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Abbey Road 50th Anniversary Remix Full Review!
2012 wasn't all that long ago and culturally not that much has changed, yet from that year to the September 27th release this year of the 50th anniversary edition of Abbey Road is how long The Beatles made records.
Intervention's Oustanding Gilded Palace of Sin Reissue Back In Print!
Intervention Records announced today that it has put back in print the quick to sell out all-analog reissue of The Flying Burrito Brothers' debut album.
If You Love For Beauty, Sasha Cooke and The Colburn Orchestra
Yarlung Records has garnered accolades for its innovative series of 45 rpm records that feature a variety of classical and jazz artists. Expectations are bound to be high for its new LP If You Love For Beauty, featuring the talented mezzo-soprano Sasha Cooke together with the Colburn Orchestra conducted by Yehuda Gilad. Unfortunately, this album does not meet them.
RMAF 2019 Wrap Up
This final RMAF video includes the Pro-Ject room, an image from which was inadvertently used in a previous video. Also here is the interesting $1699.99 Direct Drive turntable from Cambridge Audio and a few more analog-y items that will be of interest.
The Prince Estate, In Partnership With Warner Records to Release 1999 Remastered and Expanded November, 29th
Prince's standout album 1999 that included "Little Red Corvette", "1999" and "Delirious" first released in 1982 when 1999 seemed a long way off gets the deluxe treatment in time for the holidays.
Let It Bleed 50th Anniversary Deluxe Box From ABKCO Coming November 1st
You can always get what you want: ABKCO will release a DSD remastered by Bob Ludwig "stand-alone" CD or vinyl LP version of Let It Bleed if that's what you want, but if you want it all, you can have it all.
Review Explosion: BROCKHAMPTON, Iggy Pop, Olivia Jean, Post Malone, & David Bowie
Review Explosion is a new AnalogPlanet feature covering recent releases for which we either don't have sufficient time to fully explore, or that are not worthy of it. Curated by AnalogPlanet contributing editor Malachi Lui, Review Explosion will focus on the previous few weeks' new releases as well as archival titles and reissues.
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The Prince Estate, In Partnership With Warner Records to Release 1999 Remastered and Expanded November, 29th
Prince's standout album 1999 that included "Little Red Corvette", "1999" and "Delirious" first released in 1982 when 1999 seemed a long way off gets the deluxe treatment in time for the holidays.
Let It Bleed 50th Anniversary Deluxe Box From ABKCO Coming November 1st
You can always get what you want: ABKCO will release a DSD remastered by Bob Ludwig "stand-alone" CD or vinyl LP version of Let It Bleed if that's what you want, but if you want it all, you can have it all.
Review Explosion: BROCKHAMPTON, Iggy Pop, Olivia Jean, Post Malone, & David Bowie
Review Explosion is a new AnalogPlanet feature covering recent releases for which we either don't have sufficient time to fully explore, or that are not worthy of it. Curated by AnalogPlanet contributing editor Malachi Lui, Review Explosion will focus on the previous few weeks' new releases as well as archival titles and reissues.
RMAF 2019 Days Two and Three
The only question in need of an answer Friday and especially Saturday was "will they show up". Certainly, while the venue was costly for exhibitors, The Gaylord Rockies Resort and Convention Center is a stellar venue for a hi-fi show.
Record Cleaning Made Difficult Panel at RMAF 2019
Yesterday's "Record Cleaning Made Difficult" panel moderated by AnalogPlanet editor Michael Fremer was informative, entertaining and at times quite contentious!
Craft Recordings Announces Deluxe 25th Anniversary Reissues of R.E.M.'s Monster
On September 4th, Craft Recordings (Concord's reissue subsidiary) announced a series of 25th anniversary reissues of R.E.M.'s 1994 album Monster. Digitally remastered by Greg Calbi at Sterling Sound, a host of physical and digital releases are set to come out November 1.
Rocky Mountain Audio Festival 2019 Day One Coverage
Despite yesterday's rough start (signage, confusion over whether it was set up or press day, etc.) there was plenty to see and record. The sound in the rooms of the sprawling Gaylord Rockies Resort and Convention Center a few miles from Denver International Airport was uniformly decent...
Ann Arbor Blues Festival 1969 Vols. 1&2 For the First Time!
This extraordinary blues festival staged on an athletic field at the University of Michigan, Friday through Sunday August 1-3 in-between the moon landing and Woodstock, was almost lost to time--except to the 10,000 or so mostly white high school and college kids lucky enough to have the good fortune (and taste) to attend.
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