I got as far as St. James Infirmary and decided I needed something with a little more energy, so it temporarily got eschewed in place of Amorphis' Skyforger:
I didn't get the feeling that it was just one song, but the credits only list one song. I liked all of them.
And yes, I have the album wishlisted. That's what I call audiophile music -- that's why they play that kind of music -- that sparse, jazz trio shit -- at all the audiophile conventions. It makes any system sound good.
Really, the accent is on the 3rd syllable?
Laughing at/with Voltron about "nope still doesn't sound good". I'm trying to think of it without thinking of ketchup, and I can't. I think that's my problem. I bet it'd be really good as a ketchup replacement -- I have a sweet tooth.
You're not alone. I've read other people (read: professional reviewers) that have proclaimed (paraphrasing), "a violin is supposed to have bark and bite. And an unmuted trumpet at full throttle can be piercing."
This is so great, that I just went back and started it over. With different headphones. I'm hearing things I've never heard before (which means it's either a better transfer, or they compressed it a little). I really would love to hear this and Glassworks on SACD.
So many questions about that picture, most start with "why...".
Thanks for the reminder Hopstretch, in for three -- guaranteed to get laid that way. Perhaps I'll wear all three at the same time, maybe I'll get a kumquat foursome. Of course, with my luck, it'll be with those three in the above pic.
Hiromi was very satisfying.
Back to the Schubert Mahler -- this is the arrangement for string orchestra by Mahler of Death and the Maiden, which is very nice.