Native DSD Album of the Year nominations

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On 1/23/2022 at 4:43 PM, kumakuma said:

 

Couldn't agree more!

 

Buying new music gives me so much more pleasure than buying new equipment...

seeing how you guys are talking about Carmen Gomes and reading  Kumakuma's signature; 

"Sometimes it's like someone took a knife, baby
Edgy and dull and cut a six inch valley
Through the middle of my skull"

 Carmen did make a very fine cover of that song on one of her first S.L. albums;

 

 

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I always check out their site and read the news letter. It's my favorite store.

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I voted but the other costumers  didn't agree with me either. My top three would have been:

 

 Incredible music. I didn't know this composer but what a find!

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His Violin Concerto is as passionate as the concertos by Bloch and Walton … and as melodious. The emotions are grown-up and delve deep in a way that may also remind you of Vaughan Williams and Rózsa.

Read more: http://www.musicweb-international.com/classrev/2009/aug09/Kleiberg_concertos_2L59.htm#ixzz7JfxQvhMx

  

 

I think this album will become a modern classic. It's a real statement. And that they get away with such a fundamentally different approach to the blues is very refreshing.

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If you're expecting something traditional, you're going to be surprised. These are not the acoustic blues we hear from Johnson's own recordings, nor the electric renditions of Eric Clapton. These are a unique treatment bringing the combined talents of the band members in a sometimes dreamy, frequently atmospheric, always sultry blend of voice, guitar, bass, and percussion.

 

This girl can play the trumpet. Somebody go tell Wynton and the Lincoln Orchestra that Ellister has arrived! and as Joe says;

On 1/23/2022 at 3:50 PM, JoeWhip said:

I really enjoy the Nola album and think that considering all aspects such as sound quality and music, it is the best overall SL recording to date.