he album “No Parlez” is the first solo album by English artist Paul Young, released in 1983. It was a resounding success, reaching number one in the UK Albums Chart for five non-consecutive weeks and remaining in the UK Top 100 for 119 weeks. It includes the singles “Come Back And Stay”, “Wherever I LayContinue reading “Paul Young – No Parlez – Review – (Test: Blu-ray stereo remix, 5.1, Dolby Atmos, Master CD, Master vinyl record, Amazon UltraHD, CD)”
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Hélène Grimaud – For Clara – Works by Schumann and Brahms – Review (Test: Amazon UltraHD 24/96 and Tidal Dolby Atmos) – Deutsche Grammophon
Deutsche Grammophon presents a new album of music “For Clara” by French pianist Hélène Grimaud. Released in September 2023 by Deutsche Grammophon, the album pays tribute to Clara Schumann, a German composer and pianist who was the wife of Robert Schumann and friend of Johannes Brahms. The album contains 20 tracks, including solo piano worksContinue reading “Hélène Grimaud – For Clara – Works by Schumann and Brahms – Review (Test: Amazon UltraHD 24/96 and Tidal Dolby Atmos) – Deutsche Grammophon”
Irène Drésel – KINKY DOGMA – Review – (Test: vinyl record and Amazon UltraHD)
Following on from Jean-Michel Jarre’s Oxymorewoks album, Irène Drésel worked on the reworking of the track “ZEITGEIST BOTANICA”. Irène Drésel is a French artist renowned for her melancholy and hypnotic electronic music. She has released two albums, Hyper Cristal in 2019 and Kinky Dogma in 2021, as well as several singles and EPs. Irène Drésel’sContinue reading “Irène Drésel – KINKY DOGMA – Review – (Test: vinyl record and Amazon UltraHD)”
Daft Punk – Random Access Memories (Drumless Edition) – Review of the album (Test: vinyl record, Tidal MAX Flac 24 bits 88,2 kHz , Deezer Hi-fi 16 bits 44.1 kHz and Tidal Dolby Atmos)
Daft Punk make a remarkable comeback with a special version of “Random Access Memories“, their ultimate opus. Last May, they surprised fans by releasing a commemorative edition to celebrate the album’s 10th anniversary, enriched with 35 minutes of previously unreleased tracks. However, the iconic duo have another surprise in store for this new edition. AfterContinue reading “Daft Punk – Random Access Memories (Drumless Edition) – Review of the album (Test: vinyl record, Tidal MAX Flac 24 bits 88,2 kHz , Deezer Hi-fi 16 bits 44.1 kHz and Tidal Dolby Atmos)”
The Beatles – Now and Then – The last Beatles song, finalized using AI – Review (Test: maxi vinyl record, blue single vinyl record, Tidal MAX Flac, Amazon UltraHD Stereo 24/96, Dolby Atmos)
The release of a new song in particular for a group as well-known as The Beatles is always an event. “Now and Then” was composed by John Lennon in 1978, and finalised by Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr in 2023. All this was made possible by the AI used to produce the song.So the questionContinue reading “The Beatles – Now and Then – The last Beatles song, finalized using AI – Review (Test: maxi vinyl record, blue single vinyl record, Tidal MAX Flac, Amazon UltraHD Stereo 24/96, Dolby Atmos)”
The Rolling Stones – Hackney Diamonds – Review updated with Vinyl record, Blu-ray stereo and Dolby Atmos TrueHD, CD in addition to Amazon Music UltraHD, Tidal MAX Flac and Tidal Dolby Atmos)
The “Hackney Diamonds” album review has been updated with the vinyl record and the bru-ray/CD box set, you will now find 7 versions tested: Vinyl, Blu-ray Stereo in 24-bit 96 kHz and Dolby Atmos TrueHD, CD, Amazon Music UltraHD in 24-bit 96 kHz, Tidal MAX flac in 24-bit 96 kHz and Tidal Dolby Atmos. HappyContinue reading “The Rolling Stones – Hackney Diamonds – Review updated with Vinyl record, Blu-ray stereo and Dolby Atmos TrueHD, CD in addition to Amazon Music UltraHD, Tidal MAX Flac and Tidal Dolby Atmos)”
The Rolling Stones – Hackney Diamonds – Review – (Test: Vinyl record, Blu-ray stereo and Dolby Atmos trueHD, CD, Amazon Music UltraHD, Tidal MAX Flac and Tidal Dolby Atmos)
The Rolling Stones are back with their 24th studio album “Hackney Diamonds”, 7 years after “Blue and Lonesome”, which was a covers album, and 18 years after “A Bigger Bang”, which consisted of original songs. The album contains 12 songs and was recorded between December 2022 and January 2023, with sessions at Electric Lady StudiosContinue reading “The Rolling Stones – Hackney Diamonds – Review – (Test: Vinyl record, Blu-ray stereo and Dolby Atmos trueHD, CD, Amazon Music UltraHD, Tidal MAX Flac and Tidal Dolby Atmos)”
Daft Punk – Random Access Memories (Drumless Edition) – First Track – Review Within (Test: Amazon UltraHD 24-48 , Tidal Dolby Atmos, compared to Qobuz Hi-Res 10th Anniversary Version)
Daft Punk are set to make a remarkable comeback with a special version of “Random Access Memories”, their ultimate opus. Last May, they surprised fans by releasing a commemorative edition to celebrate the album’s 10th anniversary, enriched with 35 minutes of previously unreleased tracks. However, the iconic duo have another surprise in store for thisContinue reading “Daft Punk – Random Access Memories (Drumless Edition) – First Track – Review Within (Test: Amazon UltraHD 24-48 , Tidal Dolby Atmos, compared to Qobuz Hi-Res 10th Anniversary Version)”
Shania Twain – Come On Over – Review (Test: vinyl 3 clear LPs, CD, Amazon UltraHD 24-96 , Apple Music, Tidal Dolby Atmos, Diamond Edition, Special Edition, International Version, 25th anniversary)
The release of the special 25th anniversary editions of Shania Twain’s “Come On Over” (including triple clear vinyl discs) is an opportunity to take a look back at the best-selling album of all time by a female artist, with over 40 million copies sold. This album contains many hits such as “Man! I Feel LikeContinue reading “Shania Twain – Come On Over – Review (Test: vinyl 3 clear LPs, CD, Amazon UltraHD 24-96 , Apple Music, Tidal Dolby Atmos, Diamond Edition, Special Edition, International Version, 25th anniversary)”
Joshua Redman – Where Are We – Review (Test: Amazon UltraHD 24-96 , Tidal MAX FLAC 24-96 and Tidal Dolby Atmos)
Saxophonist Joshua Redman, considered one of the most talented and charismatic saxophonists in contemporary jazz, makes his Blue Note debut with his new studio album “Where Are We”, accompanied by vocalist Gabrielle Cavassa. He is joined by pianist Aaron Parks, bassist Joe Sanders and drummer Brian Blade, as well as other guests. For this review,Continue reading “Joshua Redman – Where Are We – Review (Test: Amazon UltraHD 24-96 , Tidal MAX FLAC 24-96 and Tidal Dolby Atmos)”