Unitra GSH-630 Fryderyk & GSH-801 Edmund Turntables
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Munich 2024 Video Report: Turntables From Garrard, Acoustic Signature, Zavfino, Gold Note, and More
Tom Verlaine’s Retrospective 4LP RSD Box Set Souvenir From A Dream Collects the First, and Quite Worthwhile, Phase of His Post-Television Solo Career
A new box set compiling the initial four solo album releases by tastemaking Television guitarist/vocalist Tom Verlaine is an ultimately wondrous affair. I’ve quite enjoyed exploring this timely 4LP assemblage from Rhino — titled Souvenir From a Dream: The Tom Verlaine Albums (1979-1984) — which celebrates Verlaine’s initial musical life beyond Television, his highly influential CBGB-era alt-punk band.
High End Munich 2024 Show Report, Part 1: Turntables From Gryphon, Aries Cerat, Technics, Yuki Precision, Thorens, EMT, Clearaudio, Thales, and More
Munich 2024 Highlight Reel: An Onsite Discussion of Form, Function, and High-End Analog Gear Design
Could T Bone Burnett’s New Solo Album, The Other Side, Be One of the Best Acoustic-Oriented LPs You’ll Spin This, Or Any Other, Year?
Joseph Henry Burnett III is not exactly a household name for most people these days, and that’s a shame. Under his T Bone Burnett sobriquet, he’s turned in a lifetime of work that has placed this legendary musician, composer, and producer in the crosshairs of the likes of Bob Dylan, Elvis Costello, Los Lobos, Sam Phillips, Roy Orbison, Brandi Carlisle, Grace Potter, Elton John, Leon Russell, Robert Plant, and Alison Krauss (to name more than a few).
Analogue Productions’ UHQR 200g 45rpm 2LP UHQR Version of Steely Dan’s Gaucho Finally Actualizes the Near-Perfection and Soulful Grace Lurking Amidst the Grooves of Its Clinically Clean, Grammy Award-Winning Original 1980 Vinyl Edition
Welcome to Gaucho, amigos! In its original vinyl form as released on MCA in November 1980, Gaucho served as the seedy, somewhat gritty, expertly engineered sundown on the initial Steely Dan era, as the two principal Dans — Walter Becker and Donald Fagen — then took an extended break from each other for a full decade-plus following its release.