Come Away With Me [VINYL]

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There will also be single LP and single CD editions of the album and The Demos, First Sessions EP and the Allaire Sessions have all been mixed to Dolby Atmos, although there appears to be no physical edition, so this will be for streaming-only. Featuring – Adam Levy, Adam Rogers (2), Bill Frisell, Brian Blade, Dan Rieser, Jenny Scheinman, Jesse Harris, Kenny Wollesen, Kevin Breit, Lee Alexander, Rob Burger, Sam Yahel, Tony Scherr The first thing to point out is that the box weighs a ton. It’s extremely heavy thanks to the 200gsm vinyl that all seven records have been pressed on ( Little Broken Hearts is 2xLP). To put that in some perspective, that’s weightier than each Beatles stereo vinyl LP (‘only’ 180gsm), and makes your average 1980’s vinyl feel like a flexi-disc. Just getting to the demos, these belong on an album. She was so talented from the off. The entire bonus material is stellar. There is a discernable reduction in SQ on the final record of the Allaire Sessions, but it's by no means bad, just not as impressive as the first 3 records, imagine they are digital source. FILE "02. Norah Jones - I've Got to See You Again (Alternate Version – the Allaire Sessions).flac" WAVE

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years ago, on February 26, 2002, a hard-to-categorize album by an unknown 22-year-old singer, songwriter, and pianist was released with modest expectations. Released by the legendary jazz label Blue Note Records, it wasn’t a jazz album, nor did it resemble anything else on the pop landscape of 2002. But Come Away With Me, the debut album by Norah Jones, would go on to charm the world and introduce one of the greatest voices of our time. The album steadily grew into a global phenomenon, reaching #1 in 20 countries, selling nearly 30 million copies, and sweeping the 2003 GRAMMY Awards with eight wins including Album of the Year, Record of the Year, Song of the Year, and Best New Artist. As someone else mentioned, I also prefer how intimate the RSD live at Allaire Studios sound but either way I’m very pleased with this one.

Jesus, I'm just having the first playthrough now, just finished "Come Away With Me" on the first original record. I only have a 2015 European BlueNote to compare it to, but this is a really really wonderful pressing. It's Pallas, so I had high expectations, but it's the mastering mix I think that really transcends it, they've done an amazing job. The voices and mids on strings and even lower notes on the double bass are more prominent, it's not in your face in any way, it's just so beautifully balanced, and feels even more personal than my previous copy (which I still thought was pretty damn good for a standard pressing). 45 RMP Audiophile said in his review he thought this copy was more analytical than the Analogue Productions which I found interesting. It is incredibly precise but still sounds wonderfully musical. You don’t have to be able to afford these things, or even desire them, to appreciate the work and artistry than has gone into making something as good as it can be.

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but it also depends on the taste. If you're a follower of KG remaster and cutting and appreciate maximum dynamics of recordings, AP is hard to beat. Distributed by Universal Music Enterprises, a Division of UMG Recordings, Inc. All rights reserved. B0037310-01. We took a look at the vinyl box set, or Norah Jones: The Vinyl Collection, to give it its full title… All discs pressed by Quality Record PressingsThe album’s blend of jazz, blues, country, folk and pop – had an enormous appeal and Come Away With Me has, to date, sold nearly 30 million copies, and has garnered multiple awards, including eight Grammys. Feels Like Home(CD, Album, Reissue, Copy Protected, DVD, DVD-Video, Multichannel, PAL, All Media, Deluxe Edition) What we are talking about here is quality, with a capital ‘Q’ – examples that come to mind might include the cut of a Saville Row suit, the brilliance of a Tiffany diamond, or the craftsmanship of the burr walnut dash and hand-stitched leather trim in a Bentley motor car.

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Processing file: [05. Norah Jones - Picture In A Frame (Alternate Mix - The Allaire Sessions).aucdtect] Processing file: [10. Norah Jones - Turn Me On (Alternate Version – The Allaire Sessions).aucdtect] DR9 -0.14 dB -12.44 dB 4:12 02-I've Got To See You Again (Alternate Version – The Allaire Sessions) When it comes to the Piano sound. it's clear which has more realistic sound. AP is clear winner on this part. Like a vocal. the piano on AP has a rich and textured bass. Lundvall loved what he heard and signed Norah as a Blue Note artist, and she began to prepare to record her debut album. “Cassandra Wilson’s New Moon Daughter had been a favorite album of mine and was a big inspiration for the kind of record I wanted to make,” Norah writes. “Since I loved the instrument choices (beautiful slide and acoustic guitars) and the production, I asked Bruce if I could meet with Craig Street, who produced it. Craig and I met a few times and got along really well. He liked the demos and said we should put those out as the record or use most of them, but I was really excited to explore a slightly different vibe, one I knew he could help me find.”FILE "06. Norah Jones - Something Is Calling You (First Sessions Outtake - Tabla Version).flac" WAVE Norah Jones’ 2002 debut album Come Away With Me is to be reissued for its 20th anniversary, in April. I don't know if he really didn't see or he didn't want to tell the fact. anyway he uses the much better system than I do. He must be able to see the difference. whatever....