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What an awesome listen, for those who care.

It is beautiful here in Central Florida, so everyone has their windows open, meaning no a/c power surges. Just wonderful for my system. I played some Billy Idol stuff, because in my better/earlier days, I would karaoke to him. I like him and his bandmates. Enjoyed the listen. But THEN, I played Nardia (most here should know, it has been a reference track, for years). I had it turned up to my favorite listening level, and I was floored, literally. My systems presentation took me to a time when I visited some small jazz clubs in NYC, and I was in heaven. So, as I constantly say here, it is only about the musicianship and the composition, well today, I felt proud to be an audiophile. SOUNDED GREAT!!!  

mrdecibel
mrdecibel OP
3,304 posts
 

Sorry, by Patricia Barber, from Cafe Blue, but the Hashimoto Nardia is very nice.

kerrybh
668 posts
 

+1 on Nardia

great music, superbly recorded 

mkk57
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In case others are as confused as I was:

Nardis, by Patricia Barber

Nardia, by Hideyuki Hashimoto

2 very different songs/performances.

 

quincy
474 posts
 

Great post!  Glad your enjoying life as a music enthusiast and audiophile!!  

retiredaudioguy
284 posts
 

Meanwhile, here in Vermont it is mid 40's - golf was cancelled by my buddies.  But I can play, windows closed, Mahler at an appropriate level, taking me back to Carnegie Hall.

The snow from Sunday has gone, the Maples are just getting their leaves, the Forsythia is out along with the beds of Daffodils.  And in July I'll be walking the golf course with 78 degree weather!

It is true that part of audiophilia is being reminded of the live music we have heard.

 

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