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[Sorrodje]

 

 

[Mingus Ah Um]

 

[Quinto]

   
 

Is this as good as reviews say it is ?

 

[Sorrodje]

  Is this as good as reviews say it is ?

 
Didn't read any reviews. I'm a HUGE fan of  this recording . Maybe the classical album I listened the most . I'd happy to have your opinion

 

[Quinto]

   
Didn't read any reviews. I'm a HUGE fan of  this recording . Maybe the classical album I listened the most . I'd happy to have your opinion

Ahhh high praise....
 
 
now ordered

  (I´m into Haydn again these days)

 

[xaval]

 
The Essence Of Ahmad Jamal, Pt. 1
One of my favorite pianists under the Jazz flag. Solid album from start to finish released in 94. 
Jamal has a singular way of expressing himself, very contrasting and not you're ordinary classic jazz pianist despite being a multi decade recording artist. If you dig the piano this guy is a must listen. All the musicians are in tune here, lovely stuff.
This is an excelent recording, audiophile grade.
 
Ahmad Jamal - piano
James Cammack / Jamil Nasser - bass
Idris Muhammad - drums
Manolo Badrena - percussion
George Coleman - tenor saxophone

 

[PalJoey]

 
 
I have this album too. Too bad it isn't available as High res. The studio masters of this album would be a real gem.

Not a huge fan of Einaudi, to be honest. A lot of his piano pieces sound a bit interchangeable, like aural wallpaper. Try Satie or Galos for meditative piano music with more originality.

 

[Kiwikat]

New U2 album- Songs of Innocence.  It is FREE on iTunes.  Of course you only get 256 kbps lossy files.
 
So far it sounds like all other newish U2 albums- loudness war, excessive sibilance, etc.  Sigh...
 
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[PalJoey]

  New U2 album- Songs of Innocence.  It is FREE on iTunes.  Of course you only get 256 kbps lossy files.

 
So far it sounds like all other newish U2 albums- loudness war, excessive sibilance, etc.  Sigh...

 
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Hey, someone's going to make the joke sooner or later - it's overpriced!

 

[Soundsgoodtome]

I'm going to start making my way down Muppetface's list here he's written up about. Check out his list here: (also on the front page) http://www.head-fi.org/t/733770/hfb-9-8-14-apollonian-squint-150-albums-to-hear

I find it extremely helpful when people write even the smallest bit about the album they're posting here. Like fantastic jazz album, mastering is great, etc etc.

 

[Music Alchemist]

Third Eye Blind: Out Of The Vein (power pop / alternative rock!)
 

 
Zyklon: Disintegrate (industrial death/black metal!)
 

 
Various Artists: Trancewerks Anthems Non-Stop Mix (trance!)
 

 

[kurochin]

  I find it extremely helpful when people write even the smallest bit about the album they're posting here. Like fantastic jazz album, mastering is great, etc etc.

 
Okay sure.
 

 
Leon Vynehall - Music for the Uninvited
 
For me, one of the best House LPs of 2014. Grainy, white-noisy, snares that sound busted, beats that don't slot neatly into place. Your high-end headamp's pitch-black background will mean diddly-squat with this. The artist says "I prefer dance music that isn’t quantized, regimented, and super mixed down to the nano-perfect spot. I’m a believer in the fact that music doesn’t have to sound professional to sound great. Mastering engineers hate me."
 
Happy now? 

 

[LivingVoice]

While taking inventory I came across some Lps I forgot I had

Harry Chapin , The Sniper & other Love Songs
Pink Floyd Meddle
Pink Floyd The Wall
And a pile more

 

[LivingVoice]

Harry Belafonte Return to Carnegie Hall , One of RCAs premium recordings