What's in your CDP tonight? the minority report


I enjoy vinyl and digital (lately, with recent changes, vinyl actually sounds better than digital to me), BUT given what seems an overall preference for analog/vinyl on A'gon, I'm curious what the non-vinyl "1/2" is listening to. I tried to see if this was a previously posted question. Did not seem so.

This evening for me, it's Genesis (definitive edition remaster) "A Trick of the Tail".

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The Who, Who's Next - CD 

I personally feel that the band as performers were at their individual peaks at this point in their careers. Even though they already recorded Quadrphenia which is one of my top ten favorite concept albums. The albumn art on Who's Next is also a classic!

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Steve Winwood - Back In the High Life

George Thorogood & the Destroyers - (Rounder)
George Thorogood & the Destroyers
Move it on Over

Justin Kauflin - Dedication

Illinois Jacquet - Desert Winds
Kenny Burrell and Tommy Flanagan (among others) play on this offering.
Keith Richards and the X-pensive Winos - Live at the Hollywood Palladium
December 15, 1988
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Awesome story. A simple jumper cable can make all of the difference (sometimes). WireWorld is a fine product.

Happy Listening!
I've listened to Amused to Death for decades (red book and SACD) and on some amazing systems of friends. In the past couple months I replaced my Emerald Physics KCIIs (with upgrades) with EP 3.4s to which I replaced the crap jumper wires with WireWorld OCC. Amazing as the 3.4s are, my room is ~ 35 x ~ 20 x 12. Front wall is 90% glass; rear wall is 3 sided glass enclosure, plus open up/down stairwell. Even with my EVS dual mono1200, I wasn't achieving the bass to play A2D again. Now, I have 2 old SVS powered subs (Ultra and Plus) sitting in a corner. I decided to plug them back in a couple days ago in preparation to play A2D (SACD), which I did last night. The sound was among the best Ive ever heard it. I was hearing much more 411 than I recollect ever hearing
The Jazz Messengers: At The Cafe Bohemia, volume 2
Blue Note. Mono.
Direct transfer  to digital from original 2-track analog recording.Not remastered, never mixed.Outstanding.
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Tonight it’s The John McLaughlin Trio Live at the Royal Festival Hall from ‘91(?) Incredible recording on plain old Redbook CD. 


Last night Joan Armatrading "Joan Armatrading" 1990 issue A&M 393 228-2
Stunning album, sounding also like it was done yesterday, nothing does old RedBook like good discrete R2R dac.
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Then after that Propaganda "A Secrete Wish" 1985 ZIT 90288-2 another stunner!!! Can’t believe how good RedBook can sound these days, we suffered with it way back.
I now believe Philips "perfect sound forever" saying, just took time for it to get played/converted correctly.

Cheers George

Tommy Flanagan - The Tokyo Recital (Pablo)
The Jimmy Giuffre 3 - Trav' Lin' Light (Atlantic)The Giuffre disc features a young  (28) Jim Hall on guitar. His tone and style distinct. Amazing what they did w/o bass, drums or piano. Woodwinds, brass, and guitar only.

Art Pepper tonight.
Art Pepper + Eleven (Mobile Fidelity, Sanyo Japan)
Winter Moon (Galaxy)

5.30pm relaxing with a Gin and tonic listening to 1984 Nancy Wilson Godsend, Denon 38C38-7188 CD I believe it’s Pre-emphasized, and I think my dac has de-emphasis, because it’s not bright, otherwise it would be, just sublime to listen to, a stunning recording.

Cheers George
Not night here yet (12:54)... 

John Coltrane 'Blue Train'... 😐

Big rave for who likes it.

Me... I'm either too young STILL?!? - or too old? for this classic kind of Jazz. 

I'll keep trying, as I have now - FOR YEARS. 😥

MICHÉLLE 🇿🇦 


Last night Tracy Chapman "Tracy Chapman" 1st and only 1988 release brilliant stunning recording.
http://dr.loudness-war.info/album/list?artist=Tracy+Chapman&album=Tracy+Chapman

Then Angus & Julia Stone "Down the Way" a little compressed, but simple (voice guitar) so it’s not too confused.
http://dr.loudness-war.info/album/list?artist=Angus+%26+Julia+Stone&album=Down+The+Way

Cheers George
Woke up and felt like some 80's alternative
Siouxie & the Banshees - The Best Of
US 3, ’hand on the torch’ - funky, funky, 😉
BLUE NOTE
Michélle 🇿🇦
For Today -
Manheim Steamroller - Fresh Aire V
Pat Metheny Group - American Garage
Oregon - Distant Hills
Ralph Towner - Solo Concert
Joan Osborne, 'relish' 
Footstamping bass. - Dracula Moon - strong stuff. 
This 1996 album still has it goin' after so many years. For me. 🙂

Michélle 🇿🇦 
Last night was a memory lane night
America (America) untouched "original masters version".
Wow!!! still holds up well today, very good dynamic swing, plenty of depth and sound stage, and on some tracks very wide soundstage to outside the speakers!!

Then after that, the better tracks off Carly King "Tapestry" CD

Then the stunning original recording Cat Stevens "Tea for the Tillerman" 1989 CD4280 made by Denon Japan for A&M. After those CD's an a couple of Gin and Tonics under my belt I was out there and back in the 70’s +

Then sat down which I watched Alien Covenant which I’ve never seen, and with Covid19 now mutating, this movie kinda spun me out.

Cheers George
Tonight - Blues courtesy of Mobile Fidelity Original Masters:
  • The Blues - A Real Summit Meeting
  • A Riot in Blues
  • Willie Dixon - I Am The Blues