[DLeeWebb]

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[sygnus21]

So UHQCD is just a “higher” quality manufacture process for the CD? But it still plays in a standard CD player? I’ve never even heard of it

Yes - UHQ-CD. And yes, per the company, they are 100 percent compatible with standard CD players. I say "per the company" as I've not had one yet as I'm awaiting my order; however, I do not doubt the claim otherwise I wouldn't have bought one. I don't know what the sound quality is till I hear one.

Anyway, I think this is a relatively new process, though I've seen UHQCD listings for a few years now. I just never bought one until now.

 

[RCBinTN]

Strange idea to compare these two albums, at least in my book...

Personally, for me A Love Supreme is an umatched, sublime masterpiece GOAT album on a totally unique level of intensity...
Just my 5c of course.

It really helped me to enjoy it more, once I realized what Mr. Coltrane was trying to say with the music. With that context, it became very moving and, in the end, he reached his goal.

 

[msing539]

Green Honda by BENEE​

 

[sygnus21]

Strange idea to compare these two albums, at least in my book...

Personally, for me A Love Supreme is an umatched, sublime masterpiece GOAT album on a totally unique level of intensity...
Just my 5c of course.

I think part of the appeal might also come down to who's camp you favor - Miles or Coltrane.

For me, I'm far more a Miles fan, than Coltrane fan. That's based on the amount of material of have of both - I only have Coltrane's A Love Supreme album (CD), but I have 33 Miles Davis albums (CDs). And yes, I know Coltrane played with Miles in some of his bands, including the forementioned Kind Of Blue.

Anyway, while I was pondering that question, the thought occurred to me that the better comparison to A Love Supreme would actually be Mile Davis's In A Silent Way as they are both spiritual, unique, and intense.

My two cents

 

[Garney]

 

[David A Silva]

A recent personal rediscovery. The first release of Flim & The BBs. Only 5 albums released over 10 years, but each one a jewel!

 

[gimmeheadroom]

I think part of the appeal might also come down to who's camp you favor - Miles or Coltrane.

For me, I'm far more a Miles fan, than Coltrane fan. That's based on the amount of material of have of both - I only have Coltrane's A Love Supreme album (CD), but I have 33 Miles Davis albums (CDs). And yes, I know Coltrane played with Miles in some of his bands, including the forementioned Kind Of Blue.

Anyway, while I was pondering that question, the thought occurred to me that the better comparison to A Love Supreme would actually be Mile Davis's In A Silent Way as they are both spiritual, unique, and intense.

Hah, I was just thinking A Love Supreme is Coltrane's Kind of Blue. But yeah, same general idea.

 

[iamivancb]

Fallen Angel - Faith Fails (1992)
Abaxial - Samsara (1994)
Mind-Ashes - The Views Obscured (1997)

 

[sygnus21]

A recent personal rediscovery. The first release of Flim & The BBs. Only 5 albums released over 10 years, but each one a jewel!

Actually, their second album, the first on DMP - Flim & BB's Discography.

Anyway, one of my favorite Flim & BB CDs. I'm always playing Cakewalk and Tell Me off that CD. Have all their DMP albums. In fact, I have all their CDs except the first - Flim & The BB's (1978) on Sound 80 label. And their last - This is a recording (1992) on Warner Brothers.

 

[joydivisionnewdawnfades]

 

[David A Silva]

Actually, their second album, the first on DMP - Flim & BB's Discography.

Anyway, one of my favorite Flim & BB CDs. I'm always playing Cakewalk and Tell Me off that CD. Have all their DMP albums. In fact, I have all their CDs except the first - Flim & The BB's (1978) on Sound 80 label. And their last - This is a recording (1992) on Warner Brothers.

Thanks for the correction. I haven’t heard that album, but I will look.

 

[KrólArtur]

 

[Lindholdt]

Quite unknown artist, but I like this track
Bramski - Prima Luce

 

[finbad]