What are you listening to right now?

Started by lonewolfny42, January 18, 2007, 03:52:56 PM

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richidoo

Quote from: etcarroll on December 01, 2012, 12:46:17 PM
Wow Jerome, I'm a fan of both Lockjaw and Jackie Mc, but never saw either of those albums before.

Good?

456 is great, one of Jackie's best.   :thumb:


etcarroll

Wandering Spirit
Mick Jagger | Format: Audio CD

some interesting stuff here, not quite the overall album that She's the Boss is, but still good.

samples
http://www.allmusic.com/album/wandering-spirit-mw0000090555
"...if you want to enjoy your gear, don't listen to anything that might be better."

lonewolfny42


jsaliga



Music Matters 180g 45RPM vinyl reissue.  Remastered by Kevin Gray and Steve Hoffman.

--Jerome

jsaliga



Analogue Productions 200g QRP mono Prestige vinyl reissue.

--Jerome

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Analogue Productions 200g 45RPM QRP Verve vinyl reissue.

--Jerome

jsaliga



Music Matters 180g 45RPM vinyl reissue.  Remastered by Kevin Gray and Steve Hoffman.  Excellent lineup of musicians and an outstanding album.

--Jerome

etcarroll

I have about 10 S. T. titles, but not this. Seriously J., where do you find these?

Quote from: jsaliga on December 02, 2012, 07:54:26 AM


Music Matters 180g 45RPM vinyl reissue.  Remastered by Kevin Gray and Steve Hoffman.

--Jerome
"...if you want to enjoy your gear, don't listen to anything that might be better."

jsaliga

I buy all of my audiophile vinyl from Acoustic Sounds.  Since I am collecting the Music Matters 180g 45RPM reissue series I buy every single release.  It just so happens that this Stanley T. album is one of them.

But being a Stanley T. fan myself, I also own several first pressings of a number of his Blue Note and CTi releases that have not been reissued on 45RPM vinyl.

--Jerome

eleazar



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DSoTM - flac - with a just-installed RCA blackplate in the EE Minimax DAC . Let's see if it's less 'forward' in presentation.
"...if you want to enjoy your gear, don't listen to anything that might be better."

richidoo



You gotta really love Baker to dig this one. Not his greatest playing, lots of treading water for bucks, from everyone. But it's happy easy music nevertheless. on LP

richidoo



This one's pretty good, if you like the intellectual vegetarian jazz fare. I know Carlman hates this stuff.  The funny thing is only one side is solo. The other side is with friends.  on LP