Listen to the release Pure Devotion by Overmono on Qobuz https://open.qobuz.com/album/fl6c7o9e6rdqz
Not my taste or genre
Those Japanese SHM SACD’s are pretty special. I have rips of several Rolling Stones albums which sound quite good
Rachmaninoff: Symphony No. 2
Sir Simon Rattle, London Symphony Orchestra
LSO Live - 19th March 2021
DSD 256 (original recording sample rate, downsampled in Roon)
DR: 21
Uh Huh Her
Nocturnes: Redux
Indie-Electronica/Pop-Rock
Kill Rock Stars - 2026 (original 2011)
24/48 - DR: 9dB
Preferred track: 1. Same High
Éric Le Sage
Fauré: Nocturnes
Classical/Piano
Alpha - 2019
24/88.2 - DR: 17dB
Preferred track:
2. Nocturne No. 2 in B major, Op. 33/2
Ani DiFranco: Living In Clip (Live)
Alternative/Indie Rock
Righteous Babe Records - 22nd April 1997
16/44.1
DR: 13
Steve Lacy, “Oh yeah?” I’d never heard of Steve until we caught Spider-Man Brand New Day. Title track “Oh yeah/” played during the credit roll. Pretty good album overall.
Up on Qobuz in 24/48K
Jonatha Brooke: Live
Alternative Indie/Rock, Contemporary Singer/Songwriter
Bad Dog Records - 16th February 1999
16/44.1
DR: 10
Rowena Wise - Bad Things Feel Good
Qobuz
24-96
Folk/Folkrock
She has a distinct voice that shines most in the more subdued tracks.
Charlie Watts meets The Danish Radio Big Band
Recorded Live at the Radio Concert Hall, Copenhagen 2010
Jazz
Impulse! - 2017
24/48 - DR: 8dB
Preferred track: 3. (Satis)Faction
Rolling Stones drummer coming back to his roots: Jazz!
Covers from the Rolling Stones in Jazz style are just excellent.
R.I.P. Mr Watts.
Blues Company: Hot And Ready To Serve
Blues
In-Akustik - 22nd January 2008
16/44.1
DR: 5
Many thanks to @AndrewS for the recommendation.
Just got back from Hong Kong and started Qobuz, which kicked off the album I was playing before I left, but didn’t have time to post. One for all the Police/sting fans out there.
Sting “The Night Watch (Live at the Rijksmuseum)” 2026, Qobuz 24/96
Renaud Garcia Fons: Le Souffle des Cordes (the breath of strings)
Jazz, Musique Du Monde
e-motive Records - 5th November 2021
24/48
DR: 8
One of the things I really enjoyed at the recent Hong Kong show was Tim, the Richcom DJ’s unusual, eclectic and super-interesting choices of demo tracks, many of which I hadn’t heard before. So much more fun than listening to the same old audiophile fare.
I was only able to leave our room briefly to look around on a couple of occasions, but on one sortie, where I visited four rooms spread about the show, no less than three of them were playing Cantique de Noël from “Cantate Domino”. Strange to hear Swedish being sung all over a show in Hong Kong!
Let’s start with this one. A really left-field choice but one that really grew on me throughout the show.
Fausto Mesolella • Ferruccio Spinetti “Mesolella & Spinetti (Live)” 2024, Qobuz 16/44.1
Track: The Pink Panther (Live)
And drifting into more familiar waters..
Daniil Trifonov, Sergei Babayan “Rachmaninoff for Two” 2023, Qobuz 24/96
Track: Symphonic Dances, Op. 45 (Version for 2 Pianos): 1. Non Allegro
Feist
The Reminder
Indie-Pop/Folk-Rock
Arts & Crafts - 2007
16/44.1 - DR: 9dB
Preferred track: 4. The Park
















