What are you listening to in 2021 and why might anyone be interested

Donald Fagen, the nightfly: live. :relaxed:

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Alabama 3 - Step 13. First spin and love it! Pressing a little noisier than expected, but perfectly flat and centred.

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Roll the sound effects…

Pinned to the back of the sofa loud. The drum ‘thwack’ on ‘The Thin Ice’ just caused my R-Com to light up!

G

I’ve gone back to my Harvest pressing. Greater range and no over-pumped bass!

G

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There’s no other way with Pink Floyd. I think I’ve been very close to killing my speakers once with Three Wishes from Amused to Death. :grimacing:

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Cannonball Adderley With Milt Jackson Things Are Getting Better / 2006 Riverside / EU CD / 0025218603225

Second spin of this great recording.

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Classic Records 200g vinyl from 1997.

I’ve decided that today’s music will come from my post on this thread:

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Following a number of people trying this and enjoying a second play through

Tuner - Live at the Lafayette

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Led Zeppelin IV on an 80s reissue. Much written online about the best versions to own with regard to sound quality, but these orange and green Germany pressed versions are a pretty good compromise, and I’m quite pleasantly surprised by this copy.

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Now onto the best of the 1960s (part one). My favourite album ever, here in the Fab 2014 mono vinyl version.

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On Vinyl:-

Frank Zappa - 200 Motels

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Great ‘live’ album

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Kate Bush - Hounds Of Love. A perfect album. But, I now remember why I sold my vinyl copy when CDs first came out, as side two has so many quiet passages, and this copy as per my original has quite a bit of surface noise even after cleaning. Are the new remasters better in this regard?

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Doesn’t feel right listening to Steely Dan without WB somehow. Still, it’s a nice set.

I saw Keith Karlock (drums) live with his own band about 20 years ago. Great player.

G

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milt jackson & john coltrane bags & trane / 2012 Atlantic / EU version of Japan CD / 8122797289

Milt Jackson Vibraphone
John Coltrane Tenor Saxophone
Hank Jones Piano
Paul Chambers Bass
Connie Kay Drums

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It wouldnt be Sunday without a bit of Uncle Ram Jam selecting…

:heart:

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The 2018 remaster of HoL Is indeed remarkable.
Honestly I wasn’t expecting that much but I am positevely impressed.
I bought the CD at the first time of its publication and it was not so great.
However, the 2018 issue renders justice to such a masterpiece. Always IMHO :relaxed:

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Can’t stop listening to this at the moment

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I’m still waiting for Vol. 2!

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This Art Blakey album is fabulous and beautifully recorded.

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Played the Discover earMusic compilation album.

One of the tracks was Der Letze Musketier that album led me to play this…

Blackmore’s Night - Nature’s Light

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