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Disc 1 1. Release 04:30 2.Improv. (You Tell Me)/Even Flow 06:01 3.Once 03:26 4.State of Love and Trust 03:43 5.Alive 06:26 6.Black 05:12 7.Deep 04:20 8.Jeremy 05:02 9.Why Go Home 03:25 10.Porch 07:05 11.Garden 06:12 12.Alive 04:42 13.Porch 03:49 14.Jeremy 04:51 15.State of Love and Trust 03:38 16.Baba O’Riley 03:55 RUN TIME: 75 Disc 2 […]
Joe Bonamassa – High Class GirlPaul Boddy & The Slidewinder Blues Band – Knock My BootsTyler Morris – Everybody Wants To Go To HeavenJT Lauritson & The Buckshot Hunters – Friday Night RideSatan & Adam – Big Boss ManDanny Brooks & Lil Miss Debbi – One More MileDust Radio – Shotgun ShackBilly J Jams – […]
Those of you who know me personally probably know that I’m fascinated by the psychologies (or in simpler terms the brain processes) which guide people to make decisions in general and buying decisions in particular. Having made many seriously flawed commercial decisions (the demise of Subjective Audio being a case in point) I strive to […]
After nearly a decade of historic, career-defining LPs for top jazz independent labels Blue Note, Prestige and Riverside from 1952 to 1961, piano colossus Thelonious Monk (1917-1982) arrived in 1962 at Columbia, the first and only major record label affiliation of his career. There he released six masterful, distinctive albums (all produced by Teo Macero) […]
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In yesterday’s post we mentioned a Sheffield Direct To Disc recording and several readers asked me just what that was. It was the most direct method of recording possible before the advent of digital and interestingly enough it was a throwback to the original recording technique. Perhaps a bit of history is in order. When […]
TB writes: During his time in the Beatles his frustration stemmed from the terrible sound systems the band was essentially forced to use when performing. In our current time we’re used to bands being their own amplifiers, mixing boards, speakers and so on. It wasn’t like that at all back in the 1960s. Bands then […]
FYI only – not for sale From our image vault and so is FYI only because ….. we don’t have one for sale.
Jimmy Hughes writes ….. The Uphorik is an outstanding phono stage (suitably partnered) to make you fall in love with vinyl. It delivers a sound that’s neutral and natural, yet colourful and full of incident. If you’re able to use it via its balanced outputs, we think you’ll find the results very hard to better. […]
Ed Sheeran, who has topped Radio 1Xtra’s power list, on breaking America, love triangles, and why Benedict Cumberbatch won’t dance for him. In a room at RAK studios –the famous northwest London hit factory founded by Seventies producer/writer Mickey Most – Ed Sheeran is unveiling his new album. It is late March and the singer-songwriter […]
They tell us….. As of the spring of 1992, Jeff Buckley was focused on achieving success as a solo artist, and performed a diverse selection of songs in numerous small venues around New York. This remarkable broadcast was recorded for WFMU-FM that October, and features numerous covers, as well as material that would appear […]
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This is FYI only. We do not have one for sale. Sorry.
A article we found particularly interesting; we read it start to finish! Meridian Audio was established in 1977 by the designers Bob Stuart and Allen Boothroyd who had made their name with the Lecson ( http://www.lecson.co.uk/faq.html, http://www.thevintageknob.org/THEVAULT2/LECSON/LECSON.html 1974) and Orpheus (1975) range of amplifiers. Bob Stuart has a background of psychoacoustics and electronic engineering while […]
