raising sand. one of my daughters came over last evening who has an eclectic taste in music so i put it on and she has already heard a couple of tunes on the radio and she enjoyed it quite a bit.
a couple of days ago i scored a mofi-don sembesky-three works for jazz soloists and symphony orchestra. nice music well played and recorded. one of the words that came to mind is 'crisp', in the good sense. clear with good transients and tight lows. crisp is one of the favorite words of those describing CD sound. so much for the stereotype of soft and warm of vinyl sound.
when i play records that have that sound, my vinyl playback rig responds that way nicely. raising sand ferinstance is mixed on the bassy side. it makes me think that the mixing monitors were bass shy and they compensated for that.
also, pure desmond and ralph towner 'solstice-sound and light'.
most of these came from atomic records in burbank california where the prices and quality are very good. its just one of the many stores we are fortunate to hvae here in LALA land.