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Reviews of the year/Lugs Update/Jazz

Audiogoners the "Audiogon" music reviews has been substantially updated with reviews of the year and some more reviews featuring some ambient and modern classical in the shape of Harold Budd and Max Richter.U2 and a release in Kathryn William's Relations which I would rate for Audiophlies are reviewed also.

As you may be aware I had planned to include an Audiogon poll for 2004 but there was very little response to this-I'll try other ideas as we go to try and make things more interactive.

I'm delighted to wet Jazz fans appetite with the arrival of a new writer Ricardo Bebida whom I met at the Betty Ford Clinic.He looks back at 2004 and I look forward to his future Jazz reviews.

There should be plenty to get you ears into and get out there and buy some of this music and tell us we were right or wrong.
We've tried to tighten up the editing and we think (or is that pray)that our writing is improving.

Oh and don't worry we are buying 2005's music and will be back with our comments on that........

As always feedback,comments etc. welcomed.

Enjoy.
http://www.lugsmusicreviews.com
ben_campbell
tvad
9,467 posts
 
Ben, I did pull the post because I felt in retrospect it was too negative.
Sorry.

For those who missed it, I basically commented on Elliot Smith's
similarity to John Lennon and the resulting derivative quality of the
album. For me it lacked originality. But, as Ben said, perhaps I
should've listened more than three times through.
kana813
956 posts
 
Ben-

Mahalo for adding Mr.Bebida.

For folks with an appetite for the latest in Jazz, I once again suggest this source:

http://www.jazzwithbobparlocha.com/top40/index.html
ben_campbell OP
1,164 posts
 
Thanks Kana-back to the top for today's vistors
ben_campbell OP
1,164 posts
 
Oh belated push up for today been out celebrating after the soccer.....it's bleedin' good that Lugs site take a look.
kana813
956 posts
 
Ben-

Your welcome.

FYI the first CD on BobP's current list is wonderful sounding recording, which once again demonstrates that PCM is superior to Sony's dying DSD technology.
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