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Re: The best sounding CD you have?
#11293 05/31/03 03:47 PM
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Listened to Neil Young Unplugged last night. Sounded nice, but the Axioms did nothing to improve Neil's voice.

Re: The best sounding CD you have?
#11294 05/31/03 07:30 PM
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I listened to K.D. Lang quite a bit 10 years ago or so. I knew I had a copy of Ingenue somewhere. I happened to find it this afternoon while cleaning out some old stuff (raining here today). This is the first time I have listened to her with the Axioms. She sounds pretty good.

Here is an album that I know I no longer have, but I used to enjoy before giving it away to a friend. Richard Stoltzman, 'Begin Sweet World'. I think this was one of, if not his first albums.

Re: The best sounding CD you have?
#11295 05/31/03 10:18 PM
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I'll throw my (belated) two cents in...

I think that an album by The Magnetic Fields (which is just one guy) - "Holiday" - is just brilliant. It is so clear and crisp, with so many subtle effects I have regularly thought that my speakers were distorting, when in fact they were doing everything right.

It's a very melancholy album filled with ironicly upbeat synth-pop... it's morose with a moog-style swing.

Worth a listen, even if you don't like whatever they call this music these days....

Re: The best sounding CD you have?
#11296 06/01/03 03:26 AM
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If there are any bluegrass fans out there, "Will the Circle be Unbroken" by The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band(and friends)is a must have. But Be sure to get the latest 20 bit remastered release.


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Re: The best sounding CD you have?
#11297 06/01/03 06:08 AM
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Does anyone have either of Coldplay's albums? I love their stuff on the radio, what's the cd like? Well recorded?

Re: The best sounding CD you have?
#11298 06/01/03 07:30 AM
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Very well recorded. If you like Coldplay, give Travis a try. The last 2 CDs "The Man Who" and " The Invisible Band" are works of genius.

Re: The best sounding CD you have?
#11299 06/10/03 08:41 AM
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Belatedly, here are some of my personal picks that I often use in speaker auditioning -- excellent performance and recording:

- Midori & McDonald / Elgar Vn. Sonata, Franck Vn. Sonata (Sony #SK63331)
- Kissin, Ozawa & Boston Symphony / Rachmaninoff Pf. Concerto No. 3 (BMG #09026-61548-2)
- Inbal & Frankfurt Radio Symphony / Mahler Symphony No. 8 (Denon #1564)
- Harnoncourt & Chamber Orch. of Europe / Beethoven Symphonies Nos 1-8 (Teldec #2292-46452-2)
- Canadian Brass / The Essential Canadian Brass (Philips #432571-2)


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