Performer: Various Album / collection: «Digital eXtreme Definition» Series: Original Vinyl LP™— Label: (c)(p) 1974-2025 Made in Europe, Japan, USA. Source: Rip by DJ Stierlitz, Dymokust, piter… ⇒ Conversion 32/384kHz by KoGGaN™ Official DR value: •12•12•12•11•14•13•13•13•11•12•13•12•13•13•13•13•15•13• •12•13•12•13•13•12•12•11•12•12•11•13•12•13•13•13•12•12•13•12•11•11•11•12• •12•13•13•12•14•13•12•13•11•14•11•11•13•11•13•12•13•14•15•13•11•12•13•13• •12•11•13•12•12•12•12•11•12•13•12•11•12•10•14•
DXD «Exclusive for "lossless-galaxy" Vinyl Collection» (81 × LP • Only Best Albums • 1979-2025)
Performer: Various Album / collection: «Digital eXtreme Definition» Series: Original Vinyl LP™— Label: (c)(p) 1974-2025 Made in Europe, Japan, USA. Source: Rip by DJ Stierlitz, Dymokust, piter… ⇒ Conversion 32/384kHz by KoGGaN™ Official DR value: •12•12•12•11•14•13•13•13•11•12•13•12•13•13•13•13•15•13• •12•13•12•13•13•12•12•11•12•12•11•13•12•13•13•13•12•12•13•12•11•11•11•12• •12•13•13•12•14•13•12•13•11•14•11•11•13•11•13•12•13•14•15•13•11•12•13•13• •12•11•13•12•12•12•12•11•12•13•12•11•12•10•14•
Kate Bush: 2018 Remastered Part I "> Performer: Kate Bush Box Set / Albums: 2018 Remastered Part I 1978 The Kick Inside ● 1978 Lionheart ● 1980 Never For Ever 1982 The Dreaming ● 1985 Hounds Of Love 1989 The Sensual World ● 1993 The Red Shoes (7CD Box Set Parlophone Records) ----------------------------- 2018 Remastered Part II 2005 Aerial ● 2011 Director’s Cut ● 2011 50 Words For Snow 2016 Before The Dawn ● 2018 The Other Sides 4CD (11CD Box Set Fish People) Info: Noble "> (3%
Kate Bush: 2018 Remastered Part I & II - 7CD/11CD Box Set Parlophone Records/Fish People
Kate Bush: 2018 Remastered Part I "> Performer: Kate Bush Box Set / Albums: 2018 Remastered Part I 1978 The Kick Inside ● 1978 Lionheart ● 1980 Never For Ever 1982 The Dreaming ● 1985 Hounds Of Love 1989 The Sensual World ● 1993 The Red Shoes (7CD Box Set Parlophone Records) ----------------------------- 2018 Remastered Part II 2005 Aerial ● 2011 Director’s Cut ● 2011 50 Words For Snow 2016 Before The Dawn ● 2018 The Other Sides 4CD (11CD Box Set Fish People) Info: Noble "> (3%
Grateful Dead: 1974 From The Mars Hotel Hybrid SACD MFSL 2019 Performer: Grateful Dead Albums: 1975 From The Mars Hotel (Hybrid SACD MFSL 2020) Info: Grateful Dead Productions / Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab / Rhino Records / Warner Records Hybrid SACD / Remastered / Limited Numbered Edition of 2,500 Original Master Recording / Ultradisc UHR Catalog Disc (Numbered): UDSACD 2196 (№ 001617) Made in USA (Manufactured by Rhino Entertaiment Company) / Disc Made in Austria Dynamic Range: 12 Genre /
Grateful Dead: 1974 From The Mars Hotel / Hybrid SACD MFSL 2019
Grateful Dead: 1974 From The Mars Hotel Hybrid SACD MFSL 2019 Performer: Grateful Dead Albums: 1975 From The Mars Hotel (Hybrid SACD MFSL 2020) Info: Grateful Dead Productions / Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab / Rhino Records / Warner Records Hybrid SACD / Remastered / Limited Numbered Edition of 2,500 Original Master Recording / Ultradisc UHR Catalog Disc (Numbered): UDSACD 2196 (№ 001617) Made in USA (Manufactured by Rhino Entertaiment Company) / Disc Made in Austria Dynamic Range: 12 Genre /
Cat Mother And The All Night News Boys - The Street Giveth... And The Street Taketh Away (1969) [1997]
Artist: Cat Mother And The All Night News Boys Title Of Album: The Street Giveth... And The Street Taketh Away Year Of Release: 1969/1997 Label (Catalog#) :Polydor [ 31453 7616-2] Country:: USA Genre: Blues Rock, Country Rock, Rock & Roll, Classic Rock Quality: FLAC (tracks+scans) Bitrate: Lossless Time: 00:49:59 Full Size: 305mb(+3%)
This is a non-descript band who went Top 25 in July of 1969 with the song "Good Old Rock & Roll," which was co-produced by Jimi Hendrix, as was this album, The Street Giveth...and the Street Taketh Away. The amusing thing about the hit single is that, despite having snippets of "Sweet Little Sixteen," "Long Tall Sally," "Chantilly Lace," "Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On," "Blue Suede Shoes," and "Party Doll" within its three minutes and five seconds, it is the original melody and music written by the five bandmembers which works better than the covers inside. Things do start to slide immediately, though, and the next song, "Favors," is an oddity and sounds nothing like "Good Old Rock & Roll." The keyboards become more dominant and the band begins to resemble a latter-day H.P. Lovecraft-meets-Procol Harum here. "Charlie's Waltz" takes things into even stranger directions; maybe Jimi Hendrix felt that his opening for the Monkees mandated he craft a song that sounded like "Last Train to Clarksville." Steven Roby's book Black Gold: The Lost Archives of Jimi Hendrix notes that the band opened for the Jimi Hendrix Experience in November of 1968 and that Hendrix offered production suggestions but did not play on the album. That's the pity here. Half the songs are written by the bandmembers, while the other five were composed by various combinations of the men in the group. There's absolutely no focus to the album, with a song like "How I Spent My Summer" having little relation to "Marie," the tune that follows it. Imagine the experimentation of another group from the era, Ten Wheel Drive, without the intrigue of the songs of Aram Schefrin and Michael Zager. Wonder how Hendrix amused himself while the band was recording "Probably Won't," almost five minutes of strange backing vocals over a weak melody. Side two fares a bit better. "Can You Dance to It?" is like a slowed-down answer to their hit by keyboardist Robert Smith, giving another reference to "Long Tall Sally." Squint your ears and stretch and you might hear the future style of Steely Dan in these grooves, which are competent but not very exciting. The best track next to the hit is the nine-and-a-half-minute jam "Track in 'A' (Nebraska Nights)," written by the group. Percussion and a throbbing rhythm show that the band had chops but truly squandered their golden opportunity. Roby does mention that John McDermott's book, Jimi Hendrix: Sessions, states that there are two reels of Hendrix jamming with an unknown guitarist. That would make this album a bit more interesting, for sure, as it really needed a song and vocal from Hendrix to pull it out of the bargain bins. Roby also notes that the band, represented by Hendrix's manager, Michael Jeffry (who managed Genya Ravan of Ten Wheel Drive at one point as well), opened for Hendrix at one of his final gigs in Sweden, September 1970. It was their affiliation with the guitar great that puts them in the history books and makes this LP a bit of an artifact.
Tracks: ------- 01. Good Old Rock N Roll - 3:05 02. Favors - 3:25 03. Charlie's Waltz (Charlie Chin) - 3:39 04. How I Spent My Summer (Robert Smith) - 3:50 05. Marie (Robert Smith, Charlie Chin, Larry Packer) - 3:34 06. Probably Won't (Robert Smith) - 4:47 07. Can You Dance To It? (Robert Smith) - 4:54 08. Bramble Bush (Roy Michaels) - 5:00 09. Bad News (Charlie Chin, Michael Equine) - 3:09 10. Boston Burglar - 3:42 11. Track In 'A' (Nebraska Nights) - 9:35
Personnel: --------- Roy Michaels - Bass, Guitar, Vocals Michael Equine - Drums, Guitar, Vocals Bob Smith - Electric Piano, Organ, Drums, Vocals Larry Packer - Lead Guitar , Violin, Mandolin, Vocals Charlie Chin - Rhythm Guitar, Banjo, Vocals
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