@reubent,
I bought all of the MFSL Patricia Barber 33 & 45rpm until "Verse", I do have the Cole Porter as well. I played the heck out of them at the time.
Listening to "Companion" 45rpm again was a new experience with the Noteworthy Audio cable as my phono cable. (Tim is going to send me a dedicated phono cable to try). It’s on another level of openness. Percussion is fantastic! This cable does everything well.
BTW, I'm over the 50 hour mark now. |
Dan Auerbach "Keep it Hid"
The lower frequency representation on this lp is pretty remarkable. |
Listening to Companion again |
It's a very enjoyable movie Tom. Casting and acting are great.
Best wishes for your aunt Jim.
Just got in some N-95 masks.
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Willie Nelson "Red Headed Stranger" Impex. Remarkable!
Again, I always thought this was a demo disc, now with the Noteworthy Audio IC, a whole new perspective.
Willie’s guitar is brought forth with amazing clarity. His vocals are as well.
If your cartridge isn't set up correctly, this lp will let you know it |
FWIW, (my brief ERS tape venture). I ’ve has great success in wrapping the PC ( one turn) on each end feeding my Hydras that are daisy chained to another Hydra. When I tried both ends of the PC connecting the additional Hydra, I noticed a dullness, so just taping the input end there now. Using the tape on the input end on the tt and amp to good effect. This is turning out to be a great/cheap tweak. Gonna order some more while www.partsconnexion.com is offering free shipping. |
Was just reading a little about Mark Kozelic (red house painters, son kill moon, etc...)...he was the bass player in Stillwater in the movie Almost Famous.
Need to watch that again. |
Yeah, I've had that pre-ordered for a while @6t5-gto |
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@spiritofradio,
I think JIm was referring to Over The Rhine lp.
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Sold my Usher BE-718s so went wild on Black Friday week. More arriving soon.
American Aquarium "Things Change"
Howe Gelb "The Coincidentalist"
Jason Isbell @ The 400 Unit "LiveT@ The Twist & Shout"
John Hiatt "Terms of My Surrender"
John Hiatt "Same Old Man"
John Hiatt "The Open Road"
John Hiatt and The Goners" Beneath This Gruff Exterior" ( BF limited run on grey vinyl)
Rodney Crowell "Tarpaper Sky"
Randall Bramblett "Devil Music"
The Nude Party "S/T"
The Secret Sisters "You Don't Own Me Anymore"
M Ward "Wasteland Companion"
Eric Bachman "No Recover"
Red Kross "Beyond the Door"
The Mountain Goats "In League With Dragons"
The Dirty Knobs "Wreckless Abandon"
Clem Snide "Forever Just Beyond"
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Welcome @bobby1945, & @afogl03
Many here love Folk Singer
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Colin Meloy "Sings Live!" |
War "Platinum Jazz"
1973/Blue Note
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Finishing up Nirvana "MTV Unplugged N Y" recent dbl/lp |
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John Hiatt "Eclipse Sessions" |
I'd love to own that one @6t5_gto. |
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Buddy & Julie Miller "Written In Chalk" |
I mistakenly referred to the ERS tape as ESR last weekend. Sorry for any confusion. I ordered 10 more feet.
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@6t5_gto,
I imagine the Macintosh gear sounds great with B&W. |
What are your new speakers? |
Listening to the John Hiatt earlier, I’m hearing John’s voice much more intimately than ever before. Much better midrange.
On this Buddy/Julie Miller, it’s a similar finding with more expressive low bass.
The difference, the Noteworthy Audio IC. |
It’s great @reubent! You just missed New West big sale. Thanks to @bdp24 for this one. |
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John Hiatt "The Open Road" |
Randall Bramlett "Devil Music"
Great album! |
Rodney Crowell "Tarpaper Sky"
Put this into tonight's play for Jim |
5th Dimension "Portrait" Speakers Corner |
@tomic601 ,
"Tarpaper Sky" is wonderful. I haven’t been a follower of his entire career, but I’d say this is one of his best later works.
Very enjoyable! |
"Devil Music" gets better and better.
Highly recommend! |
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Again, echoes of Tom Petty |
Not heard of that one James.
The name reminds me of Back Yard Tire Fire. |
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The Dirty Knobs "Wreckless Abandon" |
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Orenda Fink "Blue Dream"
Highly recommend! |
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The Rosebuds "Loud Planes Fly Low" |
James,
You turned me on to BLH a while back.
I own "Rough Mix" on a US press and Classic Records. The US press trounces the Classic. |
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I think I could spend one day listening, thinking about the two Mountain Goats lps I own. then writing a paper describing why Iove the band. |
