Listening to Now (In Surround) - Volume 2
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One of my absolute favs, Clement. 'Bout time this and Bowie's amazing Trilogy albums be remixed into Dolby ATMOS and released as Pure Audio BD~As.
BOWIE RULES!
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Donald Fagen MORPH THE CAT [Reprise/MLP DVD~A 5.1/96/24/RBCD included] 5.1 remix Elliot Scheiner. Mastered by Darcy Proper
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My second time in about 20 years playing this awkward album. I've managed to get it in near perfect sync.
Disc 1. Dvd player through the main speakers.
Disc 2. Sony boombox
Disc 3. CD player with mini speaker plugged into its phones socket.
Disc 4. Played via Spotify over Bluetooth jbl speaker.
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My second time in about 20 years playing this awkward album. I've managed to get it in near perfect sync.
Disc 1. Dvd player through the main speakers.
Disc 2. Sony boombox
Disc 3. CD player with mini speaker plugged into its phones socket.
Disc 4. Played via Spotify over Bluetooth jbl speaker.
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Pieces of a Dream LOVE'S SILHOUETTE HEADS UP/Multi~CH SACD] Exceptionally vibrant discrete recording
https://www.discogs.com/release/3163719-Pieces-Of-A-Dream-Loves-Silhouette
https://www.discogs.com/release/3163719-Pieces-Of-A-Dream-Loves-Silhouette
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Donny Hathaway EXTENSION OF A MAN [ATCO/BD~A 4.0/192/24] As Clement asserts MAJESTIC! Truly stunning on every level! From the 1/2 inch QUADRAPHONIC MASTER TAPES
Donny Hathaway’s final studio album, EXTENSION OF A MAN, released in 1973, was a collaborative effort with renowned musicians Stanley Clarke (Return to Forever), Fred White, Al Kooper, Billy Preston, and many more. The album featured the transcendent track “Someday We’ll All Be Free,” which featured lyrics from Hathaway’s close friend and manager, Edward Howard.
Donny Hathaway’s final studio album, EXTENSION OF A MAN, released in 1973, was a collaborative effort with renowned musicians Stanley Clarke (Return to Forever), Fred White, Al Kooper, Billy Preston, and many more. The album featured the transcendent track “Someday We’ll All Be Free,” which featured lyrics from Hathaway’s close friend and manager, Edward Howard.
Right!?! Coming on the heels of "I Love the Lord; He Heard My Cry, Pts. 1 & 2," which Hathaway arranged and orchestrated for 45 musicians, makes "Someday We'll All Be Free" truly transcendent. What a blessing this Quadio is! All Hail @ForagingRhino !Donny Hathaway EXTENSION OF A MAN [ATCO/BD~A 4.0/192/24] As Clement asserts MAJESTIC! Truly stunning on every level! From the 1/2 inch QUADRAPHONIC MASTER TAPES
Donny Hathaway’s final studio album, EXTENSION OF A MAN, released in 1973, was a collaborative effort with renowned musicians Stanley Clarke (Return to Forever), Fred White, Al Kooper, Billy Preston, and many more. The album featured the transcendent track “Someday We’ll All Be Free,” which featured lyrics from Hathaway’s close friend and manager, Edward Howard.
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One of the real surprises on Extension of a Man was Donny's cover of singer/songwriter Danny O'Keefe's MAGDALENA from his extraordinarty album BREEZY STORIES on the ATLANTIC LABEL. It would be a REAL coup if RHINO could locate those multitracks and release a BD~A of this cult album!
Moving on from Quadio to Atmos – it's a Quadmos Day in Clementland! (Listening in 7.1)
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I'm with @edisonbaggins on this ONE . . . er, TEN!
I'm with @edisonbaggins on this ONE . . . er, TEN!
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Hot Tuna BURGERS [GRUNT/Pure Audio BD~A 192/24] An unexpected delight from members of the Jefferson Airplane
Hot Tuna’s Burgers, released in February of 1972, marked the distinction between Jorma Kaukonen and Jack Casady’s work with Jefferson Airplane. The band's debut studio album is filled with acoustic folk rock and electric acid rock gems like ”Water Song” and “Highway Song” featuring David Crosby. “By this time, we had worked in the studio with Jefferson Airplane for more than half a decade, but this was Jack’s and my first chance to give studio substance to the music that had been growing acoustically in hotel rooms and onstage with Hot Tuna.” – Jorma Kaukonen
Hot Tuna’s Burgers, released in February of 1972, marked the distinction between Jorma Kaukonen and Jack Casady’s work with Jefferson Airplane. The band's debut studio album is filled with acoustic folk rock and electric acid rock gems like ”Water Song” and “Highway Song” featuring David Crosby. “By this time, we had worked in the studio with Jefferson Airplane for more than half a decade, but this was Jack’s and my first chance to give studio substance to the music that had been growing acoustically in hotel rooms and onstage with Hot Tuna.” – Jorma Kaukonen
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