• Re: Favorite Vinyl - Psychedelic_Ranger 15:22:36 02/14/06 (0)
  In Reply to: Favorite Vinyl posted by AudioNoteKits on November 1, 2005 at 12:29:17:

  the Church "Under the Milky Way". 33 1/3 12" single
  Sarah McLaughlin "Steaming" Live 33 1/3 12" single
  Dead Can Dance "Spiritchaser" 2 disc 4AD English pressing
  New Symphony Orchestra of London "Witches Brew" Classic Records

  these are a few of the standouts, for dynamic sound quality and performance.
  
  
  

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• Re: Favorite Vinyl - Rune 11:52:56 11/08/05 (1)
  In Reply to: Favorite Vinyl posted by AudioNoteKits on November 1, 2005 at 12:29:17:

  There is one record that stands out for me and that is Led Zeppelin II .I don't like the lyrics and the stuff Jmmy Paige jerked around with,but it is the groovyest record I've ever heard.I have listened to it over and over and over again,and I never get tired of it.
  Also Weather Reports-"Heavy weather" is a milestone in my collection,and this was the first record I heard with Jaco Pastorius playing,and he is one of my favourite musicians of all time.

  Both these records I bought on CDs first(Sorry :-) ),but all music sound better on analog in my opinion.
  I too love searching through used vinyl looking for treasures!! :-)
  
  

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  • Re: Output Valves for DAC 1.2 Kit - car_finn 04:46:15 11/29/05 (0)
    In Reply to: Re: Favorite Vinyl posted by Rune on November 8, 2005 at 11:52:56:

    Hello Rune
    I can see on this site as you have a Audio note kit DAC1.2
    i will ask you, is it still possible to get this kit ?
    Where have you get kit from ?
    I ask because i am interested i this item.

    Best regards from Carsten
    
    
    

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• Re: Favorite Vinyl - Jean-Claude 00:11:25 11/08/05 (0)
  In Reply to: Favorite Vinyl posted by AudioNoteKits on November 1, 2005 at 12:29:17:

  Good morning from France !

  Here are my TOP 3 :
  - SCHUBERT TRIO n°2 / Opus 100 by BEAUX ARTS TRIO
  - Keith JARRETT - KÖLN CONCERT
  - BAROCK by the DROTTNING BAROCK ENSEMBLE edited by PROPRIUS (Händel , Purcell)

  Regards

  Jean-Claude
  
  

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• Re: Favorite Vinyl - diho@hifi.nl 14:58:46 11/06/05 (0)
  In Reply to: Favorite Vinyl posted by AudioNoteKits on November 1, 2005 at 12:29:17:

  Well, i will mention 3 albums. Ofcourse there is many more to listen to. In no particulair order:

  1. Ella sings Broadway / Verve V6-4059:
  Very nice sounding (180 gram) album. It's an original album ( not a re-issue) bought by my dad in 1973. Great music..

  2. Erik Satie Monotones / HMV Greensleeve:
  The lovely Satie piano music, but played by a full orchestra. Very nice recording. (Album was previous owned by PQ)

  3. Alison Krauss & Union State, So long so wrong / Mobile Fid. lab
  Beautifull voice of alison. Very, very good recording from Original Master on 200 grams vinyl. This album let's you hear what a good recordplayer can do.

  Best Regards, Dimitri
  
  
  

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• Re: Favorite Vinyl - beto1 12:02:40 11/06/05 (0)
  In Reply to: Favorite Vinyl posted by AudioNoteKits on November 1, 2005 at 12:29:17:

  Hi,
  to be fair,I used to hear vinyl records when I was very young, till 23 o 24 years old. So, in those days I heard most of the time rock; hard, progressive, punk etc. (60%) experimental and contemporary (20%) and the remaining 20%, jazz, classics, folk, world, etc.
  Now is different because I hear jazz the most , conteporary and classics, but still rock.
  If I have to put a very representative records from those days I will choose "In the Court of the Crimson King", debut album by King Crimson, because today when I hear my, close to 30 years old vinyl record, still have the emotive power than when I was a teenager. Well,Black Sabbath was one of the fundamentals, also. And "Sabbath Bloddy Sabbath" are not the best, but is full of remembers for me.
  There are lots more, of course. I sold a lot of records on garage sales on the '80's, but preserve 100 of the fundamentals.
  Now I have new favorites, but that will be is another story.

  
  Beto
  
  

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• Re: Favorite Vinyl - BillEpstein 15:15:46 11/02/05 (0)
  In Reply to: Favorite Vinyl posted by AudioNoteKits on November 1, 2005 at 12:29:17:

  Profound life changes years ago left my large LP collection behind. I find myself replacing what I had more than scoping new ground. I had a very good solid state system back then with what was probably a better analogue front end.
  But I do hear old favorites for the first time these days with the Audio Note Kit 1 and Altec/Jbl system:
  Laura Nyro New York Tendaberry, Verdi Requiem Bernstein NYPO, The Bigg's Bach Book and, go easy on me, Lionel Ritchie I Can't Slow Down (I know it's un-hip but I just got up to put it on), everything Joni Mitchell recorded but especially Blue and Miles Of Aisles.
  Directions I hadn't gone before are best represented by Ellington Meets Basie, Basie's Montreux '77 and Alison Krause/Union Station So Long and New Favorite.
  There are others but these get the most play and evoke some emotion beyond just making "joyful noises".
  
  

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• Re: Favorite Vinyl - scarebus 15:59:16 11/01/05 (0)
  In Reply to: Favorite Vinyl posted by AudioNoteKits on November 1, 2005 at 12:29:17:

  Yes, I have acquired nearly 1,000 vinyls since I got my Kit1, both
  from Japan and the U.S. Some are still in boxes waiting for
  another shelf to be put up. I mostly listen to classical music.
  Will go through my collections and pick some of my favorites soon.
  
  

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• Re: Favorite Vinyl - Kamigo 14:02:24 11/01/05 (0)
  In Reply to: Favorite Vinyl posted by AudioNoteKits on November 1, 2005 at 12:29:17:

  Except playing it on your 6550s!
  
  

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