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Take Treshold’s title cut "Black Wall Blue" from the British Avantgarde/Noise Pop formation Hula with a dash of Jazz. This album is already 30 years old and no weather-worn shiny audiophile pearl but a somehow very honest production. It fascinates me not just with its experimental yet melodically accessible arrangements but also a very realistic cleanly elucidated venue in which vocals, sax, percussion, synths and bass arise.
If a hifi’s standards are up to it, this creates an astonishingly vital I’m-there-live vibe especially when one steps on the gas. Though I’ve heard this cut over wildly costlier speakers, I’ve never experienced this sensation as strongly as over the Kirsch. |
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