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Mahler: Symphonies 1-9 - Maazel | Longjohns and Wifebeaters - Today 11:39 am
I guess also whether it would even be financially viable, first as a development and then a production project. Look at us here, a niche in a niche in a diminutive market ...
Porra: Entropia - Kuusisto | Robert Fernandes - November 18, 2023
I was fortunate to hear/see Lauri Porra perform Entropia with the Seattle Symphony earlier this week, with his wife conducting no less! I bought, and listened to this entire ...
Dr. John: In the Right Place | Downunderman - Today 01:03 am
I was very happy to see that this title had made it into the Atlantic 75th anniversary series. It made me think about my university days in the mid 70's and one of the share ...
Van Morrison: Moondance | Kveld-Úlfr - Yesterday 10:13 am
What's more to this than the already existing Van Morrison: Moondance then ?
Charles Mingus: Blues & Roots | Downunderman - Today 12:34 am
This is the first SACD release in the Atlantic 75th anniversary series with a Catalogue number of CAPA 001 SA. They have started on a high note here with an excellent album ...
The White Stripes: Elephant | Downunderman - November 26, 2023
Now you can listen to this album as the artist originally recorded it - on an eight-track reel-to-reel in the UK. The mixing also being analogue. Something of a rescue ...
Mahler: Symphonies 1-9 - Maazel | Athenaeus - November 29, 2023
Interesting comment, Hiredfox. That had crossed my mind, too. I'm sure AI will be capable of remastering in the near future, be it old analogue recordings or early-digital PCM ...
Mahler: Symphonies 1-9 - Maazel | Longjohns and Wifebeaters - Today 11:39 am
I guess also whether it would even be financially viable, first as a development and then a production project. Look at us here, a niche in a niche in a diminutive market ...
John Coltrane & Johnny Hartman: John Coltrane & Johnny Hartman
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Comment by Longjohns and Wifebeaters - October 26, 2023 (1 of 1)
Again, these new Impulse! remasters from 2023 top everything that's gone before. A notably clearer, more spacious, more truthful and vivid recording. Coltrane's tone is far more beautiful than ever (not that we care about the beauty aspect). Bravo.