As Requested by ElvisFan
CD Info: http://www.chromedreams.co.uk/elvis-presley---the-complete-58-sessions-687-p.asp
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Friday, November 27, 2015
The Complete '58 Sessions (2008)
As Requested by ElvisFan
CD Info: http://www.chromedreams.co.uk/elvis-presley---the-complete-58-sessions-687-p.asp
Thursday, November 26, 2015
A Legendary Performer, Vol.1 & 2 (1989)
As Requested by Phil501
CD Info:
Vol.1: http://www.elvisoncd.com/eigenecd/CD/a/alegendaryperformer1-ca92.html
Vol.2: http://www.elvisoncd.com/eigenecd/CD/a/alegendaryperformer2-ca92.html
Wednesday, November 25, 2015
By Request - More Kid Galahad Sessions (1993)
As Requested by Ciscokid
CD Info: http://www.elvisoncd.com/EIGENECD_a-z/import/B/byrequestkg.htm
In The Wee Hours (September 3, 1972 3am Show)
CD Info: http://www.patrikselviscorner.se/UnpubTrax72/inthewee.htm
"Good show. The sound is very good. Pitch corrected."
Unsurpassed Masters, Box 1-4 (Cool Romeo)
Box 1: http://www.elvisoncd.com/EIGENECD_a-z/import/U/unsurpassesmasters1.htm
Box 2: http://www.elvisoncd.com/EIGENECD_a-z/import/U/unsurpassesmasters2.htm
Box 3: http://www.elvisoncd.com/EIGENECD_a-z/import/U/unsurpassesmasters3.htm
Box 4: http://www.elvisoncd.com/EIGENECD_a-z/import/U/unsurpassesmasters4.htm
Heart & Soul (2002)
As Requested by Tom
CD Info: http://www.elvisoncd.com/eigenecd/CD/h/heartandsoul-dsd-usa02.html
Saturday, November 21, 2015
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Wednesday, November 18, 2015
Tuesday, November 17, 2015
What is High-Resolution HD Audio?
"The difference between hearing and listening."
An HD Audio file is a one-to-one exact digital copy of the master tape. There is no better way to hear recorded music than hearing an HD Audio hi-res file played back on your device with headphones or a good pair of speakers.
From the early days of audio recording, engineers have pursued the highest sound quality with the technology that was available to them. In the early 80s, CDs offered good sound and portability, but had limited storage. MP3s later made music sharing easier than ever, but its compressed file format contributed to significant loss in sound quality.
With its digital lossless capture, High-Resolution Audio returns to the rich, full sound of original analog audio sources. Easily collect, enjoy, and share your playlists with friends at this outstanding quality level.
It Just Keeps Getting Better & Better!
Whether you’re talking analog or digital, sound engineers and musicians have always pursued the highest quality recording with the technology that’s available to them. When CDs came out, they offered high quality digital sound and portability, but were limited to how much they could hold by their physical size. In contrast, the MP3s made music transfer and sharing easier than ever, but the files needed to be compressed due to storage and bandwidth limitations — leading to a significant loss in sound quality.
With the growth of High-Res Audio technology, we’ve now come full circle. By enabling digital loss-less capture of original analog audio sources, it’s now possible to listen to performances exactly as the artist intended. Add in the decreasing cost of storage media, plus faster internet speeds and our ability to have music in its purest form wherever we go has never been greater.
HD Audio music downloads sound tremendously better than MP3s or even CDS. With an HD Audio download you are in the recording studio with your favorite artist!
Advanced Specifications
High-Res Audio, which is typically referred to as “96kHz/24bit” or something higher, is made by digitally sampling an original analog audio source. The number of times at which sampling is performed (in one-second increments) is called the sampling frequency, which is expressed in hertz or “Hz”. Digitizing refers to the audio process where the sampled signal is converted (or quantized) into binary digits, consisting of 1’s and 0’s, and expressed as “bits”. The higher the number of bits, the closer the sample is to the original source. CDs are standardized at 44.1kHz/16bit, but there is no single standard for High-Resolution Audio.
An alternative way of digitizing an analog source is a method called DSD or FLAC, which captures sound information as a sequence of single bit values with an extremely high sampling rate of either 2.8MHz or 5.6MHz. This is approximately 64 or 128 times the sampling rate of CD audio. For some engineers, DSD or FLAC is the closest a digital file sample can get to an original analog source.
It is important for you to understand the limitations of the system you are listening on. If for instance you are operating a computer/device that plays back in 16Bits, then listening to the 24Bit stream is meaningless as your computer/device is downsampling them to 16. Also, make sure that you have the FLAC codec installed in your system or you cannot listen to it, We recommend downloading VLC.
It is important for you to understand the limitations of the system you are listening on. If for instance you are operating a computer/device that plays back in 16Bits, then listening to the 24Bit stream is meaningless as your computer/device is downsampling them to 16. Also, make sure that you have the FLAC codec installed in your system or you cannot listen to it, We recommend downloading VLC.
Atlanta, Second Stop (June 29, 1973 ES)
CD Info: MxF label release with new volume dedicated to Elvis’ 1973 June Tour. This CD is entitled Atlanta, Second Stop, featuring the Omni Coliseum June 29, 1973 8.30 PM Show.
The June Tour represent the second and last tour of the year, Elvis on tour means Elvis at the top of his possibilities. In the Omni coliseum Elvis performed five shows in the single the tour. The show here presented is the second one…The begin of the 1973 presents an Elvis still at the top, no more a rocking singer, He deliveries with enthusiasm the classic repertoire post-1972.
The show is unreleased and complete, here we present the show directly from a first generation copy of a privately-recorded 60-minute cassette. The sound is very good really impressive without doubt one of the best audience recording coming from the specific June tour. We are very proud to give you the opportunity listening with pleasure this solid show. Considering it was taped from the audience in a big hall the audio is incredibly good.. Elvis and overall the band is loud and clear, the sounds is very powerful in very good balanced mix the audience is never too intrusive giving instead the real feeling of the concert.
The recording good quality and the superb show give to Atlanta second stop the status of UNIQUE.
Tracklist:
As recorded live at Omny Coliseum, June 29, 1973 8.30 PM
01. See See Rider( missing first part) 02. I Got A Woman/Amen 03. Help Me Make It Through The Night 04. Steamroller Blues 05. You Gave Me A Mountain 06. Love Me 07. Blue Suede Shoes 08. Rock Medley 09. Teddy Bear/Don’t Be Cruel 10. I’m Leavin’ 11. How Great Thou Art 12. Hound Dog 13. Fever 14. Something 15. What Now My Love 16. Suspicious Minds 17. Band Introduction 18. I’ll Remember You 19. I Can’t Stop Loving You 20. An American Trilogy 21. A Big Hunk O’ Love 22. Can’t Help Falling In Love 23. Closing Vamp
Time: 60 min.
Friday, November 13, 2015
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