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Hey Gang, I just put up a few 2013 Monterey Jazz Festival recordings I made on my SoundCloud page. This time, they're all 16/44.1 so if you should decide to download any, it's way quicker. Here's the artists in order; Diana Krall David Sanborn (yeah, a little lite at the beginning) Gregory Porter Orin Evans Trio Wayne Shorter Quintet Prism (20 min worth) http://soundcloud.com/ironbut28/krall

So a few days ago I was leafing through Guitar Player at the local library when I came across a short article on Wolfgang's Vault. It's a site which has a ton of cool memorabilia, but that's besides the point, it's the home of Vault Radio which has turned out to be the best internet radio station I've ever come across. The playlist has tons of songs from live concerts by Albert King, Hendrix, Jeff Beck, The Band, and many other rock artists from the 60's & 70's. Been listening to it ever since I found it.

Kinda cool list: He Said/She Said: 20 Boy/Girl Duets for the Ages | JamsBio Magazine

Anyone know of a good resource for determining the details of audio tracks of Blu Ray disks? I was browsing in the store, and if I hadn't picked up the Cure Trilogy Live in Berlin and looked at the back, I never would have known that there was a stereo 24/96 track on it. Wouldn't mind knowing if there are others out there. I'm sure there are some good high-res surround disks, but I'm of course mostly interested in stereo. Yes, I already know about the 2L label (DSD and such, music-only Blu-Ray disks), and of course the Nine Inch Nails Ghosts I-IV was the first Blu-Ray I ever bought. And yes, while googling, I did stumble across that Celine Dion disk. Perhaps if …

In case you want to participate in the first ever public voting process for induction... http://jalc.org/2013-jazz-hall-of-fame-vote Choices: Jimmie Blanton James P. Johnson Lionel Hampton Teddy Wilson Kenny Clarke Art Blakey Roy Haynes Don Redman Clark Terry Ben Webster

I saw this link on 6moons ..dB

http://blogfiles.wfmu.org/DG/brianwilson_smartgirls.mp3 i sort of want to hear the bootleg of this album now. anybody heard it? (Sweet Insanity.)

Thoughts? Where should I start? Worth listening to?

Looks like there's some more meta-info in addition to replay gain tags, when dealing with the loudness wars DR Database More links Justice For Audio JusticeForAudio.org • Index page DYNAMIC RANGE | pleasurize music! Our Aim | DYNAMIC RANGE | pleasurize music!

Is the mastering on the LP version as horribly compressed as it is on the CD or does it actually have a little dynamic range?

I appear on this! This is unmastered -- it's halfway funded right now, it'll get mastered when it reaches funding. But even if it doesn't get funded, you still get all the unmastered tracks and IMHO, not all the tracks need mastering. (Mine just needs the first couple seconds of silence clipped off.) Namlook Tribue Bonus tracks At least 40 tracks averaging more than 5 minutes each, that's 200 minutes of music for $22, what a bargain! It's mostly ambient and atmospheric electro, and profits go to Namlook's family.

Amazon.com: Foxtrot: Genesis: Music Amazon.com: The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway: Genesis: Music Amazon.com: Selling England by the Pound: Genesis: Music Amazon.com: Nursery Cryme: Genesis: Music Anyone know anything about this? Where to look?

Introducing Google Music: Discover, buy, and share music, wherever you want, whenever you want. Google Music lets you store your personal music library (up to 20,000 songs) in the cloud for free, and starting today, you can buy millions more in Android Market and share free plays of them with your friends on Google+. http://music.google.com/about/ http://gizmodo.com/5...rything-we-know Google Music Store Chases Apple’s ITunes 8 Years Too Late http://en.wikipedia...._Beta_by_Google http://googleblog.bl...r-business.html Exclusively on Google Music We’re celebrating our launch with a variety of music that you won’t find anywhere else, much of …

Call me latent but I had no idea the master did ANY reggae basslines...regardless I really enjoy this a great deal.....so musical, fluid, and harmonic.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ovI1i_LyYkc&feature=related

I just wanted to pass this along for my friend who's hosting a fundraiser for the Equal Justice Society on December 7th, 6-9PM at Yoshi's San Francisco. Tickets are discounted for a limited time at $70 from originally $200! They are also tax-deductible! Description is: The Equal Justice Society celebrates its 10th anniversary on Dec. 7, 2010, with a gala fundraiser at Yoshi's San Francisco, featuring a performance by Marcus Shelby Jazz Orchestra of new songs from "Soul of a Movement: Meditations on Martin Luther King, Jr." The concert also features Faye Carol and Kenny Washington. Tickets and more information can be found at: Equal Justice Society Thanks fo…

The entire membran sacd collection is available from jpc.de for the unbelieveable price of about $5 per disc. All classical of course, the bach organ music (18 discs) is just wonderful. Also the olympia jazz sacd's (from the olympia jazz club in france) are available for about $10. Fixed price shipping of about $13 for all orders over $50.

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/04/27/arts/music/poly-styrene-brash-frontwoman-of-x-ray-spex-dies-at-53.html?_r=1&hpw “Poly Styrene’s voice on ‘Oh Bondage! Up Yours!’ was the most exhilarating voice I ever heard — it was all body,” said Kim Gordon of Sonic Youth.

I mena, listen to it right now, man, she is hot on it, but not only...Music is great, never dull, energetic and the same time fluent/smooth, I LOVE IT!

Curious if anyone has seen The TAMI Show? Worth picking up? The best concert film you've never seen - Film Salon - Salon.com Amazon.com: The T.A.M.I. Show Collector's Edition: The Rolling Stones, The Beach Boys, James Brown and The Flames, Chuck Berry, Marvin Gaye, Smokey Robinson & The Miracles, The Supremes, Lesley Gore, Jan and Dean, Gerry And The Pacemakers, Billy

Wow I just downloaded a live bootleg of them and I'm amazed. It's piano, bass, and drums, and half the time I can't tell what instruments are playing! It's sort of in the vein of later Miles fusion stuff, but they seem to be inspired by everything (the Beatles cover is crazy). This is the one I dled, give it a shot, it's awesome: http://www.archive.org/details/jfjo2005-08-25flac16