Album of the Evening

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41 minutes ago, cjf said:

Ministry: Psalm 69

 

NICE!

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Great album

 

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1 minute ago, cjf said:

Saw these guys at The Dakota jazz club in Minneapolis. So much fun. 

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11 minutes ago, JoeWhip said:

Fabulous recording, digitized with Mike Moffat’s Gain system.

I love the write up about this one too. 

 

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Great album. Sounds fantastic.

 

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Good stuff. 
 

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47 minutes ago, Temporal_Dissident said:

Daft Punk split up today, in probably the classiest way possible. Like everyone, I know the hit "Get Lucky" from this album. Listen this afternoon and the entire thing is great. Original dance music, recorded with studio musicians (not samples). Check out Omar Hakim's drumming (from about 5:40 onward) on track #3 "Giorgio by Moroder." That song tells the story of a pioneering producer that is worth checking out.   

 

 

 

 

Settling in for an evening of mic testing to further refine DSP filters. 

 

 

 

Fantastic. 

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3 minutes ago, JoeWhip said:

2 CD set from Japan. It has the full set of songs released on the double LP and sounds fantastic.

 

 

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Did someone say Japan? 😳

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13 minutes ago, Solstice380 said:

Morning music, huh?

Reading Bill Schnee's book preparing for a podcast interview and got inspired :~)

 

https://www.amazon.com/Chairman-Board-Recording-Soundtrack-Generation/dp/1493056131

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Fresh 24/192 transfer. Delicious. 

 

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2 hours ago, Darryl R said:

Decades of pop hits, many remastered well at 16/44.  IMO Daryl Hall is the greatest pop singer of my generation.  His harmonies and arrangements defined the "Rock 'n Soul" "Philly Sound" of the 1970s and 80s.

 

 

These guys could sing everything.  I like the close of this live concert by the Statue of Liberty in 1985 with "Hot Fun in the Summertime" (starting at about 1:06:30).

 

Hall & Oates Liberty Concert 1985 New York High Quality Complete Show - YouTube

Just finished Bill Schnee’s book and he has some great things to say about H & O as well. 

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Neil Young with Pearl Jam as the backing band. 
 

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4 minutes ago, JoeWhip said:

Very underrated. 16/44.1

 

 

Wow ,very Diane Arbus album cover. 

 

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I had no idea Maya Rudolph's mother was so talented! I love this album!

 

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2 minutes ago, firedog said:

Oh yeah, that got massive airplay on "progressive rock" stations back in the day. Very well known.

It came out the year before I was born me hadn’t heard of it until yesterday. So many good gems waiting to be heard.