What is spinning?

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Love Mum...but never have heard that EP.

How's it compare to their other stuff?

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It's really good, my favourite from them.

Now spinning: Jedi Mind Tricks - Visions of Ghandi

NS: Junior Brown~Down Home Chrome

Found in the "Blues" section, this one reminds me more of Swish's fav Webb Wilder (with a healthy dose of C/W) than Roberts Johnson or Cray...

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Donald F.a.gen* - The nightfly
The Focus Jazz files '03

*P.S.stupid filter!!

Just got home from work, listening to Boards of Canada - Geogaddi
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Now spinning: Jedi Mind Tricks - Visions of Ghandi

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Ut Ohhhhhh

I've been bangin'

JMT - Servant in Heaven, Kings in Hell
GZA - Words from Genius

This weekend, I'm going to the Beer Festival and 2 JMT shows.
For now, getting back to my schoolin'

Starting the morning off with hot coffee and Karrin Allyson. Sweet Home Cookin' to be precise. Definetly a prime example of DSD transfer at its best. Highly recommended.

Cheers

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Starting the morning off with hot coffee and Karrin Allyson. Sweet Home Cookin' to be precise. Definetly a prime example of DSD transfer at its best. Highly recommended.

Cheers

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Good Morning to you too,

Mark, since you enjoy "Over the Rhine" I am sure you will dig this one........going round and round at the moment:

Peace

Bernd:16:

Spinning a shiney disc.

The Roots - Illadelphia Half-life.

I started studying at 2:00 and finally a peace of mind after 11pm. First disc I'm spinning is Duo 2 by Kenny Drew again. The way I see it, Kenny Drew is back in my cycle. I need to go buy some discs soon, but I dont see any time shopping outside of school and listening sessions. I need some new clothe....

-JRA

Up and about, but moving slowly

Bruce Cockburn ~ Dart to the Heart

-dave

Shiny discs on this end as well. Edvard Grieg's Piano Concerto in A Minor~Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Ole Kristian Ruud. Dynamics? Want some, get some...but it may be a bit over the top for workplace listening.

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Cheers

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NS: Junior Brown~Down Home Chrome

Found in the "Blues" section, this one reminds me more of Swish's fav Webb Wilder (with a healthy dose of C/W) than Roberts Johnson or Cray...

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If you like Down Home Chrome, check out Semi-Crazy, much better IMO.

-dave

Thanks for the rec Dave, I'll add it to the list :thumbsup:

My pleasure Bob! The surf medley on Crazy is wicked!

-dave

Listening to True Blue by Tina Brooks RVG Edition(CD).
http://www.dustygroove.com/images/pr...bluej_101b.jpg
I'm a big fan of Rudy Van Gelder sound. One of my friends says he has a boxy sound. I can hear what that my boy was talking about, but no complaints from me. I kinda remember Wooch's post saying that alot of listeners have complainted how RVG remasters rolled off on highs. I'm not going to comment on that based on format comparison, but I love how crisp high snares decay in background.

I never thought this was an incredible album, but today I'm enjoying it more than ever before.

-JRA

Kickin' back wit Reggae in Hi-Fi a comp SACD. I be likin' dis won, mon...

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Cheers to all

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Listening to True Blue by Tina Brooks RVG Edition(CD).
http://www.dustygroove.com/images/pr...bluej_101b.jpg
I'm a big fan of Rudy Van Gelder sound. One of my friends says he has a boxy sound. I can hear what that my boy was talking about, but no complaints from me. I kinda remember Wooch's post saying that alot of listeners have complainted how RVG remasters rolled off on highs. I'm not going to comment on that based on format comparison, but I love how crisp high snares decay in background.

I never thought this was an incredible album, but today I'm enjoying it more than ever before.

-JRA

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Actually, my comments were not a format comparison so much as a version comparison. A lot of the early Blue Note CD releases purportedly had blazing highs, and the few in my collection are accordingly also on the bright side. Interesting because most of my Blue Note vinyl sounds similarly bright (these were primarily the Teldec DMM versions that Blue Note initially released in the mid-80s). The RVG remasters that I have actually purchased sound quite good IMO. Not quite as bright as most of my other Blue Note albums, but with a good level of refinement. But, I have also read some grumblings around the net complaining that RVG took too much off the highs, and on some other remasters he mucked around with the stereo imaging, saying that he wanted to correct the mix according to how he had originally intended to have them done.

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Up and about, but moving slowly

Bruce Cockburn ~ Dart to the Heart

-dave

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Bruce Cockburn? The If I Had a Rocket Launcher guy?
Cool! I have his Stealing Fire vinyl album, which I haven't heard in about 15 years.

Spinning Tish Hinojosa's Homeland right now.

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Starting the morning off with hot coffee and Karrin Allyson. Sweet Home Cookin' to be precise. Definetly a prime example of DSD transfer at its best. Highly recommended.

Cheers

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Might I ask what what your favorite album of hers is? The one you mention is one of three that gets 5 stars on Amazon.com, so I guess any of the three would be safe enough; just curious. She must be pretty smooth, to drink morning coffee by.
-jon

edit: Oh, duh! I missed where you said highly recommended.
-Rosanne Rosannadanna

Going round is the latest release by Ed Harcourt::thumbsup:



Peace

Bernd:9:

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Bruce Cockburn? The If I Had a Rocket Launcher guy?

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-dave

Rimsky-Korsakov's Scheherazade~Antlanta Symph./Robert Spano

I know this disc sounds good. I know this from previous listens. Right now, I am sick. Everyone around me is sick. My head feels like a bowling ball perched atop my shoulders. If phlegm were money I'd be Bill Gates. I am the Midas of snot. So if I could hear this properly, this little DSD issue from Telarc would be quite a good deal...

Tin Ear: Sweet Home Cookin' and In Blue both rank highly, though they are very different albums tonally. It is worth noting that my version of SHC is on SACD. I cannot verify the sq on the cd layer as I have not listened to the lower res. version. I would imagine it to be quite good however.

Bernd: Angie Palmer goes on the list, you've never let me down.

Cheers (sniffle, snork) to all

ron carter - the golden striker

up next:
the Jef Neven Trio - Blue Saga
jamie collum - twentysomething

The Ray Russell quintet - Live at the I.C.A 1971 and:

From the Atavistic Unheard Music series: "Out Trios, Volume 2" by Jeff Parker, Kevin Drumm and Michael Zerang.

It just seemed like weird guitar music day! I'll probably pull out Sonny Sharrock's "Monkey Pockey Boo" when I get home and chase it with some Erhard Hirt.

The longer and stranger the trip, the better!

Medeski martin & wood - End of The World Party (just in case):cornut: