What are you listening to right now? (VOL I)

Back on the Black

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Originally posted by Lontano:

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Originally posted by sjust:

now (wow):

Stefan - that is a superb album. Hard to find these days but worth searching for.

Adrian,

You recommended to me that album a year ago but I could not find it anywhere.

Haim

I snapped this up when I saw it in the record library, but I'm really not enjoying it so far. The acoustics don't help either - horribly soft and muddy for a piano recording.

Vinyl again, cos' I'm Back on the Black

Never realised I liked Sugababes til I got this!



West Philips - (I'm Just A Sucker) For A Pretty Face, in to Justice - Phantom Pt II, in to Sugababes - Round Round.

Inspired.

Way better than any of the various 2 Many DJs mixes available.

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Originally posted by Haim Ronen:

quote:

Originally posted by Lontano:

quote:

Originally posted by sjust:

now (wow):

Stefan - that is a superb album. Hard to find these days but worth searching for.

Adrian,

You recommended to me that album a year ago but I could not find it anywhere.

Haim

jpc has it

More black Stuff

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Originally posted by sjust:
jpc has it

Thanks, Stefan.

~<>~ Johannes Schenck 1660-after 1712 ~<>~

Le Nymphe di Rheno, Op.8 Vol.2

Sonata no.7 in B minor
Sonata no.8 in C minor
Sonata no.9 in E minor
Sonata no.10 in G major
Sonata no.11 in G major
Sonata no.12 in D minor

Les Voix Humaines

[DDD] NAXOS @1998 Total Time 72:42

Susie Napper and Margaret Little pick up their Viola's again and perform this viola de gamba Vol.2 a year after recording Vol.1, in the same Church of St-Augustin, St-Augustin-de-Mirabel, Quebec, September 1998.
The play is very smooth and relaxing, and very similar to Vol.1
The reverboration is not as noticable on this Vol.2 album which makes me wonder if they corrected this somehow in the church using some sound absorbing material <?>

Very nice to play before retiring to bed : )
(Yawn!)
nymph

SHM CD

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Originally posted by Steve S1:
SHM CD

Again.

Hi Steve,


how does the shm version compare ?



P

George Harrison - All Things Must Pass

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Originally posted by Chief Chirpa:

Very, very hard to find a copy of that these days. I think I have everything else they did apart from that and the Chime single.

Jamie

Hi Jamie - it's the only Orbital single I have a copy of, and very scratched - it's taken some abuse on some SL1210s in its time.

According to the site I took the picture from, the five minute sample on 2 Deep on the reverse is from their mum's cassette to help her stop smoking!

"Focus your attention on a spot, and when that spot has your full attention, take a deep breath... "

I have their first four albums - are any of the others worth checking out?

Awesome.



Squint slightly, and from a certain angle you can just about make it out.

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Originally posted by Right Wing:
Hi Steve,

how does the shm version compare ?

P

Hi Peter,

It's better. Goes a little deeper, bit more clarity throughout and a little easier on the ear. More like vinyl than a CD. Not a huge difference to the 20 Bit remaster, but worthwhile.

Have you got Clapton's "Just One Night" as an audiophile CD set? I've just sent off for the Japanese version.

I've got three of the SHM CDs now. Dire Straits, this one and The Police Double Compilation. The most obviously better one is The Police. That's much better than the ordinary remaster series.

Steve

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Originally posted by munch:
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Gianluigi Mazzorana:
and a large slice of

[/QUOTE Hi Gian,
I dont know the band but love the album cover.
Are they any good?
Munch

Munch.
It's only another "Dark side of the moon" kind.
Sorry for misunderstand.

Henri Texier Sextet - (V)ivre
Lively, most enjoyable!