stuartk
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| Jazz for aficionados @pjw81563 I think Elvin and Tony Williams were more innovators as both of them had unique styles that they innovated first and other drummers follow/copy to this day. Yes -- this is how I think about them as well. I'll look forward to hear... | |
| Do people tire of audio forums? There are members here who I've found to be not only consistently helpful but unfailingly patient, kind and generous. They are the reason I continue to participate. There are others I do my best to ignore. Political diatribes and personal attack... | |
| Jazz for aficionados @curiousjim Speaking of A. Farmer, are you familiar with this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9G5quNRGnCE&list=OLAK5uy_nnE2EwWUyJwoXr_u6ToaLz56ptYbNZlso The same group recorded the "Something to Live For" album, dedicated to B. Strayhorn.... | |
| A blowing session???? @larsman I’m a big fan of Miles’ work in the late 60’s and early 70’s; just ordered the Vinyl Me Please box set of Electric Miles Davis, which has his albums from ’In a Silent Way’ to ’Get Up With It’.... That’s one of the great things about ... | |
| DACed and Confused here... @saulh So many brands/models/shapes/sizes. Everyone has an opinion. The fact is, you will never know what best suits your ears in your system until you actually hear some. The Music Room offers a return policy on used gear including DACs. ... | |
| A blowing session???? @charles1dad I respect all of Miles’ work but have to say that his earlier era of late 1940s to the early 1960s (Bebop-Modal) are what I enjoy most. Certainly to each their own. Me too. I was enamored of his Fusion stuff when I first got into... | |
| A blowing session???? @daveyf My OP was wondering more along the lines if the particular genre at the time...mostly Bop, was pretty much a ’blowing session’ for a lot of these musicians. Which would lead me to my next question, perhaps this is why Miles Davis ’progr... | |
| A blowing session???? @daveyf IOW, if you have heard one great blowing session, maybe you have heard them all? Sure, I guess, if you’re not much of a fan of the genre. It’s not as though we can easily place all Jazz recordings into one of two categories. There a... | |
| Was just Listening to Dan Fogelberg... @douglas_schroeder You mentioned Poco. Jim Messina was their guitar player, early on. His later group Loggins & Messina were best known for 3 minute am radio hits. However, they hired great players and some of their albums included extended ... | |
| What was the first power cable that you noticed a difference in the sound? @curiousjim An inexpensive lower-tier Audio Art cable (I’ve since moved up the line). At the time, without any prompting from me, my wife commented on the improvement. Overall, I’ve found AC cables can make a significant difference. | |
| Jazz for aficionados @mahgister It seems frogman hit hard another time with someone i did not know but is very interesting musically ... Thanks ... I agree. This one is mesmerizing and i dont like electronica generally ... I’d have preferred a less distorted... | |
| NAD c399 integrated amp and what DAC? @anthony26l Used MHDT Orchid Used Border Patrol Both have very good reputations. Both are warm r2r, which may or may not give you what you what you want, sonically. You may have to spend a good deal more for something like a used Denafrips V... | |
| NAD c399 integrated amp and what DAC? @antho768 Sent you PM | |
| NAD c399 integrated amp and what DAC? @antho768 Suggestions: 1) This should be posted under the "digital" category, not "music". ;o) 2) Without knowing which particular sonic characteristics you favor, it's difficult to answer your question. More info, please! 3) You can also s... | |
| Jazz for aficionados @curiousjim Glad you're enjoying him! Personally, I think he's underrated but then, I'm biased ;o) |