To be released in October of 2026, an early Christmas present for Tangerine Dream and Jerome Froese fans. Dream Mixes I and II lands via INDIGO and moonpop records in a new double CD set. Hoping for a vinyl version as well. October 30th will tell.

Happy listening and thank you for reading,

Doug

Until today I’ve not owned Frampton Comes Alive. Thanks to the lovely Moneypenny I’ll be rockin’ to the new vinyl version.

Happy Father’s Day to me.

Trumpeter Matthew Halsall's jazz EP includes three selections. The self-titled album's 'Bright Sparkling Light' is followed up with 'Newborough Forest' and 'The Tide And The Moon'.

As a former coronet player myself I'm always looking forward to finding new horn musicians. I'm so glad I found Matthew's music. Now streaming on Deezer music service into my music listening room!

Check it out and thanks for reading.

My wife and I have taken a liking of the YouTube channel by Cecilia Blomdahl. It chronicles their lives and exploration living in Longyearbyen, Svalbard, the world's northernmost town. https://www.youtube.com/@CeciliaBlomdahl

Cecilia has also authored a book about her life there along with Christoffer and Grimm. Polar nights when the sun never sets seems to be an exciting experience to me. Not sure that I'd last very long during twenty four hours a day of dark night and cold temperatures but it surely seems like something I'd like to try. https://www.amazon.com/Life-Svalbard-Finding-Remote-Island/dp/0744095093/ref=sr_1_2?crid=21S898DR8R4ZZ&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.vhCzhvuUzB6auwPH-rDSDYRvfQU8ePMwnvoHSULB4OtpuQeXBrGFcyXbOABpjl2SbFUi0tQn81Fe8G75weJFBpRWeRaTFhRfS3u6g6C4d-XHUklYu59PDxXmzeQ9ELYK.UFa9uTN3reKACx9GZ-59Y7iUYlUo9mK288dt9UXe_tA&dib_tag=se&keywords=cecilia+blomdahl&qid=1781383507&sprefix=cecilia%2Caps%2C341&sr=8-2

While reading about their 'cool' adventures I'm listening to the Pride and Prejudice soundtrack from the 2005 movie, conducted by Dario Marianelli. There is no connection between the movie and the book other than the fact that I chose the music on a whim. That's how I roll sometimes. https://www.amazon.com/Pride-Prejudice-Dario-Marianelli/dp/B000BEZQ0Y/ref=sr_1_1?crid=73WETF0TE91&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.W9cayJnRzFxY4ViS79waDUOMpKc-Nv1qVccx__LVbPqY2D0OECJEs-RxlUBvr9JRywIITHhqigbD2p0vg5cYqc9d8Ui7NevsJG0vQHDT8LrPCk7AFRzsmAOmmU0aGAR6yE309u6yVY52CqhB2PVbO3gWKyK3cXO7l6fXYa0qTvy9IyM9JRFpgyqqOV7vBQyjae-OOXgAe7uCJEpxVXdKcSBVDu7-oaQlEblsTAAbDo0.D9b7lXXLJ1MmBg528WCxcAG1M1R2rtHNYzthgPwrxrU&dib_tag=se&keywords=pride+and+prejudice+cd&qid=1781383610&sprefix=pride+and+prejudice+c%2Caps%2C268&sr=8-1

So, streaming Pride & Prejudice via Deezer https://www.deezer.com/us/ and an original model Sonos Play: 1 in the kitchen. I think the Play: 1 is one of Sonos' better products and it sounds great as a mono, powered loudspeakers. It can also be paired with a second Play: 1 in order to have a stereo left and right pair. 

As always, thanks for reading!

I've been enjoying the live recording of "Salute To The Sun (Live at Halle St. Peter's Mcn)" from jazz trumpeter and record company owner, Matthew Halsall. A laid back and mellow jazz album free from the bebop and free jazz style. Perfect for anytime but I find it a beautiful sounding late night or early morning listen.

His music is available through streaming channels but as with most musical artists, the desired way to support his music is buy purchasing his physical offerings on CD and vinyl. He also has is albums on Bandcamp for download and limited edition releases at https://matthewhalsall.bandcamp.com/

Matthew's music is released on his own label, Gowanda Records. https://gondwanarecords.com/

Learn more about Matthew, his muse and music here https://www.matthewhalsall.com/

Enjoy and thank you for reading.

The first time that I heard Boris Blank’s “Resonance” album streaming I thought of how the sonic quality, as well as the music itself, was so impressive. I knew then that I needed a physical copy of this ambient gem. 🎵

The CD 💿 showed up shortly thereafter. The silver disc sounded so much better than it’s streaming counterpart. It has become one of my favorites during my audio gear reviews. Later, Resonance became available on vinyl. I bought that too. 🙂

So, I thought I’d share some of my favorite, well recorded albums on CD. Thanks for reading.

Great sounding CDs. The music is good too... 

• Acoustic Alchemy - arcanum

• Acoustic Alchemy - AART

• Ackerman, Oster, Eaton - Brothers

• Barry Gibb - In The Now

• Boris Blank and Malia - Convergence

• Boris Blank - Electrified

• Boris Blank - Resonance

• Craven Faults - Erratics & Unconformities

• David Crosby - For Free

• David Crosby - If I Could Only Remember My Name

• David Gilmour - On An Island

• Flim & the BBs - Tunnel

• Henry Mancini - Pure Gold (Steve Hoffman approved)

• Jeff Lorber Fusion - Space-Time

• Larry Carlton - Alone/But Never Alone

• Larry Carlton - On Solid Ground

• Larry Carlton - Deep Into It

• Lyle Lovett - Joshua Judges Ruth

• Lyle Mays - Eberhard

• Ottmar Lieber + Luna Negra - Euphoria

• Pat Metheny - Side Eye NYC

• Robert Rich, Steve Roach - Strada

• Stan Getz - Getz/Gilberto

• Stereophile Magazine's - Tight Lines

• Yello - Toy

• Yello - Touch

• Yello - Point

I received an email from my local independent record store. They are running a free shipping sale on all of their past and present RSD releases. So of course I had to go shopping. From Harold Budd, an ambient selection, and from master conductor Ennico Morricone will be a soundtrack recording. Both from Record Store Day 2021 is Budd's 'I Know This Much Is True' and Morricone's 'The Blue Eyed Bandit'.

Once received and listened in their entirety I'll post reviews here.

Fun stuff. Thanks for reading!

The Apt/Holman Apticon

June 6–7, 2026 Sign up at https://www.apticon.org/

The inaugural event featuring the technology of Apt Corporation, Cambridge, MA 1977 – 1982.

This includes the Apt/Holman Preamplifier and the Apt 1 Power Amplifier.

Among those interested will be restoration technicians, analogue audio design engineers, and people involved in the history and development of analogue audio circuits. A certain amount of knowledge is pre-supposed like the fundamentals of transistor circuit design. (See 1 , 2 below)

Apt’s improvements will be covered in this seminar, such as techniques Apt used for lowering distortion, noise, and RFI susceptibility.

The most famous part of this design is the Holman Phono Preamp introduced first at Advent Corporation and improved upon in the Apt/Holman Preamp, that takes its name principally from the phono stage. Both the Apt preamp and power amp include many design features that were advanced for their time representing Tom’s experience with a wide range of products he’d owned, such that both the preamp and power amp were designed to overcome their limitations.

There will be talks on the preamp, power amp, and ancillary products, panels of technicians on restoring and even improving on the original design, sources for components, and a clinic for products brought to the seminar. While these segments are planned they are not guaranteed.

The venue is in Burbank, CA, center of the post-production world in film sound and with many audio companies, and a short distance within southern California for others. Burbank airport is close, and the host hotel is offering a discount.

Join us for this unique opportunity to discuss some of vintage audio’s most respected products with their principal designer. These insights into sound audio practice are alive and well 45 years after their introduction, and with some TLC the Apts can meet or surpass the original extensive specifications.

Attendees with receive urls for the talks, complete service manuals, etc., after the event.

Sign up soon as this event is expected to sell out.

1 https://www.electronics-tutorials.ws/amplifier/amp_2.html

2 https://www.electronics-tutorials.ws/amplifier/common-collector-amplifier.html

*There is also a link on the Steve Hoffman Audio forum regarding this event at https://forums.stevehoffman.tv/threads/apticon-featuring-abt-corporation-77-82-technology-summit.1244262/

The Lord has Risen!

Even though I was a Bob Weir fan, I've never been able to get into the Grateful Dead. But, I have a new way to check them out (thank you to Rhino Records) by listening to some live Dead. I received an email announcement from Rhino this morning along with A Beginner's Guide To Grateful Dead Live so, let's give it a shot! https://www.dead.net/beginners-guide?eml=2026March27/7059569/6134371&etsubid=338815507

Now playing, New Order’s 2021 ‘Be A Rebel’ single with 13 BAR versions.

I’m thinking my favorite version is #4’s bernard’s renegade instrumental mix.

But wait, #5 starts out with a bang with Bernard joining in on vocals but alas I sense some musical compression going on. Will need further listening…

Which remix is your choice for ‘best’ to you and your ears?

The one that started it all for me. Released in January of 2021 by Hania Rani, 'S2' was the first of her recordings that I discovered. Check out her downloadable music on Bandcamp. Hania can be streamed and she also has some vinyl and CD albums available on Amazon.

https://haniarani.com/

https://haniarani.bandcamp.com/

Motion II from jazz “supergroup” Out Of/Into. Immanuel Wilkins, alto sax; Joel Ross, vibraphone & marimba; Gerald Layton, piano; Matt Brewer, bass; and Kendrick Scott on drums.

Free jazz thar’s not over-done. Well recorded on Blue Note and available on LP and CD.

Every physical media music fan needs a similarly minded friend to share with. Sharing makes our hobby more meaninful and enjoyable. The subject of this post's 'friend' happens to live in the digital domain, in one's pocket, purse or backpack and organizes your vinyl and CD collection for you. A music buddy of sorts. Enter the Music Buddy app. I discovered Music Buddy in the Apple App Store Edit: I previously wrote there was no Music Buddy Android App in the Google Play Store. I was wrong...there is. Sorry, Android fans). This free App promised to organize my CD/LP library with the additional benefit of taking my visual library with me each time I visit the record store or shop online. Even box sets are welcome here. No more "do I have this title on CD?" stress.

Once you've downloaded the App simply scan the barcode using your iPhone or iPad's camera. If an album has no barcode you have other options such as searching for it online, by UPC//EAN-13 number or manually entering the data. Choose whether or not to scan a single item or multiples. The 'Scan Multiple Barcodes' is especially useful if you have a fairly large physical music collection and are just beginning your Music Buddy relationship.

If your music buddy is unable to locate the album online choose the manual entry feature. This process takes more time but it ensures a higher level of library accuracy. The ability to take a photo with your device of the unfound title is a nice touch.

Under the My Albums screen you can view your entire CD/LP collection. This screen gives you information data such as the number of titles (as you can read I have 412 so far...), favorites, tags, even those gems that you've loaned out! Music filters include by Series, Artist, Genre, Performers and Release Year. Let's say you want to know all of the albums in your collection that guitarist Lee Ritenour played on. 

I just discovered that you can even scan cassettes and identify them as such!

Once you've downloaded the App you can add up to fifty titles for free. There is no cost for the App itself. Try it. If you like the App's functionality and your library of compact discs and records exceeds fifty you can, for a one-time $9.99 purchase, add more with no limit (at the time of this blog post).

The next time you are music shopping and you see that album that you just must have, check with your Music Buddy first to be sure you don't already own it. 

*I make no commission nor do I receive any reimbursement or advertising for this article.

Thank you for reading Hear More Music,

Doug

p.s. If I'd had Music Buddy I wouldn't now own two copies each of Kacey Musgrave's 'Starcrossed' or Amy Grant's 'Unguarded'! LOL.

The high-end audio AXPONA Expo will be held April 10-12, 2026 at the Schaumburg Convention Center in Schaumburg (a suburb of Chicago, Illinois. It's a fantastic show and the largest of it's type in North America. Check out information and purchase your tickets at https://axpona.com/

A more recent Tangerine Dream release. Includes remixes of Raum and Continuum.

#music #tangerinedream #remix

Axpona 2025 is just six months away. It's a great opportunity to experience what quality audio companies have to offer. Hear and see the gear in person.

https://axpona.com/

Thanks very much for reading Hear More Music,

Doug

Hello fellow music fans, collectors, completists and nerds! The listing for Record Store Day Black Friday 11/29/24 has been released for public review.

Enuf said! Support your favorite local independent record store and show till you drop on November, 29th.

https://recordstoreday.s3.amazonaws.com/2024/2024_BLACK_FRIDAY_PUBLIC.pdf

Have fun and enjoy the new music,

Doug

Attention to all jazz, pop and big band music fans! The new Sinatra Discography and Music History website has just been announced on the Steve Hoffman Music Forum. https://forums.stevehoffman.tv/threads/sinatra-discography-website-returns.1210429/#post-35306960

To quote Bob F's announcement, "Andrew Trager (ex-discographer from the old Sinatra Family Forum) passed along the following news, which he asked me to announce here: “I thought you'd be interested in knowing that the Frank Sinatra, Nancy Sinatra and Frank Sinatra Jr. discographies and filmographies have a new home. Robert has constructed the website, https://sinatradiscography.com/ , I have brought all aspects up-to-date with the most important releases of the past three years and coming months.”

Now updated and all in one place are the complete discographies of Frank Sinatra, Nancy Sinatra and Frank Sinatra, Jr including:

Song lists, album discographies, album covers, EPs and singles, radio transcriptions and V-Disc releases. Also included are the complete sessionographies and film and TV information.

This is a wonderful reference to help fans learn more about these three wonderful music artists. Enjoy!

Thanks for visiting and reading Hear More Music!

Doug

Cooler evenings and mornings. Early Fall welcomes music to drink coffee (or tea) by. 

Over The Rhine - Films For Radio > Smart rock with a message from this Ohio based duo. http://overtherhine.com/music/films-for-radio/

GoGo Penguin - V2.0 (Deluxe Edition) > High energy piano jazz trio. https://gogopenguin.co.uk/

Herbie Hancock - Takin' Off > Jazz keyboard legend's first album. A classic. https://www.herbiehancock.com/music/discography/album/650/

Thanks very much for visiting Hear More Music,

Doug 

That any audio manufacturer in 2024 can introduce a quality high-end stereo preamplifier and power amplifier for $279 and $299, respectively, seems highly unlikely. Especially when they are largely made and assembled in America. Jason Stoddard, a co-founder and analog guru at https://www.schiit.com/ continue to prove that he and his team are certainly not crazy. What they are is a talented team of audio nerds, dedicated to designing some of the finest sounding audio products for discerning music lovers.

The models in question here are the Saga 2 pre-amplifier and the Gjallarhorn power amplifier. Size matters and the lithe Saga 2, Gjallarhorn combo are both the size of a good mystery book. These are audiophile-grade separates that fit on (or in) a sideboard, a bookshelf or Kallax.

This all started several months ago as I began noticing that my Schiit Audio Saga+, a tube-based preamplifier that I enjoy very much, didn't quite have the upper mid-range and treble zing that made music sound more enjoyable to me. Granted, tubes in audio equipment do tend to roll off the treble frequencies (just a bit) and deliver a little mid-range bloom (just a bit) but I was missing the snap of a snare drum, the ringing of a triangle and that lead guitar-god frenzy of rock and roll lead. The Saga+ has its own tube-based strengths of its own. The lushness of electronic ambient music, the energy of big band and small group jazz and orchestral can all benefit from tubes and the Saga + certainly offers all these benefits. The low bass inherent in these genres was all there without being overly blown, yet delivered pleasant and well defined bass. All for only $399. I certainly recommend it.

When Schiit introduced the Saga 2 (no tube option) at only $279 and $120 less than the Saga+ I thought this was an opportunity to purchase a non-tube preamp to compare. 2 vs +. Order it I did and five business days later it arrived from Schiit in California. Upon arrival I connected it directly to my Schiit Gjallarhorn power amp, also purchased directly through their website store thirty days earlier. For interconnects between the two I am using Schiit's PYST wonderfully pliable interconnect cable. I knew from running the Glallarhorn with my Saga+ for a solid month that both were burned in properly and that time spent provided me with a real indication of the strengths and weaknesses of that combination. 

Once connected into my system my first two weeks of listening were primarily casual. I wanted to give the Saga 2 a chance to burn in and warm up. This also provides time for me to be sure that there are no defects to the sound, no turn on thumps, no buzzing, etc. I did find that the volume control easily slid off but it is still snug enough that it is no bother and I mainly use the remote control anyway. Other than that no issues were found. The build quality is excellent especially when one is reminded of the $279 price and it's assembled-in-USA roots.

On Patty Griffin's 'American Kid' (New West Records 60739662782 Griffin's nasal tones break out (in a good way) on "Go Wherever You Wanna Go". On "Faithful Son", Robert Plant's background vocals compliment Griffin's slightly out front lead. Their voices mix well and you can hear both of their voices and recognize each from the other. Nice, subtle detail. And on David Crosby's 2021 release, 'For Free' (BMG 538689942) acoustic guitars come through with a subtle and well-rounded zing, snare and acoustic guitars sound full and natural. 

The bass... while not quite as full as it's tubed cousin, the Saga 2 performs admirably while listening to Boris Blank's solo ambient 2024 album "Resonance" (IAN Records - LC84945 0602458 931617). On Craven Faults "Erratics & Unconformities" (Leaf Label BAY 120CD 843190012046 the lower registers in the seventeen+ minute 'Vacca Wall' gradually builds and grows. You feel musical depth without the spilling over the music. The lower bass register felt complimentary to the gradual tempo build up on this electronic masterpiece. 

Overall the Saga 2 is detailed, well balanced, images nicely outside of speakers and the 64-step volume control keeps the left/right balance perfectly balanced even at low volume levels.

But Wait. There's More...

In addition to the passive mode (passive refers to zero gain added by the pre-amplifer itself to the music volume) there is a 1x and 4x gain setting for components connected via the RCA inputs. When I switched to the 1x gain the sound grew somewhat but when I chose the 4x setting the dynamics, sound stage and small musical details made this pre-amp sing loudly and dynamically. It became a totally different sounding component with vigor and PRaT (pace rhythm and timing). Music sounded more alive, more dynamic and just...bigger. The gain setting you choose will depend opon your musically tastes. There is no 'right' setting except for what your ears hear and enjoy. Another benefit of the variable gain is when using harder to drive headphones. Some headphones are more difficult to drive than others, sounding thin and compressed.

All in all, the Schiit Saga 2 is a well built, great sounding preamplifier. Highly recommended.

But Wait. There's Even More...

This review has been about the new Saga 2 pre-amplifier. However, I used my newly purchased Schiit Gjallarhorn power amp in tandem with the Saga 2. I'll write a separate review on the Gjallarhorn. This amazing little amplifier is rated at 10w per channel into eight ohms, 15w per channel into four ohms. You read that correctly. One Gjallarhorn powered my six ohm Peachtree Audio Design 5 loudspeakers wonderfully and, with the Saga 2's XLR outputs you can run TWO Gjallarhorn amps together. But that's for another future review. 

*I attempted to delineate between the Saga + in bold and the Saga 2 underlined in order to not confuse which model I was describing. I hope that attempt was successful. If not, let me know and reply to this review accordingly to let me know.

**I make to commissions nor any other renumeration from any of the products, components or musical selections that I use and talk about in my reviews. I do it for the fun and enjoyment of high performance audio gear and the music.

Source components used for this review-

CD player- Rotel RCD-1572 MK II connected via Rotel's included RCA cable and a digital coax cable from Audioquest.

DAC- Peachtree Audio i-DAC-iT*X connected via PYST RCA cable to the Saga 2.

Power Amplifier- Schiit Audio Gjallarhorn power amplifier connected to the Saga 2 and Saga+ via PYST RCA cables.

U-Turn Audio Custom turntable with Audio Technica VM95e phono cartridge into Schiit Audio Mani phono preamp.

Loudspeakers- Peachtree Audio stand-mount Design 5 (D5) connected to Gjallarhorn via Monster 16 gauge speaker wire.

Interconnects- Pyst Audio and available at schiit.com

Speaker wire and banana connectors- Monster.

As always, thank you very much for reading and subscribing to Hear More Music. 

Doug

Usually it makes the most sense from a sound performance and financial perspecive to replace the component in your existing system that offers the least amount of performance. If, after you have experimented with different speaker placement, adding (or ridding yourself of) wall acoustic panels, carpeting, etc consider replacing and upgrading the least musical part of your system.

In Robert Harley's book "The Complete Guide To Home Audio, Sixth Edition" page sixteen's Upgrading a Single Component explains in detail how best to go about the process. Robert is also the Editor at The Absolute Sound magazine, he certainly knows a thing or two regarding building an enjoyable audio system and, his book has become a quality resource for the audio industry and audio hobbyists alike.

Here is a link to purchase Robert's book at Amazon (if you are unable to purchase from your local independent book store). https://www.amazon.com/Complete-Guide-High-End-Audio-dp-1736254502/dp/1736254502/ref=dp_ob_title_bk

*I make zero commission from this or any other recommendations that I may share. 

Thanks very much for reading and subscribing to Hear More Music,

Doug

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Thanks so very much-

Doug 

With summer winding down it's time to begin the audio and music reviews here on Hear More Music. Coming soon will be a review of the new Gjallarhorn power amplifier and Saga 2 preamplifier, both from USA-made Schiit Audio. https://www.schiit.com/

Thanks much for subscribing and reading Hear More Music!

I found this information on Facebook and thought I would share it with you all. Cheers!

Thank you very much for reading Hear More Music!

Doug

As in vinyl records. Here is a list of great sounding and in many cases, older, recordings. If you're a collector check the vinyl versions out if you can find them. If you prefer to stream first, buy later search for these on your streaming music service of choice. As to whether or not you enjoy the music itself your mileage may vary of course. Go ahead and explore. You may find some gems and that you've not considered nor heard of before before I pulled on your coattails with this list.

Make It Easy On Yourself by Burt Bacharach (on the original A&M Brown label)

Winners: Featuring Go Away Little Girl by Steve Lawrence on Columbia 360 Sound Stereo. Remember 360 audio?

Ruby Baby by Dion on Columbia Guaranteed High Fidelity Mono. Remember mono? It can sound fantastic.

The Lady and the Unicorn by John Reborn on Reprise Orange Steamboat Records.

Emerson, Lake and Palmer on Cotillion Blue Label Original. ELP anybody?

Big Bad John and Other Fabulous Sings and tales by Jimmy Dean on Columbia 360 Sound Stereo.

Striking It Rich by Dan Hicks & His Hot Licks on Blue Thumb Original.

Walk Right In bt The Rooftop Singers on Vanguard Black Label Stereolab.

Mr. Lucky Goes Latin by Henry Mancini on the RCA Black Living Stereo Nipper label.

Island Paradise: Exciting on the Spot Recordings. The Authentic Sounds and Music of Hawaii, The 50th State. Wesley Edwards Presents (Capitol Black Label Dynagroove Stereo.

The Good, The Bad and The Ugly from Hugh Montenegro and His Orchestra. RCA Black Label Dynagroove Stereo.

Ambush by Marc Benno on A&M Brown Label Stereo.

Visions: American Legends" A New Look and a New Sound by Larry Elgart and His Orchestra on MGM Black Lion Label Stereo.

Hums of the Lovin' Spoonful on Kama Sutra Mono.

America The Beautiful: An Account of its Disappearance by Gary McFarland. Skye Black Label Stereo.

The Spectacular Johnny Horton, Columbia Stereo 360 Sound

Hang 'Em High: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack from Dominic Frontiers on United Artists Orange and Red Stereo.

Wildflowers by Judy Collins on Elektra Gold Label Stereo Original

My Lord What A Mornin' by Harry Belafonte on RCA Victor Black Label Nipper Living Stereo.

Center Of The Circle by Roger Kellaway on A&M Brown Label Stereo.

Jesse Winchester on Ampex Ble Label Stereo.

Enjoy finding this new music from older, established artists who cared not only for the music but the sound quality of their records as well. Start searching...

Thank you for subscribing to my Hear More Music gear and music site!

From the June issue of Paste Magazine comes the "Top 300 All-time Best Albums", not to be confused with best sound quality nor best album covers. One must come to the conclusion that Paste means 'best' as in best music albums. How many of these albums do you own? More importantly, how many do you own and actually listen to during your own listening sessions? #278 and #280 look interesting to me...

Have a go here https://www.pastemagazine.com/music/greatest-albums/the-300-greatest-albums-of-all-time-2

Thanks for reading Hear More Music!

Doug