A very old song from a very new band. Pretty cool.
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roon → Schiit Yggdrasil → Ferrum Oor+Hypsos → Hifiman Susvara
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Enjoying this very much, yet again
Red Barchetta is on now. I love this album. And I’m blown away by what I am listening to it on… Yet again! The little DAC/Amp that could.
AMHD > Topping MX-3 > HiFIMAN Sundara
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This new track from Arcade Fire is a banger. Avail in Atmos and 24/96.
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roon → Holo Spring3 KTE → Violectric HPA v550 → Fostex TH909
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Spotify > iFi Zen Dac v2 > yamaha a-s501 > Bowers & Wilkins 685 s2
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That is a great album, and was a nice revival for them. I still think I like early Yes more, and they are one of the early progressive rock bands. Fragile is probably my favorite album they made.
I think Days of Future Passed by the Moody Blues is considered the first progressive rock album.
The song “The Night” is the basis of “Nights in White Satin”.
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This is a great album. Very well produced
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That’s a nice setup right there. Enjoy, Sir. I’m gonna check out the music this evening.
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Revisiting an oldie here: listened to “Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness” by Smashing Pumpkins today and it still holds up, especially “Tonight” 
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They get hated on (maybe it is a local thing) a lot in current-times, and I think it may have a lot to do with Corgin’s personality/reputation. I know a lot of his attitude of the time rubbed music snobs wrong. Also, a voice that will be a non-starter with a lot of people. I do enjoy a lot of “what’s in the bottle”, however. It’s a different vibe, but I thought tracks “Ava Adore” and “For Martha” on the next album are wonderful re-listens too.
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I also recommend King Crimson’s debut album, “In the Court of the Crimson King,” for anyone interested in seminal progressive rock.
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I usually stay a bit more focused, but this morning I was jumping around a bunch.
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