Genesis 10th Anniversary Show: International CES 2013
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More coverage. This time, from Dave Thomas, StereoTimes.
http://www.stereotimes.com/CES13DT.shtml About 3/4 of the way down.
"I usually diminish my expectations of what to expect when a system this size is displayed in the meager confines of a hotel room. But what I heard was actually very enjoyable and extremely well resolved. It was one of those rooms that I couldn't stop thinking about how much better it could sound in a much more suitable listening room… like mine."
http://www.stereotimes.com/CES13DT.shtml About 3/4 of the way down.
"I usually diminish my expectations of what to expect when a system this size is displayed in the meager confines of a hotel room. But what I heard was actually very enjoyable and extremely well resolved. It was one of those rooms that I couldn't stop thinking about how much better it could sound in a much more suitable listening room… like mine."
Thanks, Greg for all the suggestions.
I visited with a friend this afternoon and listened to two absolutely brilliant albums to add to my list of demo music - both original first pressings.
RCA Shaded Dog:
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Original Chess black label
I visited with a friend this afternoon and listened to two absolutely brilliant albums to add to my list of demo music - both original first pressings.
RCA Shaded Dog:
and
Original Chess black label
We have a lot of technically astute members here and that's a good thing, A carpenter can build a house. Only a woman can make a home. An engineer can make some boxes but only music can make a stereo.
Don't Forget the Blues is one of the few blues shows left on radio. it's aired on weekdays from 12-1 pm M-F on WPFW 89.3 in DC. The name of the show is a tribute to its late host and creator Nap Turner. it also available over the internet at WPFW.org.
i have not listened to Cleo Lane lately but I will check her out.
Don't Forget the Blues is one of the few blues shows left on radio. it's aired on weekdays from 12-1 pm M-F on WPFW 89.3 in DC. The name of the show is a tribute to its late host and creator Nap Turner. it also available over the internet at WPFW.org.
i have not listened to Cleo Lane lately but I will check her out.
+1
Just as you need to start with a house to turn it into a home, you need to start with the specifications and measurements before you can begin to make it start playing music.
Yes, please check out Return to Carnegie as I thought it was one of Ms Laine's best live performances. Unfortunately, it was never made available on digital.
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