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| Analogue Productions announces May 21st release of ultimate Kind Of Blue LP The LP is now available from Elusive Disc. If you haven't bought from them before, orders over $99 ship free, and you pay no sales tax.Expensive LP reissues aren't for everyone, but neither is a high end audio system. Analogue Productions owner Ch... | |
| New In 2021 Analogue Productions UHQR LP of Miles Davis' Kind Of Blue album, street date May 21st. 25,000 copies to be pressed. Get yours before the flippers do! | |
| Klipsch Cornwall IV @ozzy62: If you come across a Music Reference RM-10 Mk.2, consider snapping it up. That amp was Roger's favorite push-pull amp of his design, and is a little jewel. He made it in a few different incarnations: originally 35/35w in Class A/B, later ... | |
| This is very timely... @ozzy62: I don’t know if everything you’ve heard about Lyric is true, but I was shocked at how I was treated by them when I lived in NYC in 1982. I had been been a customer of a number of high end shops in California before moving East, and had a ... | |
| Analogue Productions announces May 21st release of ultimate Kind Of Blue LP Sheesh, what grouch.There's no reason one can't buy this LP, and as many other albums (on LP or CD) as one wishes. Since when is it one or the other?Plus, some people don't have ANY copy of KOB, and want the version that will get them as close to ... | |
| Classical Rock The Beach Boys: Pet Sounds.Randy Newman: self-titled debut.Procol Harum: Live with The Edmonton Symphony Orchestra. | |
| This is very timely... I don't consider Brent Butterworth an authority on hi-fi. He's mid-fi to the bone. | |
| The Aaron Copland / Bob Dylan connection You bet, and back atcha! | |
| The Aaron Copland / Bob Dylan connection @jafant: If Columbia (and Bob, one supposes) keeps to chronological order, I guess the next bootlegs will be 80's material, not a favorite Dylan decade of mine.I picked up the latest Dylan release, a triple CD (only) package entitled 1970. It cont... | |
| The best speaker you ever heard? I have heard the Infinity IRS---as well as their original Servo-Static I and RS-1b (which I for a time owned), Wilson WAMM, current big Wilsons (don’t know that model, but they retail for around $200,000, I believe), single and stacked Quads (my o... | |
| Who is your overall favorite guitarist? It's interesting: Rock'n' Roll was the result of the combining of disparate elements: mostly Jump Blues (a form of Black dance music popular in the late 40's and early 50's, played in Juke Joints in the South. That's the Black music Elvis, Jerry L... | |
| Eminent Technology LFT8B’s reversing woofer polarity Thanks Scot, expect an email from me ;-) . Grant sent me a diagram of the stand in an email, and it looks fantastic. I'm very familiar with his Maggie stands, which also secure to their frames with C clamps. I think I may get my LFT-8 Mye stands m... | |
| Changing Magneplanar LRS jumpers for Neotech 12 AWG It is not just the jumper that contains ferrous parts: so do the binding post assembly and fuse block. Replace the stock posts with Cardas (they fit in the holes without modification), and bypass the fuse block. | |
| New In 2021 @slaw: I don’t Steve. In fact, I can’t: The Dwight Twilley band was signed to Shelter and had an album out before Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers existed. A back-to-back listen to each band’s debut album says it better than I ever could. | |
| And now it's Denny Freeman..... Oh man @sfar, I LOVE Lou Ann Barton! Her Jerry Wexler/Glenn Frey-produced album on Asylum is fantastic. I've seen/heard her live with Jimmy Vaughan a coupla times.I believe I saw/heard Denny live with Lucinda Williams, on her Car Wheels tour. He a... |