The Deadly Gentlemen at the Salina Schoolhouse
Here’s a tale of a schoolhouse, an acoustic group, and a pair of microphones. Steven Stone treks into the wilds of Colorado (Ok, it’s only two miles from his house) to make a field recording of an exciting new acoustic group that plays a unique kind of modern music.
HD Tracks Connects With Warner Music
HD Tracks just got a pretty good get for their library of music. Warner Music and HD Tracks are now partners in bringing audiophile music to the masses, which is great because Warner has a rather large and impressive library.
Festival Link – Downloads for Lovers of Live Music
If you are a user of HD Tracks, and a great many audiophiles are, you will most certainly appreciate another download site: Festival Link, which provides recordings of live music. Read more about the details of the service here.
The National Jukebox – Uncle Sam Gets a New Gig
The Library of Congress has always been about preserving our past. Now they are turning to preserving musical recordings from the past. And making them available through a cloud-based system. Pretty cool stuff.
What Ever Happened to the Audiophile? I know! I know! Pick Me! Pick Me!
Steven Stone responds to an article that wonders what happened to the audiophile. According to this rebuttal, that question is the wrong question to be asking when addressing modern audiophilia.
The Grammys
Most appreciators of an art have a love/hate relationship with the award show that honors that art. The Grammy’s and Steven Stone are no exception. Check out this commentary of the award show.
Apple Rumored To Be Launching a 24 Bit HD Music Product For iTunes
There is a new rumor circulating about the possibility of a massive improvement to Apple’s iTunes software, an improvement that would make so many audiophiles happy. But is it a valid or even possible rumor?