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Good stuff to wake up to! Thanks for posting it.
Big Head Todd (John Lee Hooker) - Boom Boom Boom Boom
An immersive experience.
An immersive experience.
Burning Sounds
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I've been meaning to contribute to this thread - hopefully this hasn't been listed yet.
Rico Rodriguez, Man From Wareika, originally released on Blue Note and I think the only reggae ever released by them. In his later years Rico was often seen in Jules Holland's band and came to fame in the 80's playing with the Specials.
Great album art, too.
Rico Rodriguez, Man From Wareika, originally released on Blue Note and I think the only reggae ever released by them. In his later years Rico was often seen in Jules Holland's band and came to fame in the 80's playing with the Specials.
Great album art, too.
First album by my favorite artists, Joy Williams, after breaking up as Civil Wars: Venus
24-bit, 44.1 Khz download as you see above. Fidelity is good but not great.
24-bit, 44.1 Khz download as you see above. Fidelity is good but not great.
JT Coldfire - She's Crazy
Can't find it on Tidal so streaming via Youtube.
Can't find it on Tidal so streaming via Youtube.
From the Russian band, Blues Cousins - The Dream
Can't find this anywhere outside of Youtube. So youtube it is!
Edit: found the CD on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Alive-U-S-Blues-Cousins/dp/B000CAEPWC/ref=ntt_mus_ep_dpi_1
Can't find this anywhere outside of Youtube. So youtube it is!
Edit: found the CD on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Alive-U-S-Blues-Cousins/dp/B000CAEPWC/ref=ntt_mus_ep_dpi_1
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So these guys are Russian? Very nice blues no matter where they are from.
http://www.blues-cousins.ru/english/about/
Same track with different eye candy.
I was surprised too. Kept searching for them and that .ru link would show up, making me think it was a malware site. But eventually I clicked on it and saw it was legit.
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Iv bought the album, thanks mate
There's a Blue Note Charlie Hunter release called Natty Dread that has covers (sort of) of Bob Marley's Natty Dread...
Can never go past a dose of this ...
I used a Greatest Hits CD of this chap for ages, when tuning up a system config years ago - if a rig can't get the groove of this sort of material happening, at houserockin' levels, then it ain't in the game ...
I used a Greatest Hits CD of this chap for ages, when tuning up a system config years ago - if a rig can't get the groove of this sort of material happening, at houserockin' levels, then it ain't in the game ...
Another goody,
The distortion guitar should absolutely explode out of the speaker, and as it continues should rip your room to shreds by the bite of the distortion harmonics - if it doesn't have a "killer" sound, well ...
The distortion guitar should absolutely explode out of the speaker, and as it continues should rip your room to shreds by the bite of the distortion harmonics - if it doesn't have a "killer" sound, well ...
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Christian Sands - REACH
Absolutely love Sands, my favourite contemporary jazz pianist , a sublime album imo
Absolutely love Sands, my favourite contemporary jazz pianist , a sublime album imo
Visited the local audio friend yesterday, rig was in pretty good shape, and he's a keen Yes fan - a favourite is the first track from this,
Excellent for assessing a system's status; this can extremely easily sound like a turgid mess, a "Why am I listening to this sound stew?!!" - but, it pays rich rewards: the better the playback, the more it comes to life - even yesterday it still was well off its potential - I have yet to hear it fully realised, but it's clear what an optimum presentation would come across like.
Excellent for assessing a system's status; this can extremely easily sound like a turgid mess, a "Why am I listening to this sound stew?!!" - but, it pays rich rewards: the better the playback, the more it comes to life - even yesterday it still was well off its potential - I have yet to hear it fully realised, but it's clear what an optimum presentation would come across like.
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