I like both 'New' and 'Wichita' than, and that is a great analogy to Miles Davis. 'It's For You' , so beautiful- total agreement! Good stuff man!

uriah heep "demons and wizards" UHQR chad please!

The Village done by MSFL is $700>, some over $1,000. I’m glad Acoustic Sounds is taking on the pair of Bill Evans titles.

5k will vanish fast

Great announcement...got the email and also did a breaking news video..keep rockN Kenny

I recently bought Alice Cooper Welcome To My Nightmare and Phil Collins Face Value,Hello I Must Be Going. I pre ordered Genesis Trick of Tail,Foxtrot and Nursery Cryme .

I have a Nakamichi CR 2A cassette deck which I use occasionally.I own Nakamichi CA 5 pre amp and a Nakamichi PA 5 amp as well.

I have approximately 1,000 records and approximately 3,500 cds and a few 100 cassettes. I started my record collecting in the early 70's and amassed 600 records ,then transitioned to buying cds and amassed approximately 3,500 cds while I kept my records while transitioning to buying cds and at that time I sold my turntable. I recently bought a turntable after a 40 year absence and started buying records again. I mostly bought my records from a record store and on occasion bought from fb marketplace and online.

I certainly was glad to learn that our host is now in a position to get promotional records. I can only imagine what that means to a collector, and I am glad for him. It seems like not that long age his channel was just starting out. his unfailing good taste in music has befitted me, I am happy to say.

Sunday at the Village Vanguard : i have bought back in 2017 the MFSL One -Step, i don't think this UHQR will be better. BUT : i have sold the One-Step, because the 1984 OJC version is sooooo good, i don't miss the One_Step !!! OJC : mastered by Gary Hobish, (no George Horn) he signed his cuts by etching "GH" in the runouts (with the tie of the G becoming the crossbar of the H). !!!....so, you can save your money, and just buy those 80's OJC pressings 🙂

The Craft OJC's issued recently are fantastic on 33RPM so I am totally good on these titles. The SQ on these OJC's is amazing and the jackets were also given extra special treatment. Hard pass on the UHQRs!

I am not much of a jazz fan so will be giving these a miss but I am sure they will sell out fast . Looking forward to getting some more titles like the white stripes until then I will stick with Atlantic 75 titles 👍😁 keep up the good work Kenny 👍

I also pre-ordered today. These will be my first UHQRs.

About 1500, the majority was bought at thrift stores. I had bought them since 1979, starting with 7 45rpm records, but I had been buying them from dollar bins around 1988 to 1997. I started back buying them in 2000, especially around 2014, and on. I have sold so many in recent years, but I estimate that I have about 1500.

Understanding the vision of UHQR, there is no way these titles would ever be left out. I'm personally awaiting a Wayne Shorter, Lee Morgan, Chet Baker, etc..

You put smile on my face😊 Throughout your count down, I was saying "what? No love for Coltrane?" And there you go, your number one Love Supreme!, which happens to be my all time favorite.

Lets face it folks, UHQR is not for everyone.. But if you're not a fan of Mofi it's a good place to start for that level of quality.

I agree with the previous comments. Same few albums over and over. We all love that music but, as a long time collector, it’s obvious that Chad and all the rest of the remaster guys are missing a bunch of great music. For instance, the Atlantic jazz catalog - no MJQ, Jimmy Giufree or Art Farmer? Brubeck recorded many great albums for Columbia but Time Out, my first jazz album ever, is the only one that is ever paid attention to. Sad.

I already have the riverside set, and I’m happy with it.

Keep milking the same cow

I agree it's ridiculous to do the same releases over and over. Both titles were only done recently as all analogue OJC releases. People are tired of the same old releases and want something new.

Same Reissues over and over.

Looking forward to the comparisons! The Duke purple vs black and the Jazz at the Pawnshop comparisons in particular.

Hi Kenny. I am still catching up on my purchases from late May and June all because I started to revisit many albums I have in my collection. That Al DiMeeola release is going on my Elusive Disc wishlist. You are going to love Gaucho just as much as the other UHQR Steely Dan releases

Congrats for the free records. Liked your channel a lot so far, and I have to put it now in the „influencer category“ which is OK. To me, watching unboxing and record showing videos without an attached review of music and sound, and manufacturing quality is interchangeable and, for me, a waste of quality time. Looking forward to more value content like your past broadcasts.

dammit Kenny, anytime you do this monthly update i end up making an order :) peace mate!

I've listened to that particular Steely Dan album & it sounded amazing, so I know it's got to sound just superb on vinyl Steely Dan's song (Glamour profession) is one of my favorites. I did checkout the Wendy & Bonnie (Genesis) album & I like that kind of acoustic melody it has. It's an album that I've never heard of from that time period. If I had to update it with a modern type of album that had storytelling mixed with a moody acoustic vibe, it would be The Promise Ring 2000 album (Wood/Water). They were also teenagers when they made the album. Interestingly enough, the rest of the albums they made after their 2000 debut album (Wood/Water) looses it's acoustic flair. Enjoy👍 The Promise Ring songs (Wake up April) (Become One anything One time) (My life is at home).might jump out at you?

I checked out all 3 of your recommendations & the two that I liked were the Tania Maria album (Piquante) & Moacir Santos album (Opus 3). The free jazz album by Anthony Braxton, just like you said, had some good grooving bass to it. At times, it felt like the songs could be used for an experimental movie as theme music for different scenes. Spike Lee comes to mind.😊👍

You should see my turntable and cartridge collection.

Why don't you play some samples? I don't see any benefits for other collectors with channels like these. No offense. You're not the only one. Yoo Tyoob censorship sucks. That, I'm sure of.

What a neat guy you are, and thank you for talking about Gene Puerling and his arranging gifts. The Hi-Los and The Singers Unlimited is beyond words! VITAL, the Singers Unlimited really are!

Awesome! Thanks, Kenny! I learned something - I had never heard of Gary McFarland so I will check him out for sure! I’m super excited for the Cal Tjader OJC coming out later this year 😎

I would suggest Walter Smith III - TWIO and Theo Crocker - Sketches of Miles. Two excellent recordings.

This was one of the first jazz albums that I ever bought - I got both In a Silent Way and Sonny Sharrock's Ask the Ages new on cassette on the same day at Virgin Megastore back in late 1992 when I was 17. Then in 2001, I got the In a Silent Way box set when it came out. It's still one of my all time favourite records.

That Ellington LP is GREAT

Paisley windowpane- a brand of LSD.

Purple vs Black vinyl is the difference on the Ellington. Really eager to hear your thoughts on the difference (if any) in sound quality. I have an OG of Indigos in 33, and really have my eye on these 45s. Glad Impex sent them for you to review.

I t would be interesting to hear you make a comparison between the different versions of Jazz At The Pawnshop. By the way, I have the Swedish og of that vinylrecord on Proprius/Prophone from 1977 😊

Kenny, those look like some outstanding albums. Enjoy 😊

Kenny, You're the best. I just got my copy of Kenny Burrell - Guitar Forms, a verve reissue. top shelf pressing and packaging and the music is sublime. My favorite vinyl purchase so far this year . Keep up the great work and congrats on your recent small windfall, to put towards additional soundscaping. have a nice summer. Brez in Boston👍🏻

Why does my Sony X800 mk2 4K player play sacds through my Chord Qutest dac but my Denon SACD player won't? Terrific channel you have by the way 😊

I love the early PMG...Mark Egan is fantastic on "Jaco". Another early Metheny album with Jaco is the one with Paul Bley & Bruce Ditmas. Hard hitting, not so much easy as BSL.

I love lists like this. Every jazz listener has a different Top 10, but you have several here that I really like, such as Getz' Focus, Coltrane's A Love Supreme, The Koln Concert and Mingus Ah Um, so that gives me confidence I will find enjoyment in the recordings you included that I don't know, such as McCoy's Fly With the Wind and Pharaoh Sanders' Karma LP. Thank-you very much.

Kind of Blue....calling it, obvious, is the understatement of the century....LOL! I subscribed to your channel, brother.

of all the 10 you presented, which one sounds the best?

Saw PMG three times. One of my favorites!

great job - i will check out some of the ones I don't have!

Kenny, sorry if someone's already mentioned this - I've not read all comments. just FYI - "au lait" is French.. it basically sounds like "oh lay", and means "with milk".

Brother Kenny, Tania Maria is fantabulous, as you would say! I have 'Come with Me' from 1983 and 'Made in New York' from 1985, both amazing albums. She has a style all her own! Love Eliane Elias, a female piano player/singer and Azymuth, a fantastic Brazilian fusion band as well! Peace and love my brother!

I clicked in because I like this guy and appreciate the benefits I can gain from a collectors knowledge. But I also had some trepidations because I already have more records than I have time for, and this guy always brings it, strongly. what I feared , happened, now I want a Tania Maria record , that artist is so strong , even I have heard of her, but I never had any direction to avoid buying a dud. Free jazz is the inevitable progression of jazz as a product of being in the moment , and best heard without expectations, as if in a live club from where it came, responding to the audience , or in recorded form , another's musical statement. it is a performance art, unlike painting or sculpture , born of collaboration