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What are you listening to tonight ?
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still-one
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George Ezra - Staying at Tamara's
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Benjamin Herman, featuring Daniel Von Piekartz, "Trouble".
slowgeezr
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Dejohnette, Grenadier, Medeski, Scofield, "Hudson".
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Really enjoyed hearing this track for the first time at the Pure Audio Project - Lampi Demo Day
Getting this one on disk
Getting this one on disk
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Jack
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Listening to the same release on Qobuz in Hi-Res.
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Dejohnette, Grenadier, Medeski, Scofield, "Hudson".
Bought the same, great album.
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The Beatles - The Beatles (White Album) (Super Deluxe)
Qobuz 24/96
Somewhere at the end of the first original LP, and I do like this new remaster! :music:
After the amazing masterpieces of Revolver and Sergeant Pepper's, The Beatles dive back into the art of pure writing, bringing about a certain level of sobriety and leaving aside their recent psychadelic delusions, awesome as they were. Released in November 1968, this double White Album is a return to more refined pop and rock; the essence of their art. The title track of the disc, The Beatles, does not manage to hide the growing dissension between the four musicians at the time, and their diverging personalities saw this album herald the beginning of the end for the Fab Four, and the budding of their future solo careers... Despite all of this, The Beatles managed to release a new and totally unique album here, which can be enjoyed step by step as a true emotional rollercoaster: The fantasy of Dear Prudence, the dark madness of Revolution 9, the legendary guitar solo in While My Guitar Gently Weeps, the labyrinth of Happiness Is A Warm Gun and Sexy Sadie, the emotion of Julia (which Lennon dedicated to his mother, who died when he was 17), the purity of Blackbird and the ultra-violent tsunami that is Helter Skelter… the White Album is a brilliant production, a new masterpiece of a group growing apart ...
For its 50-year anniversary, this legendary double album makes a return in Deluxe Edition form, a well-deserved title. As well as the stereo remixed version by legendary producer George Martin's son, the original mono version (praised by purists for this format) and the famous Esher Demos there are 27 demo tracks of some famous hits recorded in Harrison’s home and three studio-session CDs. It’s a marvellous collection (107 tracks in total!) which lets us further explore this glorious piece of work that still fascinates us 50 years after its creation… © Marc Zisman/Qobuz
The Beatles - The Beatles (White Album) (Super Deluxe)
Qobuz 24/96
Somewhere at the end of the first original LP, and I do like this new remaster! :music:
After the amazing masterpieces of Revolver and Sergeant Pepper's, The Beatles dive back into the art of pure writing, bringing about a certain level of sobriety and leaving aside their recent psychadelic delusions, awesome as they were. Released in November 1968, this double White Album is a return to more refined pop and rock; the essence of their art. The title track of the disc, The Beatles, does not manage to hide the growing dissension between the four musicians at the time, and their diverging personalities saw this album herald the beginning of the end for the Fab Four, and the budding of their future solo careers... Despite all of this, The Beatles managed to release a new and totally unique album here, which can be enjoyed step by step as a true emotional rollercoaster: The fantasy of Dear Prudence, the dark madness of Revolution 9, the legendary guitar solo in While My Guitar Gently Weeps, the labyrinth of Happiness Is A Warm Gun and Sexy Sadie, the emotion of Julia (which Lennon dedicated to his mother, who died when he was 17), the purity of Blackbird and the ultra-violent tsunami that is Helter Skelter… the White Album is a brilliant production, a new masterpiece of a group growing apart ...
For its 50-year anniversary, this legendary double album makes a return in Deluxe Edition form, a well-deserved title. As well as the stereo remixed version by legendary producer George Martin's son, the original mono version (praised by purists for this format) and the famous Esher Demos there are 27 demo tracks of some famous hits recorded in Harrison’s home and three studio-session CDs. It’s a marvellous collection (107 tracks in total!) which lets us further explore this glorious piece of work that still fascinates us 50 years after its creation… © Marc Zisman/Qobuz
still-one
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Mary Chapin Carpenter - The Things We Are Made Of
slowgeezr
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Been a few weeks since I've listened to this album. Boz Scaggs, "Out of the Blues".
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slowgeezr
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Jackie McLean, "Bluesnik".
slowgeezr
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Just finished this ORG release, Hank Jones Trio, "Arigato".
