It's almost a bit like colouring for adults. Then, when a separate sub-forum is created, we'll see if our greying enthusiasts can still colour strictly between the lines.
Listen to Nefertiti in the very different original Teo Macero mix on the MFSL Hybrid SACD and there is no going back to Wilder's remix. Same for Sorcerer, only the Nefertiti MFSL sounds even better than Sorcerer's.
Now or never, I bought a couple of Cecil Taylor albums on Discogs I did not already own, or of which my discs had suffered some damage (Salty & Luminous).
One More Salty Swift And Not Goodbye (1991 version, hat ART CD 2-6090)
It Is In The Brewing Luminous (1989 version, hat ART CD 6012)
For Olim (Soul Note - 121150-2)
Alms/ Tiergarten Spree (FMP CD 8 / 9)
Some of Teo Macero's effects could not be recreated. Other than that, the original mix is darker in atmosphere. The remix is very transparent and often mastered too loud for my taste. The 40th anniversary remaster of the remix is the best version of the remix imo, but pales in comparison to MFSL's Macero mix Hybrid SACD.
I don't have a turntable, so I have never been able to play the 40th anniversary original mix vinyl from the box set. Only slab of vinyl I own.
Willisau (Quartet) 1991 is once again available.
The first two CDs (studio part) are available for €19.99 from Jazz Messengers here: https://www.jazzmessengers.com/en/75923/anthony-braxton/quartet-willisau-1991-studio
This is essential Braxton.
Willisau (Quartet) 1991 is once again available.
The first two CDs (studio part) are available for €19.99 from Jazz Messengers here: https://www.jazzmessengers.com/en/75923/anthony-braxton/quartet-willisau-1991-studio
This is essential Braxton.
R.I.P. Cecil Taylor.
Damn! Impossible to put into words how great Cecil Taylor was. Thank you, Mr. Taylor.
I was listening to some of Cecil's Berlin recordings this afternoon unaware he had passed away.
North Sea Jazz Festival, The Hague, 1976.
Last week I finally bought from CD Japan the latest reissue of
Booker Little's Time album, thankfully still available,
and
Freddie Hubbard's Straight Life. Features latest remastering. Hopefully as good as the Blu-spec CD of Red Clay with its flat transfer.