Pink Floyd
Pink Floyd’s The Division Bell 20th Anniversary edition vinyl 2LP
Edward
From one of Fitzroy’s many small record stores. The Morgan was a special find. 1978 Japanese press in great nick. Sounds so cool..
Had to buy this after seeing it pop up earlier in this thread.
I’d wondered how you could turn the original recording into a high fidelity offering; it turns out you can’t.
There is certainly more definition in the bass and the drums are further forward, however the top end is rolled off which robs the sound of the attack of Steve Jones power chords, and as a result a fair degree of energy.
I suppose when you’ve listened to the same recording for nigh on 50 years any changes are going to sound odd.
Don’t think I like it.
Thanks for the review as I was considering a buy.
It’s a great-sounding album as is. I’ll stick to my old copy.
There’s a review by Michael Fremer on Tracking Angle also one on Analog Planet that echo your own assessment so I think you’ve got it spot on.
Glad I’ve got an original in good condition as I’ve bought several Rhino High Fidelity and they’ve all been good so might have been tempted with this.
The Rhino High Fidelity was my fifth different copy (not counting the RSD version from a couple of years ago). The original is still by far the best. You’d think I’d have learned by now …
Kenny Drew Trio - Kenny Drew Trio, Craft OJC (2025)
An exceptional recording up there with the best Bill Evans Trio recordings. If you like Jazz piano trios then this album with Kenny Drew, Paul Chambers and Philly Joe Jones will be your thing an excellent job again by Craft.
Sonny Criss Orchestra - Sonny’s Dream (Birth of the New Cool) Craft OJC (2025)
If you’ve not heard this record like I hadn’t up until 6 months ago and you are a music lover not just a lover of Jazz then listen to it, it is exceptional.
A trio of arrivals from Presto today:
…and a duo from Amazon:
I’m not a completest with Nils Petter Molvær albums but his works are constantly growing in my collection. Looking forward to playing this 2025 release 'Khmer Live in Bergen’ pressed on purple vinyl
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Just giving this a spin after picking it up on my way home from work today (the perils of working near HMV).
This sounds GREAT! The sound quality of this particular vinyl release helps but Motown’s finest makes this an ESSENTIAL purchase despite the premium HMV charges. Overjoyed.
The tip shop today, amongst the Val Doonican and Bert Kaempfert, these, 50p a pop. Check out the last shop that sold the Berlioz ![]()
Miles Davis – Tutu
Label: Warner Bros. Records – 925 490-1
Format: Vinyle, LP, Album
Pays: Europe
Sortie: 1986
Genre: Jazz
Style: Fusion, Jazz-Funk
The first “single” release “Tipping Point” is blistering. Hopefully the album will be as good as the last two
Alfa Mist - Roulette, Sekito (2025)
latest offering from Alfa Mist his 6th studio album is a double LP nicely mastered and pressed and presented in a quality thick glossy jacket my only and very small gripe is the the non poly lined inners.
The music is again excellent a kind of concept recording that describes a future where reincarnation is the norm and where all of our lives are recorded and where you can be prosecuted in future lives for crimes committed in past ones.
The deluxe version has includes a 32 page illustrated book that accompanies the music. A really ambitious and excellent undertaking from a young man who started off as a bedroom DJ and now records live in studio with some of the very best young musicians from Jazz, classical, Hip Hop and Electronic Music.
Stanley Turrentine - In Memory Of, BN/Tone Poet (2025)
Another Blue Note I’d never heard and only skipped through before buying, I’ve just listened to it right through and it is another gem from the list of shelved recordings not released until the 1980’s.
Another winner from the Tone Poet series.