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Best Hi-Res Audiophile Downloads Top 3

1. Carmen Gomes Inc., Thousand Shades of Blue( Sound Liaison)
[urlhttp://www.soundliaison.com/]Sound Liaison[/url]
2. Doug MacLeod, There's a Time (HD Tracks)
[url]http://www.hdtracks.com/{url}
3. Keith Jarret, Live at the Blue Note(ECM/HD Tracks)

I actually think that maybe the new Sound Liaison album from Andre Heuvelman, After Silence also could be no.1 or 2,but one album per label is maybe enough.

What is your top 3 ?
kefas
kefas OP
100 posts
 
the sound and the playing reminds me  a bit of the Dunedin consort recordings from Linn. Highly recommended as well. http://www.linnrecords.com/Index.aspx
kefas OP
100 posts
 
Gregory Porter. Any album. They are all very well recorded;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5hlyb7vruV0
milan60
53 posts
 
I love his albums as well. ''Water'' his 1st is still my favorite.
milan60
53 posts
 
One more vocal suggestion that I just downloaded. This is my initial reaction;
Carmen Gomes Sings the Blues, DXD recording. Mind blowing sound quality: The sound stage is amazing. Great repertoire played by fantastic musicians.  Highly recommended album download.  http://www.soundliaison.com/
That Carmen Gomes Inc. would take on the challenge of reinterpreting
Harry Belafonte's 'Belafonte Sings the Blues' was originally suggested by Harry van Dalen, owner of the eminent High End audio shop Rhapsody. He thought that Carmen’s band would be perfect for reinterpreting the mood and the sound of the classic album. Carmen immediately loved the idea.
'Belafonte Sings the Blues' was one of her favorite albums when she as a kid spent countless hours listening to music and making cassette tape compilations from her parents vast LP collection.
"I had a 60 minutes tape that I made consisting of my favorite songs from the Sings the Blues albums of Harry Belafonte, Nina Simone, Ray Charles, Memphis Slim and Muddy Waters. The tape eventually broke and got eaten
by the machine, that's how much I played it!" Carmen recalls.

kefas OP
100 posts
 
Is this available on DVD somewhere?: https://wn.com/roach_goldings_piltch_bellerose_aymanns_live_at_blue_whale
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