What are you listening to right now?

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Acoustic Lounge: Pink Floyd Hits in Relax Mode



Qobuz Streaming

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The London Orion Orchestra: Pink Floyd's Wish You Were Here Symphonic



Qobus 24/48 Streaming

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The Poll Winners: Exploring the Scene



Qobuz Streaming

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Eva Cassidy: Nightbird



Qobuz Streaming

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Lee Morgan: Candy



Qobuz 24/96 Streaming

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Cannonball Adderly: Something Else



Qobuz 24/96 Streaming

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Grant Green: Street of Dreams



Qobus 24/96 Streaming

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The Count Basie Orchestra: It's all About That Basie



Qobuz 24'96 Streaming

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Willie Nelson: My Way



Qobuz 24/94 Streaming

Just released collection of Frank Sinatra covers

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Mozart: Symphony in G Minor - Von Karajan/Vienna Philharmonic



RCA Victor Soria Series LP

AS with the rest of the Soria Series LPs I have heard, this one has a very sooth sound with a huge soundstage. This one has more of a middle to rear of the hall perspective as opposed to the few few rows perspective of the Living Stereo records. This is not necessarily better or worse, just different. I would think that whether or not you like that perspective will be influenced on where you usually, which will determine what you are used to hearing at a live concert.

Unfortunately, this particular LP has got a huge amount of surface noise, reminiscent of a 1940s 78.  Hopefully a trip past the steamer will tame most of that noise, because as good as the recording is, it is really tough to listen to with all that noise.

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The Jimi Hendrix Experience: Are You Experienced



Sony Legacy CD/DVD Set

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The Jimi Hendrix Experience: Axis: Bold as Love



Sony Legacy CD/DVD Set

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Wynton Marsalis: Standard Time Vol. 3, The Resolution of Romance



Columbia CD

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Jean-Michel Jarre: Planet Jarre



Qobuz Streaming

From Qobuz::
"To celebrate his 50-year-long career, Jean-Michel Jarre has released the edifying compilation Planet Jarre, a collection of 41 tracks that highlight the path set by the pioneer of electronic music. It's a wonderful opportunity to look back over the five decades during which the Frenchman expressed himself as an artist, a mad scientist, a visionary, a sucker for record breaking spectacles, an activist and now the torchbearer for artists struggling for fairer pay online."

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Dizzy Gillespie/Joe Pass/Ray Brown/Mickey Roker: Dizzy's Big 4



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