By the same artist, and on the same RR label: my long time favourite:
Serendipity
Mike Garson
Released by Reference Recordings • 1 March 2012
Qobuz 16/44.1
Edit: This album/ CD was actually released in 1986. Not as indicated by Qobuz in 2012.
5 Likes
Very good soundstage / ambiance of the space around the performers indeed.
David Bowie: Hunky Dory
Glam Rock, Art Rock, Singer/Songwriter
Parlophone - 25th September 2015 (Remaster)
24/96
DR: 12
4 Likes
Cat Power
The Greatest
Pop-Rock/Indie-Folk
Matador - 2006
16/44.1 - DR: 6dB
To me, Chan Marshall’s best album of her era with the Matador label. Label that followed her from 1996 to 2016 or so producing 7 albums of her.
Matador eventually refused to produce “The Wanderer” which was “Cat Power” very own project after her pregnancy and first years of motherhood, claiming there was no hit in it.
Marshall then quit Matador to auto produce “The Wanderer”.
“The Wanderer” ends up being one of her most -if not her most- acclaimed record.
It is her best IMHO.
3 Likes
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100% agreed here 
1 Like
You and I often agree it seems…
we have an outstanding music taste
1 Like
David Walters
Ti Love
International/R&B/Soul
Heavenly Sweetness - 2026
24/48 - DR: 5dB
(Heart ranking preliminary, first listen)
Released this week.
2 Likes
Youn Sun Nah
Same Girl
Preferred track (love the idea!): #4. Uncertain Weather.
Jazz/Vocal-Jazz
ACT - 2010
24/88.2 - DR: 11dB
Youn Sun Nah second album with German Label ACT.
This one as excellent, if not exceptional, SQ.
1 Like
« rinôçérôse »
Schizophonia
Preferred Track: #3. “Bitch”
Electronica/Club-Dance/French-Touch
Universal Music - 2005
16/44.1 - DR: 6dB
I attended one of their concert when « rinôçérôse » were touring France and then Europe after the release of this record.
By the way, risks to take the mic of “Bitch”'s singer into the forehead were relatively high when just in front of the stage… Where I was placed 
Here a capture of a re-edition ~15y later. The “helicopter mic” move is still there 
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