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The Doobie Brothers – Toulouse Street
The Doobie Brothers – Toulouse Street
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Yup for sure; I probably still need some of these, might just “hunt ‘em up” like a good Hound Dog - just don’t want to pull a GOS -better check what all I’ve already gotBoy, do I miss the Telarc HEADS UP LABEL. Need more JAZZ in Surround
GREAT call! thanks for the inspiration for thisYup for sure; I probably still need some of these, might just “hunt ‘em up” like a good Hound Dog - just don’t want to pull a GOS -better check what all I’ve already got
One of my favorite Samplers from Heads Up featuring an amazing and uber discrete version of the Soprano's Theme: Woke Up This Morning. Tony would be proud!
1. Woke Up This Morning - Joe McBride - Joe McBride
2. Extrovertical - Spyro Gyra - Spyro Gyra
3. Sunday Clothes Reprise - Gerald Veasley - Gerald Veasley
4. Time Squared - Yellowjackets - Yellow Jackets
5. Dear Ruby - Philip Bailey - Philip Bailey
6. Wiggle Waggle - Jaco Pastorius Big Band - Jaco Pastorius Big Band
7. Upward Bound - Doc Powell - Doc Powell
8. Turning It Up - Pieces Of A Dream - Pieces of a Dream
9. Eternal Phoenix - Hiroshima - Hiroshima
10. East River Blue - Spyro Gyra - Spyro Gyra
was NOT aware of this one...thank you Clemént!!!read about this one on this THREAD
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thanks to @The Bright Side :
Moby - Play - The DVD and 18 DVD + B-Sides (Dolby Digital 5.1, 2001 and 2003) (Both sound great, contain lots of videos, long megamixes, audio-only b-sides, live performances and more. I think they add up to 7-8 hours of music in 5.1 Surround. Mixes range from okay to pretty good. The styles range from trancey (especially the megamixes) to mellow-acoustic (the b-sides on the "18" DVD). Highly recommended,
VERY affordable on discogs:
https://www.discogs.com/Moby-Play-The-DVD/release/182939
read about this one on this THREAD
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thanks to @The Bright Side :
Moby - Play - The DVD and 18 DVD + B-Sides (Dolby Digital 5.1, 2001 and 2003) (Both sound great, contain lots of videos, long megamixes, audio-only b-sides, live performances and more. I think they add up to 7-8 hours of music in 5.1 Surround. Mixes range from okay to pretty good. The styles range from trancey (especially the megamixes) to mellow-acoustic (the b-sides on the "18" DVD). Highly recommended,
VERY affordable on discogs:
https://www.discogs.com/Moby-Play-The-DVD/release/182939
maybe someday i'll find the SACD (POLL) but until then
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i'm enjoying this DualDisc (POLL)
you got me in the mood for some big band jazz!The BBB Featuring Bernie Dresel - Bern Bern Bern
Just got the BluRay from Bernie's website today, it floored me!
The SQ of the recording is first class, maybe because Bernie is the drummer but the drum sound in great, the brass shimmer of the cymbals is near the best I've ever heard. The immersive soundspace of the Native Auro 3D recording is impressive, I only have a couple Native Auro 3D music recordings but this one has killed them and along with the Atmos ones I've heard. This despite the fact that my overhead ceiling speakers are positioned in the traditional 4 speaker Atmos layout.
Beyond the technology and recording tricks, the music is wonderful. Big Band style with lot's of horns and I'm a horny kind of guy. And just a tiny taste of modern techno-jazz mixed in.
I can't recommend this recording highly enough, and at $30 for the BluRay direct from Bernie it's a steal. A couple bucks more if you want a personally signed one.
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Thanks, I didn't realize that! I have all the BPB multich's and SFTF is my fav.Bernie Dresel plays drums on this release as well!
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