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Night cap with Joni



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And so one night cap leads to a second (or third) glass and on to The comet is coming - Trust in the Lifeforce of the deep mystery on Impulse.



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Best edition of the score I've heard.

First Bill Bruford solo album from the Late 70's.
Great band - Allan Holdsworth, Jeff Berlin, Dave Stewart, Kenny Wheeler.
Mark

One from last night...

markof wrote: ↑Thu Jul 09, 2020 2:06 pm

First Bill Bruford solo album from the Late 70's.
Great band - Allan Holdsworth, Jeff Berlin, Dave Stewart.
Mark

Here's my own original vinyl cover. What's the remixes like Mark?

Nice double LP

cybot wrote: ↑Thu Jul 09, 2020 2:38 pm

markof wrote: ↑Thu Jul 09, 2020 2:06 pm

First Bill Bruford solo album from the Late 70's.
Great band - Allan Holdsworth, Jeff Berlin, Dave Stewart.
Mark

Here's my own original vinyl cover. What's the remixes like Mark?

I too have the vinyl original and the remix is a Qobuz stream which I've been listening to on some very nice headphones.
The mids seem to a bit more up in the mix as does the percussion (obvious probably). I thing that Berlin's bass is better represented on the original but the guitar is really stunning - I do miss him.

Followed up with some UK - a little campy to my ears now - and Gong (Gazeuse).

Mark

Thanks for filling me in Mark. You certainly do miss them alright. But, as you know, there's plenty more where they came from and I don't mean that in a disparaging way. How about these three : Mary Halvorson, Raoul Bjorkenheim and Hedvig Molestad 🎸 Raoul especially is out of this world. What he can do with a guitar is frankly unbelievable. I'm almost afraid to recommend his Scorch Trio albums as they are so, so far ahead of the pack that anyone new to them just couldn't keep up. I'll see if I can find an example or two later. You'd better fasten your seatbelt 🤓

Here he is : https://youtu.be/Ln7Hpt4J-3g

Sometimes you listen to a record and think to yourself it just doesnt get much better than this.