Amy Winehouse - At the BBC
There’s nothing new in this triple vinyl/CD set as it’s just an audio only release of previous BBC albums and DVDs. But it is Amy! Curiously they don’t include an audio version of the ‘Day She Came to Dingle’ DVD, which was a BBC documentary after all.
I so wish they’d release her three Glastonbury sets. That would make a great DVD/CD/vinyl box set.
The Rolling Stones - Live Licks, the first disc is compiled of the usual concert staples, however the second disc features some songs rarely played live. Unfortunately there is some needless editing of songs, which rather spoils things.
Pete Yorn & Scarlette Johansson - “Break Up” (2009)
Listening to these Tidal Masters vs CD, they do seem to be more detailed, with a good sense of “place”, but they definitely lack bite and attack, they sound a bit soft…
Who’s this Derek fella, any good?
A rare play (for me) of this Lucinda album
What an all-star lineup… you’re making me jealous Haim!
Claude
He’s God around here Alan. 
You just need to have a little blind faith.
On vinyl… 
Interestingly, this is a CD I’ve had for years with a different cover. Doesn’t matter it’s a great album
Claude
This Derek, and Susan and Trey are going to do it live and on recording this summer.
Matt Deighton - “The Common Good” (2001)
OMG, the cover on qobuz is a massive improvement. Thank goodness it doesn’t affect the SQ of the product. 
CD - ECM Records : )
Keith Jarrett – piano
Jan Garbarek – tenor and soprano saxophones
Palle Danielsson – bass
Jon Christensen – drums
Recorded at the Arne Bendiksen Studios, Oslo (Norway) 24/25th April 1974
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Happy Birthday Keith Jarrett! 
born on May 8, 1945, in Allentown, Pennsylvania, United States 
76 years old Today!
Wiki:
Jarrett suffered two major strokes in February and May 2018. After the second he was paralyzed and spent nearly two years in a rehabilitation facility. Although he regained a limited ability to walk with a cane and can play piano with his right hand, he remains partly paralyzed on his left side and is not expected to perform again. “I don’t know what my future is supposed to be" Jarrett told The New York Times in October 2020. "I don’t feel right now like I’m a pianist.
Not much time to listen to music these days (the new job is taking its toll) so this morning’s is the first serious listen in the last 2 weeks or so.
Arnold Schoenberg, Five Pieces for Orchestra, Op. 16 (1962)
Anton Webern, Five Pieces for Orchestra, Op. 10 (1962)
Alban Berg, Three Pieces for Orchestra, Op. 6 and “Lulu” Suite (1961)
LSO, Antal Dorati, Antal Dorati. Helga Pilarczyk, soprano. Mercury Living Presence CD. (1990 compilation)
This CD offers 3 outstanding performances of the London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Dorati. All 4 works are based on rhythms and dissonance and therefore may not be to everybody’s taste, but the interpretation is impressive, with irresistible rhythms and almost unbelievable dynamics (sound engineers for the CD used the original 35mm film recordings and very little compression).
Claude
Same can be said of the CD version. One of the best recordings I own.
Interestingly, the Frapp’s Tales of Us isn’t in “master” MQA quality, just 16/44, and I think it sounds better for it – there’s definitely more excitement, and not the softness there was with the MQA stuff…
