I think this is the first time I am going to disagree with you. The original album is just a magical whole. From the very first strike to the last whisper it has to be one of my top 3 albums of all time.
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That and The Catherine Wheel posted up by @steviebee a few days back are brilliant. Eno & Byrne such a great combo.
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Sarathy Korwar, Kalak. I bought this clear vinyl LP at a Sarathy gig late last year. It’s good, but he’s better live. This is definitely a grower though.
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You dont need to disagree, look at my prior post replying to Tony 
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Lol, I should read the thread properly.
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‘Thriller’ - Michael Jackson
This LP, a bog standard recent pressing, sounds so good on my system. No doubt in large part to the genius of Quincy Jones. Next LP I am hunting down is Quincy’s ‘The Dude’ which I understand from comments on this thread is well worth shelling out for (not heard it myself).
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A little trivia for those who remember the film;
Now Playing…
Stephan Micus - Thunder
Stephan Micus (Frame Drum, Dung Chen, Burmese Temple Bells, Himalayan Horse Bells, Ki un Ki, Bass Zither, Bowed Dinding, Kyeezee, Shakuhachi, Sarangi, Nyckelharpa, Kaukas, Sapeh, Voice, Nokhan).
Streaming on Qobuz (44.1/16)… it has been a while since I have taken one of Stephan albums out for a spin and I noticed this new release from ECM, so now is as good a time as any. Enjoying the opening track, ‘A Song For Thor,’ and look forward to the rest of the album!
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CD - astree 2002 : )
Jordi Savall - basse de viole (Barak Norman 1697)
Christophe Coin - basse de viole (Guy Derat)
Tom Koopman - clavecin (Pierre Bellot 1729)
Recordings made in 1978 & 1988
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Shall I take my hand off your throat now 
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I really like that tune too.
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Donald Fagen - The Nightfly.
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