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2nd March 1996 Shinjuku Liquid Room Captures Fishmans In Transition
The cover of Fishmans' "new" live LP Wakainagaramo Rekishi Ari ("Young, But With History") might mislead you: after all, the drummer is wearing his own merch, the bassist's baseball cap is far from stylish, and the eccentrically dressed frontman appears disconnected from reality, completely lost in his own music.
Should You Sample DJ Format's Devil's Workshop and DJ Shadow's Endtroducing?
DJ Format (aka Matt Ford) is a hiphop DJ and producer from Brighton, England. DJ Shadow (aka Josh Davis) is a hiphop DJ and producer from Sacramento, California. Brighton and Sacramento; not the first urban centers you think of in relation to groundbreaking hiphop production.
Review Explosion: Injury Reserve, Lil Nas X, Yebba, Park Hye Jin, & I'll Be Your Mirror
Review Explosion is a recurring 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 focuses on the previous couple months' new releases and reissues.
Major From the Roof Down Electricity Upgrade Produced Incredible Sonic Benefits!
The electrical service in my house has been problematic since I moved in 22 years ago. I've had ground hum issues, amplifiers that mysteriously buzz here but not elsewhere and general noise on the line problems too.
Sarah Vaughan - Live At The Berlin Philharmonie 1969 - Lost Recordings Double LP Cut From High Resolution Digital Files
Brief and to the point: This is a previously unreleased Sarah Vaughan fan "must have" double LP set recorded at the Berlin Philharmonie November 9th, 1969 with Vaughan sympathetically backed by a trio of relative unknowns: Johnny Veith on piano, Gus Mancuso on bass and Eddy Pucci on drums.
Katanga! Proves West Coast Jazz Need Not Be "Cool"
Everything is true that you might have heard or read about this "off the beaten Tone Poet path" release.
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Sarah Vaughan - Live At The Berlin Philharmonie 1969 - Lost Recordings Double LP
Brief and to the point: This is a previously unreleased Sarah Vaughan fan "must have" double LP set recorded at the Berlin Philharmonie November 9th, 1969 with Vaughan sympathetically backed by a trio of relative unknowns: Johnny Veith on piano, Gus Mancuso on bass and Eddy Pucci on drums.
Katanga! Proves West Coast Jazz Need Not Be "Cool"
Everything is true that you might have heard or read about this "off the beaten Tone Poet path" release.
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young Deja vu Sweepstakes!
Register to win one of two Rhino Deja vu 50th Anniversary Deluxe D2C Vinyl Editions (value $250.00 each), or a limited edition 16"x20" Henry Diltz photo signed by all four members of CSNY (value: $1,500/priceless) we are giving away.
Bill Evans Trio '64 Brought A Light Touch to a Dark Time
The gentle, introspective Bill Evans Trio of The Village Vanguard sessions that produced Sunday At the Village Vanguard and Waltz For Debby yielded two years later to the somewhat more rhythmically assertive trio heard on this December 18th, 1963 Webster Hall recording released early in 1964.
Ortofon's Chief Officer of Acoustics and Technology Talks On Camera About the New MC Verismo Cartridge
Ortofon launched on a September 30th Facebook video the company's new MC Verismo cartridge. The previous day Ortofon's Leif Johannsen participated in a ZOOM interview with AnalogPlanet editor Michael Fremer and discussed the design and features of the new MC Verismo cartridge.
Ortofon Introduces New MC Verismo Moving Coil Cartridge
Ortofon today in a Facebook video announced a new moving coil cartridge called Verismo. I've had it here for a few days and tomorrow will post an exclusive video interview I conducted with Ortofon's Chief Officer of Acoustics and Technology Leif Johannsen, who is responsible for the design.
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