It's an extraordinary album to be sure. That evening I went through a broad range of music to test out the new amp and cans. The only genre I really didn't touch on was classical and I'll do that today. Mozart and Vivaldi are my top classical favorites.
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What are you listening to? Part III
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These LP's popped up on my iPod yesterday and today:
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These LP's popped up on my iPod yesterday and today:
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Great selection; enjoy.
Currently I'm listening to Vivaldi's Four Seasons while testing out my new audio equipment.
Ah, brilliant.
Enjoy.
Everyone knows Spring, but - personally - I came to prefer Summer and Winter.
Anyway, I hope that Vivaldi tests your new equipment thoroughly and most enjoyably.
Actually, I usually skip over Spring and start in Summer. Spring is, to me, completely overplayed that I'm worn out with it. Like you, Summer and Winter are my favorites.
Winter (even though, here, it is high summer) from The Four Seasons by Vivaldi.
Thank you, @SandboxGeneral for the timely reminder to listen to something I haven't heard in an absolute age.
Thank you, @SandboxGeneral for the timely reminder to listen to something I haven't heard in an absolute age.
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Now I'm on to Mozart's Requiem.
Also, I should mention that I'm listening to this on Tidal. I signed up for the 30 day free trial and these tracks are in the Master Quality format.
The clarity and detail of the Vivaldi and Mozart I'm listening to on Tidal MQA is unbelievable. I almost feel like I'm there with the orchestra's.
Also, I should mention that I'm listening to this on Tidal. I signed up for the 30 day free trial and these tracks are in the Master Quality format.
"Master Quality Authenticated technology (MQA), which is a way of compressing digital music without limitations to deliver guaranteed master-quality sound. This allows subscribers to hear music just as it was recorded in the studio; an audio experience as the artist intended. "
I've been going though some various genres this afternoon between iTunes/Apple Music and Tidal. I have to say that I am hearing a very distinct difference between the two. The MQA stuff sounds amazing through the Schiit Magni 3 amp and the Sennheiser 650's. I'm looking forward to receiving the Schiit Modi 2 Multibit DAC later this week and seeing how much better everything sounds all over again.
The clarity and detail of the Vivaldi and Mozart I'm listening to on Tidal MQA is unbelievable. I almost feel like I'm there with the orchestra's.
Mozart's Requiem is spellbinding.
Another idea - the old imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.
But, first, after winter, Vivaldi's Summer will be given an outing.
I've never heard of him, but I just searched for him on Tidal and started the top listed track 'Opening Day' and I like it already.
His stuff is a recent discovery of mine, and I too have really enjoyed the music.
10cc - "I'm Not In Love"
The making of "I'm Not in Love"
The making of "I'm Not in Love"
Thanks for posting, I have been listening to that song frequently since 1975, and finally knew the just behind the making.
I need to get that cd or album.
Their “cry” well godley and creame is great as well
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Love that track - it was brilliant in Jackie Brown.
