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Tracks that bring out the best of YOUR digital system

My faves-never fail to get toes tapping or give goosebumps. Qobuz

-Feels so good (C. Mangione)

-little by little (R. Plant)

-Do you believe instrumental (poolside)

-all night long (Lionel)

-this must be the place (talking heads)

-hang on to your love (Sade)

-rock you gently (j. Warnes)

-don’t stop me now (queen)

-lonely stranger (Clapton)

-So lonely (police)

-just like you (satin jackets)

-innocent man (b. Joel)

-in love (melosense)

silhouette (goldroom)

 

What are your faves?

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jabba
4 posts
 

1happyman

You’re welcome!

mksun
463 posts
 

Roxy Music - Avalon (entire album)

 

goleksiak
17 posts
 

Opposite Ways
The Dø
Live at l’Olympia, Paris
 

Amazing atmospheric bass segment about halfway thru

larryi
3,981 posts
 

I help out a exhibitor at Capital Audiofest and I always play certain digital tracks.  No. 1 on my list is Vivaldi Concerti pour Hautbois, Basson et Cordes with Alfredo Bernardini (Astree label)--I usually put on the 4th track which is a bassoon concerto.  

Someone above mentioned the Be Good Tanyas.  I also use one of their tracks off an album named Chinatown--"Waiting Around to Die" (a cover of a magnificent Townes Van Zandt song).

Another good demo track is the Natalie Merchant, Hazmat Modine, Fairfield Four performance of "Peppery Man."

For Jazz, I use Stefano Battaglia "Re Pasolini" album (either of the first two tracks), and Anour Brahem's "Thimar" album (jazz with an oud added to the mix). 

dalims4
236 posts
 

Anything produced by Boris Blank.

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