bargain!

16/44

http://mule.shop.musictoday.co..._68497&pc=GMDD31

Very talented new artist... 16/44 Qobuz..