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SlushPuppy · « **Reply #106100 on:** 28 Sep 2023, 06:36 pm »

Wire - Pink Flag (1977)

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EarPal · « **Reply #106101 on:** 29 Sep 2023, 01:55 am »

The Green Ray - Five Points of Light

EarPal · « **Reply #106102 on:** 29 Sep 2023, 03:25 am »

Agitation Free - 2nd

EarPal · « **Reply #106103 on:** 29 Sep 2023, 04:07 am »

SlushPuppy · « **Reply #106104 on:** 29 Sep 2023, 04:42 am »

Steely Dan - Aja [192kHz/24bit] (1977)

Downloaded today from HDtracks.

"1977's Aja was a landmark release for the group, winning a Grammy Award
for Best Engineered Recording, plus nominations for Album Of The Year and
more. Aja has been meticulously remastered by Bernie Grundman from an
analog, non-EQ’d, tape copy and the process was overseen by founding member
Donald Fagen. Stunning sonic depth, powerful dynamics, never-before-heard
details, crystal clear vocals. This is one of the most important audiophile albums
of all time."

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mix4fix · « **Reply #106105 on:** 29 Sep 2023, 04:54 am »

Quote from: SlushPuppy on 29 Sep 2023, 04:42 am

Steely Dan - Aja [192kHz/24bit] (1977)

Downloaded today from HDtracks.

"1977's Aja was a landmark release for the group, winning a Grammy Award
for Best Engineered Recording, plus nominations for Album Of The Year and
more. Aja has been meticulously remastered by Bernie Grundman from an
analog, non-EQ’d, tape copy and the process was overseen by founding member
Donald Fagen. Stunning sonic depth, powerful dynamics, never-before-heard
details, crystal clear vocals. This is one of the most important audiophile albums
of all time."

Samples