Best CD

What does POS mean? =8^)

Given that he is a generation or so removed from the school-age crowd which uses that term while instant messaging to indicate "Parent Over Shoulder," I'm sure that he was using it to denote "Positively OutStanding"! :)

Regards,
-- Al

Sorry boys and girls I got cought in the CD section.

Duke is still hot on CD.

Michael Carvin "Drum Concerto At Dawn" (Mapleshade)

Ralph Peterson "Triangular" (Blue Note) - Listen to 'Bemsha Swing'

Great Jazz Trio "Direct From LA" (Ai of Japan) Tony Williams is da man on "Satin Doll"

Talking Heads "Speaking In Tongues" (Sire) check out 'Burning Down The House'

The Best of Mapleshade Vol. 2 '13 Shades of Blue'.

Cheers,
John

Ravel/Debussy Ameling de Waart/SFO Philips from I believe '79. It's an amazing recording and shows that careful mastering of a CD makes all the difference even early-on. The music--two Duparc songs, Ravel's Sheherazahde and Debussy's early but gorgeous Damoiselle Eleu. (sp)--is as good as it gets as well.

If there were ever a CD to fake out someone who only listens to "hi-rez," this is the one. What I would give to see their expression when you tell them that it's from the early '80's.