Pheenix Alpha Rises From "Death of Vinyl" Ashes

Last October we reported on a Swedish newspaper article covering the return to production of the famed Alpha Toolex record press overseen by Niklas Poblenz, who worked for the original company back in the 1980s and who's father worked there in previous decades.

AnalogPlanet Radio's "John (Cougar) Mellencamp" Radio Show is the Final Radio Show (Now! All 2 Hours)

Today's John (Cougar) Melloncamp WFDU HD2 radio show is the final AnalogPlanet radio show. It's sure been fun but it takes up a great deal of time producing and researching—much of every weekend—and it's time to put it to bed, though it's been a fantastic experience.

Giles Martin Talks About His New 50th Anniversary "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" Stereo Remix

Today at The World of McIntosh Townhouse Producer Giles Martin Introduced his new "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Band" 50th anniversary stereo mix. Apple Corp and UMe introduce the new 50th anniversary box.

At AXPONA 2017 Two Phono Preamp Designers Show Their Newest Designs

AXPONA 2017 Marketplace Walk Through

Take a walk through the AXPONA 2017 Marketplace with AnalogPlanet editor Michael Fremer

At AXPONA 2017 Clearaudio Introduces New Charisma Moving Magnet Cartridge

At AXPONA 2017 Clearaudio introduced the Charisma, a new $2000 moving magnet cartridge.

Cool Cleveland Interviews AnalogPlanet Editor Michael Fremer

Day one at AXPONA 2017 has come and gone. The show was reasonably well-attended for a Friday, which usually draws retirees, the independently wealthy, vacationers and people calling into work sick.

Sam Records Releases Thelonious Monk's "Les liaisons dangereuses 1960" For RSD 2017

Music composed for films is by definition precisely timed and intended to mirror or at least complement the on screen action. Of course that’s not always how its accomplished, especially when the hired musicians are not trained film composers.

Director Roger Vadim and French jazz promoter Marcel Romano, who had previously helped arrange the Miles Davis sessions for Louis Malle’s “Ascenseur pour l'échafaud” were both fans of the mercurial Thelonious Monk, whose star at the time (1958) was burning brightly.

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Artist: 
Thelonious Monk
Album: 
Les liaisons dangereuses 1960
Cred Label: 
Sam Records/Saga 2 180 LP boxed set
Cred Prod: 
Marcel Romano (produced for this issue by Zev Feldman, Francois Le Xuan and Fred Thomas
Cred Eng: 
Tom Nola
Cred Mix: 
Tom Nola
Cred Mast: 
Francois Le Xuan, lacquers cut by Benjamin Joubert, Biduloscope Mastering
Music composed for films is by definition precisely timed and intended to mirror or at least complement the on screen action. Of course that’s not always how its accomplished, especially when the hired musicians are not trained film composers.

Ortofon's Leif Johannsen Stopped By Today

Ortofon's Chief Officer of Acoustics and Technology Leif Johannsen and Dee Hustinova, Ortofon U.S. General Manager stopped over today to show me a brand new Ortofon cartridge the design of which Leif has just completed. I can't talk about it or show it (that's why it's in his cupped hand).

AnalogPlanet Radio's "Island Records Special" WFDU HD2 Radio Show Streams Now

When Stereophile deadlines loom, AnalogPlanet content suffers. Nothing can be done. But the radio show must go on so this week's show is all Island Records and all from the storied label's early years.

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