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The vinyl resurgence is irrational. If most people feel their CDs don't sound well it's because their speakers are complete shit.

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I bet @David Ayers has it in his loft.

Come Halloween you might starve before long, but at least your loft is full of treasures!

The music is of course genius, but the sound is surprisingly good as well (for a home recording).

Yes. And with free shipping.

A still factory sealed copy of Lee Morgan Live At The Lighthouse 3CD set from 1996. Insides assumed M, outer box NM. From what seems like a very reliable seller. At €89 I'm pretty pleased.

On how many of the tracks does George play tenor? There is a single YouTube clip available, The Lamp Is Low, and that's about enough soprano for me. I currently have the Dutch Timeless remaster of Amsterdam After Dark, and At Yoshi's. Actually, you can sample 30 seconds of every track.

Of course not. Chuck just replaced his trouser belt.

I thought so too.

A lot of hoffmanite TT belts have started failing simultaneously then.

I find the effect annoying as fuck. I'm glad it's not present on the Mosaic CD. Wasn't Black Fire also released as 24bit/192kHz files on HD Tracks in one of those Grundman transfers? I will check those files tomorrow, but I doubt the effect will show up.

There is definitely something wrong with that clip from McNeil Island. The effect is not present on the Mosaic set. This is external to Hill's piano technique.

The Mosaic CD is my favourite CD reissue of this album. I listened to it last night. No issues whatsoever I believe.

Thanks for the tip.

Connoisseur CD.

Judgment.