Listening now to this stereo/mono CD.
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Tess Parks "And Those Who Were Seen Dancing"
Pretty decent a few songs in...sort of a cross mix of Mazzy Star and Beach House maybe?
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Pretty decent a few songs in...sort of a cross mix of Mazzy Star and Beach House maybe?
Been a few days since I've posted here. Usually, I'm just giving likes on the fly.
1- Lots of great music y'all are spinning! Need to p/u Charlie Hayden/Carla Bley CD.
2- Sardonicus - I a/b'ed the Mofi silver to the LP when it was released. It compared favorably. Still, CD was lacking a bit compared to the LP via Ortofon MC 20. Have been using that cart for 45 years in various incarnations. Yes, guys, highs are a bit "zingy" compared to other carts and practically every RBCD. Compared MoFi CD to expanded CD when that was released. I don't recall all the differences. Again, compared favorably. Hope to compare the 2 CD expanded to expanded single CD soon. Needs to be on my main system, though...
My Spirit collection has expanded greatly in the last couple years. Dozens of new releases, mainly from Cherry Red's Esoteric UK label. Literally dozens of new CD's over many expanded releases and boxes. Had met Ed & Randy (both RIP.) How many Spirit & Randy California records are in my collection? Over 100.
Recommend the 5 CD It Shall Be Ode/Epic UK CD box. The first 5 albums and lots of rare & unreleased. Spirit's early 80's reunion album Thirteenth Dream (Spirit of '84 in US) is a favorite of mine, though some have panned it for being too slick. California's Kapt. Kopter & Euro-American are not to be missed. Ditto for Jay Ferguson's Real Life Ain't that Way (w/Joe Walsh). Szymczyk produced it. JoJo Gunne's Jumpin' the Gunne features both Ferguson & Andes. Sweet Stella Baby, Spirit's biggest fan graces both cover and gatefold IN THE ALL TOGETHER! IMHO, their best.
1- Lots of great music y'all are spinning! Need to p/u Charlie Hayden/Carla Bley CD.
2- Sardonicus - I a/b'ed the Mofi silver to the LP when it was released. It compared favorably. Still, CD was lacking a bit compared to the LP via Ortofon MC 20. Have been using that cart for 45 years in various incarnations. Yes, guys, highs are a bit "zingy" compared to other carts and practically every RBCD. Compared MoFi CD to expanded CD when that was released. I don't recall all the differences. Again, compared favorably. Hope to compare the 2 CD expanded to expanded single CD soon. Needs to be on my main system, though...
My Spirit collection has expanded greatly in the last couple years. Dozens of new releases, mainly from Cherry Red's Esoteric UK label. Literally dozens of new CD's over many expanded releases and boxes. Had met Ed & Randy (both RIP.) How many Spirit & Randy California records are in my collection? Over 100.
Recommend the 5 CD It Shall Be Ode/Epic UK CD box. The first 5 albums and lots of rare & unreleased. Spirit's early 80's reunion album Thirteenth Dream (Spirit of '84 in US) is a favorite of mine, though some have panned it for being too slick. California's Kapt. Kopter & Euro-American are not to be missed. Ditto for Jay Ferguson's Real Life Ain't that Way (w/Joe Walsh). Szymczyk produced it. JoJo Gunne's Jumpin' the Gunne features both Ferguson & Andes. Sweet Stella Baby, Spirit's biggest fan graces both cover and gatefold IN THE ALL TOGETHER! IMHO, their best.
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Great post Quad Linda, thanks.
I really must get the Sunrise & Salvation and Complete Potatoland sets.
Wish I’d thought to include them in my recent Deep Discount order.
Other than the hit l Got a Line On You, my first exposure to them were these two comps on the W.E.R.C. C.R.E.W. label.
Don’t even remember how/where I got them but they sent me down a rabbit hole. Grabbed all the Legacy CDs first and a bunch of other stuff like Toy Shop & Feedback.
And the California Blues Redux CD that Audio Fidelity put out, I know Marshall was a big fan, no doubt going back to his days with Ode Records.
I really must get the Sunrise & Salvation and Complete Potatoland sets.
Wish I’d thought to include them in my recent Deep Discount order.
Other than the hit l Got a Line On You, my first exposure to them were these two comps on the W.E.R.C. C.R.E.W. label.
Don’t even remember how/where I got them but they sent me down a rabbit hole. Grabbed all the Legacy CDs first and a bunch of other stuff like Toy Shop & Feedback.
And the California Blues Redux CD that Audio Fidelity put out, I know Marshall was a big fan, no doubt going back to his days with Ode Records.
Talking about A/B'ing, when someone would wonder what I was going to do with all these records, I'd say "Play them of course". "But don't they sound crappy?" or some other response. I would pull out Al DiMeola Elegant Gypsy on a super mint LP and an original issue Made in Japan CD, get them synced up and level matched and challenge anyone to tell the difference. After a few switches back and forth they would get lost and end result would be pretty amazed how good these old records can sound. Using the extremely neutral sounding Stanton 881S cartridge I still use 99% of the time.
And, Glad to see someone recognized Umphrey's McGee! Have you ever been to one of their shows? I first heard then on an internet radio station probably around 2005 or so. Of course I had to gather a small collection of their CDs.☺
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Don’t know how many times I have stated that 99% of my LPs sound way livelier than their CD counterparts…even early digital recordings and yes, I know the CD noise floor is way lower than the LP but I like the vinyl version most of the time…
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James Brown LIVE AT THE APOLLO Part II [Polydor] Recorded in 1967 accompanied by the Famous Flames. What a stunner!
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Willie Nelson & Friends STARS & GUITARS LIVE {Lost Highway/HDCD encoded] Whoa! Where's this little beauty been hiding? Just dug it out of the pile.
Humble Quest - Maren Morris
Live at Woodstock - Joe Cocker
Just Like That - Bonnie Raitt
11 Short Songs of Pain and Glory - Dropkick Murphys
Killer Bees - Airto Moreira & Gods of Jazz (Herbie Hancock, Chick Corea, Stanley Clarke, Flora Purim) B&W Music UK CD Gods indeed!
CD 5 from It Shall Be - Spirit UK (Family Plays/Time Circle alt mixes, outtakes and mono singles)
Live at Harper College - Jim Croce from 2 CD UK expanded Life & Times
https://www.discogs.com/release/12221571-Jim-Croce-Life-And-Times
CD 2 Live at Nice Festival July 1986 from 2 CD expanded Tutu - Miles
https://www.discogs.com/release/17064687-Miles-Davis-Tutu
Live at Woodstock - Joe Cocker
Just Like That - Bonnie Raitt
11 Short Songs of Pain and Glory - Dropkick Murphys
Killer Bees - Airto Moreira & Gods of Jazz (Herbie Hancock, Chick Corea, Stanley Clarke, Flora Purim) B&W Music UK CD Gods indeed!
CD 5 from It Shall Be - Spirit UK (Family Plays/Time Circle alt mixes, outtakes and mono singles)
Live at Harper College - Jim Croce from 2 CD UK expanded Life & Times
https://www.discogs.com/release/12221571-Jim-Croce-Life-And-Times
CD 2 Live at Nice Festival July 1986 from 2 CD expanded Tutu - Miles
https://www.discogs.com/release/17064687-Miles-Davis-Tutu
The Fixx - Ink (1991 Impact Records)
those real real early CD ( digital ) issues of albums. Love em. I remember being the outlier buying CDs ( the few that were available ) in 1985. This one is wonderful.
My favorite Dire Straits album. Did you get a German Vertigo CD? I bought that on LP, German CD and Japan SHM-SACD.
First day I had my Sony CDP-101, I had a couple dozen CD's. I had all the titles I desired. 30 years and 20,000 CD'S later, I don't have everything I want.
First day I had my Sony CDP-101, I had a couple dozen CD's. I had all the titles I desired. 30 years and 20,000 CD'S later, I don't have everything I want.
Yep I try to find the first CD releases of old record albums. They usually ring truer to me.
Hi Qlinda
Its the early US version pressed in Japan
My first spinner was a Yamaha - bought used. Had to go on a serious hunt to find CDs. There was some obscure book store here in Grand Rapids that had em. They were all West German and Japan CDs. Still have ALL these lovely CDs. They are so pure......
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