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Peter Frampton: Frampton's Camel | Kveld-Úlfr - November 19, 2023
Downunderman's comment above is absolutely confirmed with the Peter Frampton: Frampton title that I own. I have ordered this Camel album, as well as ...
Miles Davis: Seven Steps to Heaven | Downunderman - Today 01:15 am
Great review Mark and I'm 100% with you on the provenance disclosure issue. It continues to baffle me why they think being open about the source material is a negative. To my ...
Mahler: Symphonies 1-9 - Maazel | hiredfox - November 29, 2023
We are living at the time of A I and ChatGPT so anything may be possible! Joking probably but will A I be able to fill in the missing data? Seems likely at some point if not ...
Mahler: Symphonies 1-9 - Maazel | Contrapunctus - November 20, 2023
I should have known better, that old PCM recordings from early digital days not really can be improved regardless whatever magical treatment or remastering they might have ...
Ravel: Daphnis et Chloé - Wilson | hiredfox - November 17, 2023
It's still only a 96kHz recording and whilst Chandos are always bright and cheerful they are certainly not brilliant recordings for my stereo system. What lets them down is ...
Porra: Entropia - Kuusisto | Robert Fernandes - November 18, 2023
I was fortunate to hear/see Lauri Porra perform Entropia with the Seattle Symphony earlier this week, with his wife conducting no less! I bought, and listened to this entire ...
John Prine: John Prine | Downunderman - November 28, 2023
A lovely album, though he hadn't quite settled into his own voice here and the influence of Dylan is a bit prominent at times. His album from 1991 'The Missing Years' remains ...
Knaggs: Two Streams - Simpson | Marcus DiBenedetto - November 29, 2023
Divine Mercy is the theme of this Cantata. Youthful composer Daniel Knaggs (b. 1983) wrote the music based partly on the spiritually inspired writings of Maria Faustina ...
Duke Ellington & John Coltrane: Duke Ellington & John Coltrane
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