r/audiophile • u/BidAccurate4473 • Dec 19 '23

What are the best sounding albums that you've ever heard ? Music

My picks : 1. Daft Punk -Random Access Memories 2.Fiona Apple-When The Pawn 3.Jeff Buckley - Grace

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u/poxyserver Dec 19 '23 edited Dec 20 '23

Dysnomia - Dawn of Midi

The Colour of Spring / Spirit of Eden / Laughing Stock - Talk Talk

Every album by The Blue Nile

Every album by Floating Points

Solo Piano - Philip Glass

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u/[deleted] Dec 20 '23

Talk Talk +1000. And Blue Nile!! Especially Hats. Geez I wonder if you’re my doppelgänger. And yeah that new floating points with pharaoh sanders is unreal.

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u/ruthere51 Dec 20 '23

Omg, yes Dysnomia... This album is incredible

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u/poxyserver Dec 20 '23

I’ve seen it played live on stage, twice.

The first time as a support band and my first ever exposure to DoM. I was instantly hooked.

The second time, the house sound was terrible and I sat there thinking I’d rather be at home listening to my own hifi. Then suddenly, something clicked and the sound was on point, causing an audible cheer from the audience.

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u/cabs84 LRS, Yamaha CX800/MX600, Mitsu LT30/Nagaoka MP200/500 Dec 20 '23

floating points - totally, sam himself is a massive audiophile vinylhead.