Author: Mark Smotroff
Mark Smotroff is a freelance writer and avid music collector who has worked for many years in marketing communications for the consumer electronics, pro audio and video games industries, serving clients including DTS, Sega, Sony, Sharp, AT&T and many others. www.smotroff.com Mark has written for EQ Magazine, Mix Magazine, Goldmine/DISCoveries Magazine, BigPictureBigSound.com, Sound+Vision Magazine, HomeTechTell.com and many others. He is also a musician / composer whose songs have been used in TV shows such as Smallville and Men In Trees as well as films and documentaries. www.ingdom.com Mark is currently rolling out a new musical he's written: www.dialthemusical.com.
January 22, 2013•
Audiophile Music
Mark Smotroff sets the Wayback machine to visit Frank Zappa in some of his finest live hours…
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January 15, 2013•
Audiophile Music
Mark Smotroff looks at a new vinyl of Phillip Glass' music that has a lot to offer... ...
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January 8, 2013•
Audiophile Music
Mark Smotroff takes a look at Nektar's latest release and finds it full of musical flavor....
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January 1, 2013•
Audiophile Music
Ever hear of The Project Trio? No? Well, Mark Smotroff gives you plenty of reasons to change that…
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December 25, 2012•
Audiophile Music
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Mark Smotroff compares the newest re-release of Hot Rats with the Rykodisc release. In this case, newer is better......
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November 6, 2012•
Audiophile Music
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For Mark Smotroff's first contribution to Audiophile Review, he looks at Neil Young's politically-charged and musically satisfying Blu Ray...
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November 6, 2012•
Audiophile Music
For Mark Smotroff’s first contribution to Audiophile Review, he looks at Neil Young’s politically-charged and musically satisfying Blu Ray disc.
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