The Smiths: Complete
Warner Bros. - 18th October 2011
24/96
DR: 5
2 Likes
Laufey
A Matter of Time
Jazz/Pop-Rock
AWAL Recordings - 2025
24/48 - DR: 10dB
Sometimes, everything on the paper screams: “that’s for you”… Yet!
Young Iceland lady with a nice voice, doing gentle kind of Jazzish songs, very well recorded.
Well, bought it blindly two days ago and listening to it today… how boring! 
2 Likes
Moloko
Things to Make and Do
Club-Dance/House/Trip-Hop/Alternative-Dance
RoadRunner Records - 2000
16/44.1 - DR: 6dB
Roísín Murphy and Mark Brydon at their best.
Includes Moloko’s masterpiece: “The Time Is Now”.
3 Likes
3 Likes
Harmonia Mundi
Handel Concerti Grossi - Academy of Ancient Music - Egarr
Great SQ and performance
DSD 64
DR 8
5 Likes
Shelby Lynne
Just A Little Lovin’
Pop-Rock/Contemporary-Country
Lost Highway Records - 2008
24/96
I love this one so much that I also own a vinyl version of it 
3 Likes
New release
Christian McBride Big Band: Without Further Ado, Vol. 1
Jazz
Mack Avenue Records - 29th August 2025
24/96
4 Likes
Live at the Five Spot! I was there last night, listening to this, or so it felt.
(CD, Acoustic Sounds remaster)
3 Likes
New release
The Beths: Straight Line Was A Lie
Alternative/Indie Rock, Pop/Rock
Anti - Epitaph - 29th August 2025
24/96
Qobuz album of the week.
I had never heard of The Beths, but I’m enjoying this album.
The Beths are from NZ, so perhaps @all2ofme is familiar with them…?
1 Like
Only recently! And I’ve been enjoying them too 
1 Like
I’m really enjoying this record.
Bought the digital version, and DR is 9dB BTW 
1 Like
Air: 10,000 Hz Legend (2021 Remaster)
Electronic, Ambient Pop
Parlophone - 29th May 2001
24/192
DR: 8
4 Likes
Haydn: Nelson Mass (1962 performance)
Vivaldi: Gloria (1966 performance)
Handel: Zadok the priest (1963 performance)
Sir David Willcocks, King’s College Choir, Cambridge
Elizabeth Vaughan, Janet Baker, Sylvia Stahlman
Decca - 14th March 2000
24/96
DR: 14
I really enjoy these ‘classic’ performances, from a time when (in my opinion) King’s College Choir, under the baton of Sir David Willcocks, were at the height of their powers.
As a child, I was a regular visitor (with my family) to King’s College, Cambridge for choral evensong, which led me to become a chorister and musician (clarinet, then saxophone).
King’s Cambridge was the genesis of my musical ‘journey’, which has been a lifelong passion.
1 Like
