Love this and the LP in my previous post (listen to Deathbed Confession). Disclaimer: you probably won't
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Love this and the LP in my previous post (listen to Deathbed Confession). Disclaimer: you probably won't
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I have a few Jack Johnson CDs, but they are all earlier releases. The above look to be later outputs.Originally Posted by willbewill
A Jack Johnson afternoon:
First:
And then:
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I posted one of her EPs a couple of weeks ago, this is her debut album released on Friday. It’s very good, not sure she had a USP though against so many other similarly gifted females artists (Olivia Dean, Laufey especially, and her voice is very much Adele in places, no bad thing I guess.) Will need a few more plays, and seeing her live next March so plenty of time.
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Liking this so far.
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Brilliant Album
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Had to start off with this one as today is...
New Speaker Day! well new to me anyway. They've spent two weeks in the back of my van while I agonised over what to do about the yet-to-be outgoing speakers and all the new oversize packaging. So that's 14 days of up and down the M6, over countless potholes, all the while they've had to share vanspace with all my tools. There's been a dark thought that's niggled at the back of my mind, whether or not they'll come out of this ordeal intact. I won't know until I get them unpacked. A bit like Schrodinger's cat.
I needn't have worried, they were fine. But I had a scary hour or two unboxing, assembling footers and spikes, and walking them into position.
Worth it? Definitely. More 'sparkle' at the top end, smoother mids, deeper but faster more tuneful bass. All the usual hifi cliches present and correct
And that's it for a few more years, my next 'upgrade' will probably be my listening room. And maybe a hearing aid.
I just dropped in, to see what condition my condition was in
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Pleased that the new speakers are doing it for you Steve.Had to start off with this one as today is...
New Speaker Day! well new to me anyway. They've spent two weeks in the back of my van while I agonised over what to do about the yet-to-be outgoing speakers and all the new oversize packaging. So that's 14 days of up and down the M6, over countless potholes, all the while they've had to share vanspace with all my tools. There's been a dark thought that's niggled at the back of my mind, whether or not they'll come out of this ordeal intact. I won't know until I get them unpacked. A bit like Schrodinger's cat.
I needn't have worried, they were fine. But I had a scary hour or two unboxing, assembling footers and spikes, and walking them into position.
Worth it? Definitely. More 'sparkle' at the top end, smoother mids, deeper but faster more tuneful bass. All the usual hifi cliches present and correct
And that's it for a few more years, my next 'upgrade' will probably be my listening room. And maybe a hearing aid.
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