The best sounding (produced/mastered) tracks/albums
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This song has amazing dynamics, imaging and bass, check it out:
https://open.spotify.com/track/3Zy94rHn0DlXephCIdC...
https://open.spotify.com/track/3Zy94rHn0DlXephCIdC...
Listening to Solid Air this week I was reminded of London Conversation which I hadn't listened to for ages.
Solid Air is an album that has been mentioned on this thread before and is a favourite audiophile's album, although I reckon it can be pretty demanding and reveal a systems's short comings... which isn't very nice when all you're trying to do is enjoy the music.
Anyway, London Conversation is John Martyn's first album. Recorded in 1967 in mono, it's as clean as a whistle and reveals Martyn's roots as a folk singer.
If that's not your thing, at least listen as far as Cocain.
Solid Air is an album that has been mentioned on this thread before and is a favourite audiophile's album, although I reckon it can be pretty demanding and reveal a systems's short comings... which isn't very nice when all you're trying to do is enjoy the music.
Anyway, London Conversation is John Martyn's first album. Recorded in 1967 in mono, it's as clean as a whistle and reveals Martyn's roots as a folk singer.
If that's not your thing, at least listen as far as Cocain.
Not bad some of those at all really!
Another one from today's Spotify Daylist:
https://open.spotify.com/track/1eqN1HnCQzs96raLt3d...
Another one from today's Spotify Daylist:
https://open.spotify.com/track/1eqN1HnCQzs96raLt3d...
Edited by robbiekhan on Thursday 19th June 18:03
Hello music enthusiasts,
normally im a silent reader in the background in this forum ( looking sometimes in the car section as a tvr owner
). But a few weeks ago i found this specific thread and i though would be nice to exchange good records, good sounding instruments or female voices. I found already a lot of very nice and new songs on here. very pleased about it.
My taste of music can be very different from electronic to blues, jazz, acoustic, instrumental, prog rock or just acapella. So here we are.
Some a my fav recordings:
Dire Straits - ( Communique ) - track "Once Upon a Time in the West"
Tracy Chapman - ( Tracy Chapman ) - track "Fast car"
Emerson, Lake & Palmer - ( Emerson, Lake & Palmer ) - track "Lucky man" and "Take a pebble"
Tori Amos ( Live At Montreux 1991/1992 ) - track "Precious things"
Chris Jones ( Roadhouse & automobiles ) - track "No sanctuary here"
Foreigner ( The Definitive ) - track "Urgent / unplugged at the bbc"
Nils Lofgren ( Acoustic live ) - track "Keith don't go"
Tangerine Dream ( Poland Warsaw concert ) - track "Poland" and "Tangent"
I do hope that there are some instersts of those song. take an hour infront of your hifi and keep enjoyig them while having a drink.
Greetings
Martin
normally im a silent reader in the background in this forum ( looking sometimes in the car section as a tvr owner
). But a few weeks ago i found this specific thread and i though would be nice to exchange good records, good sounding instruments or female voices. I found already a lot of very nice and new songs on here. very pleased about it.My taste of music can be very different from electronic to blues, jazz, acoustic, instrumental, prog rock or just acapella. So here we are.
Some a my fav recordings:
Dire Straits - ( Communique ) - track "Once Upon a Time in the West"
Tracy Chapman - ( Tracy Chapman ) - track "Fast car"
Emerson, Lake & Palmer - ( Emerson, Lake & Palmer ) - track "Lucky man" and "Take a pebble"
Tori Amos ( Live At Montreux 1991/1992 ) - track "Precious things"
Chris Jones ( Roadhouse & automobiles ) - track "No sanctuary here"
Foreigner ( The Definitive ) - track "Urgent / unplugged at the bbc"
Nils Lofgren ( Acoustic live ) - track "Keith don't go"
Tangerine Dream ( Poland Warsaw concert ) - track "Poland" and "Tangent"
I do hope that there are some instersts of those song. take an hour infront of your hifi and keep enjoyig them while having a drink.
Greetings
Martin
Or these.
The flying pickets ( Everyday ) - track "Roxanne"
Rebecca Pidgeon ( The raven ) - track "Spanish Harlem"
Heather Nova ( 300 days at sea ) - track "Everything changes"
Yello ( Flag ) - track "Otto di Catania"
Yes ( Keys to Ascension I ) - track "Awaken"
Alanis Morissette ( Jagged little pill acoustic ) - track "You Oughta Know" & "Head Over Feet"
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young ( So far ) - track ("Find the cost of freedom"
Lydia Grey ( In my eyes ) - track "Sorry seems to be the hardest word"
The flying pickets ( Everyday ) - track "Roxanne"
Rebecca Pidgeon ( The raven ) - track "Spanish Harlem"
Heather Nova ( 300 days at sea ) - track "Everything changes"
Yello ( Flag ) - track "Otto di Catania"
Yes ( Keys to Ascension I ) - track "Awaken"
Alanis Morissette ( Jagged little pill acoustic ) - track "You Oughta Know" & "Head Over Feet"
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young ( So far ) - track ("Find the cost of freedom"
Lydia Grey ( In my eyes ) - track "Sorry seems to be the hardest word"
loughran said:
Listening to Solid Air this week I was reminded of London Conversation which I hadn't listened to for ages.
Solid Air is an album that has been mentioned on this thread before and is a favourite audiophile's album, although I reckon it can be pretty demanding and reveal a systems's short comings... which isn't very nice when all you're trying to do is enjoy the music.
Anyway, London Conversation is John Martyn's first album. Recorded in 1967 in mono, it's as clean as a whistle and reveals Martyn's roots as a folk singer.
If that's not your thing, at least listen as far as Cocain.
The man could do no wrong for my ears.Solid Air is an album that has been mentioned on this thread before and is a favourite audiophile's album, although I reckon it can be pretty demanding and reveal a systems's short comings... which isn't very nice when all you're trying to do is enjoy the music.
Anyway, London Conversation is John Martyn's first album. Recorded in 1967 in mono, it's as clean as a whistle and reveals Martyn's roots as a folk singer.
If that's not your thing, at least listen as far as Cocain.
On Grace And Danger with the track Sweet Little Mystery, it’s warm late 70s production perfection imho
This is a great song too to fully enjoy the sonics mastering:
https://open.spotify.com/track/1oLenCQ8rsn671WD4zV...
https://open.spotify.com/track/1oLenCQ8rsn671WD4zV...
toasty said:
Church of Noise said:
Beyoncé (yes...) - Blackbiird is also really nicely mastered.
Belongs in the Steely Dan/Donald Fagen over-my-dead-body waste disposal unit of everlasting shame. I may be missing out on some bodacious sound quality but I ll retain my dignitah!
M138 said:
loughran said:
Listening to Solid Air this week I was reminded of London Conversation which I hadn't listened to for ages.
Solid Air is an album that has been mentioned on this thread before and is a favourite audiophile's album, although I reckon it can be pretty demanding and reveal a systems's short comings... which isn't very nice when all you're trying to do is enjoy the music.
Anyway, London Conversation is John Martyn's first album. Recorded in 1967 in mono, it's as clean as a whistle and reveals Martyn's roots as a folk singer.
If that's not your thing, at least listen as far as Cocain.
The man could do no wrong for my ears.Solid Air is an album that has been mentioned on this thread before and is a favourite audiophile's album, although I reckon it can be pretty demanding and reveal a systems's short comings... which isn't very nice when all you're trying to do is enjoy the music.
Anyway, London Conversation is John Martyn's first album. Recorded in 1967 in mono, it's as clean as a whistle and reveals Martyn's roots as a folk singer.
If that's not your thing, at least listen as far as Cocain.
On Grace And Danger with the track Sweet Little Mystery, it s warm late 70s production perfection imho
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