Blue Note Tone Poet Series

@billstevenson - they are fine as long as you know they are sourced from the CDs (hence the extra tracks). I mean they are cheap and you get the large format artwork. Plus they are new pressings so they are clean and noise free compared to used vintage albums. I am just saying people shouldn't confuse those with all analog productions which are harder to make and they are also remastered and all sound extremely good.

Nitewulf,
We seem to be in agreement on this issue.  One of the things that has been discussed and explained, but that I just can't grasp is why or how it is that a digital master or CD can be used to make a vinyl record and almost invariably the vinyl version will sound better assuming the surfaces are clean and the spindle hole is centered.  That just defies logic.  In any event the WaxTime records that I have bought all sound very good.

Bill,

I don't 100% agree there, it all depends on your digital chain right, so if your analogue chain is head and shoulders above your digital chain, then sure the vinyl sourced from CD could sound better.  I personally moved to lossless digital a while back (so files only, regular 16bit and high res as well), and with a good dac and good amp, the music sounds amazing. But I have a great analog chain as well and that's why prefer the all analog reissues because they demonstrate that difference. I'm a huge proponent of lossless digital files. CDs are another issue because then the CD player or transport has to be really good and so on.

Paul Chambers Quartet ‎– Bass On Top - "Yesterdays"
https://youtu.be/hs_fGfgGkng

Paul Chambers Quartet ‎– Bass On Top "You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To"
https://youtu.be/JWctWVMZzZ8

Jackie McLean ‎– It's Time! "Das' Dat"
https://youtu.be/4py_7TUZUdw

Bobby Hutcherson ‎– Oblique - "My Joy"
https://youtu.be/Z0iuUmtWdp0