The Dave Brubeck Quartet - Time Out vinyl review | Vinyl Rewind

[@VinylRewind]

Ah man, now I gotta find a copy of Mingus Ah Um. I hope you enjoy the early ones, you can really see how far we've come. Thanks again for watching

[@jammihyde7953]

My husband and I met at a Mad Men themed cocktail party. Thanks for the smile.

[@VinylRewind]

Ah man, that's awesome, thank you for sharing this

[@525Lines]

I love Take Five. I can see it used in a later Fantasia movie, as the music really suggests a story. And it is a great starter for anyone looking into Jazz.

[@VinylRewind]

Totally agree with you, thanks for watching

[@gcoudert]

I don't normally like jazz but I find this album truly outstanding. I have it on CD and am about to order the orange vinyl reissue.

[@alma6911]

Thank you for the invitation. I love jazz music and I absolutely love Dave Brubeck! My all time favourite is of course, Take Five.

[@VinylRewind]

thanks for watching!

[@quikspecv4d]

Is it weird to comment on a 7 year old video? Lol. I only got into vinyl records a few years ago and only seriously in the last year. I picked up this album a few months back because I heard the hype. I loved it so much I repurchased it in the 2xlp 45 rpm 200g format mentioned . It is one of the best sounding records I have heard. I believe it’s a must own even if your not really into jazz. Great vid.

[@bareknuckles2u]

Good for you for having an original stereo copy! Nice video. Thanks!

[@tobinmummert8374]

This is may all time favorite JAZZ album EVER!! I can NEVER get enough of it!!!!

[@davidgena2667]

Just bought the Quality Records 200 gram stereo vinyl version of the record from Analogue Productions and it sounds absolutely magnificent. Spotless reproduction and as smooth sounding as vinyl records can get. What a relaxing treat for the ears.

[@leafyleafyleaf]

Me too! It's a much better mastering than the CD or even stereo SACD (which I would not believed before I heard this vinyl mastering). Wish all my records sounded this good!

[@Overdozeofthedemoscene]

i listened it so many times in the last 20 years... but still not boring, definitely this my favorite album too.

[@jeffthrow6892]

An absolute masterpiece, one of my favorites for sure.......

[@nedd.8479]

I've never really listened to Dave Brubeck but Take Five is one of the best songs ever.

[@VinylRewind]

Thanks Shawn!

[@claudec2588]

I first heard "Take Five" when I was 8 years old. I loved it. I didn't know it was Jazz. I just loved the tune. It also helped that it was the theme music for a children's after school show I loved at 8 years old. :)

[@mikevieira8583]

If you haven't found/heard them, I recommend Brubeck's So, What's New? and Concord on a Summer Night. I'd love to hear what you think, some time. Concord is really close to my home. I've seen lots of shows there. Good memories.

[@2574mcu]

I wonder what master they used for the 45 rpm release. I heard his masters got destroyed in a fire back in 2008 along with a lot of other artists masters.

[@mperrotti76]

The Sax player is overblowing, so there are "ghost notes". It's wonderful!

[@jimmymelendez1836]

I know those two cuts of music and I didn't know there were from this album. I've always seen this record at a place called Disc Replay.

[@BeatStylist]

Really dug this EP.. Very nice tempo. Some nice Dave tidbits I never knew.. A great album indeed:)

[@gpuppy1234]

I found an original at a half price books. Cover was in decent shape but the vinyl was excellent. My goodness! This album sound amazing!

[@mikevieira8583]

I love my 5.1 SACD of this album, but it's awesome in stereo too.

[@MultiPalp]

I looove this song too!

[@dixielandfarm]

Anytime someone comes over and claims they hate jazz, I put this record on and it shuts them up, toot suite! I'd date that song too :) And what beautiful artwork... This and Mingus Ah Um are peas in a pod, to me (and probably due to the artwork being similar, both being '59 and Columbia)... I'm trying to hit the archive, Eric!

[@joestrickl]

Ramsey Lewis' Wade in the Water will also get 'em whistlin' a different tune right quick!

[@62M.St.]

A kool place to go for jazz lovers! Cheers, '62 Mathew St. (Total Retro Rock)

[@MrBfg586]

Just wanted to take the time to say thank you for introducing me to this LP along with Louis Prima The Wildest and many others. Also, I hope you've the chance to hear the 200-Gram, 45 RPM version of this LP it will knock you over and so will the price at 78 bucks. But damn the qua;ity of the packaging and pressing is REALLY nice.

[@VinylRewind]

+MrBfg586 Wow, that's really cool to hear, thank you for sharing. Yeah, $78 is steep but I can see justifying it if it's one of your favorite albums. I might just pick it up if I see it at my local shop

[@MrBfg586]

+Vinyl Rewind I saw it for $55 new on the Music Direct website.

[@VinylRewind]

that's a great price, thank you

[@juliettedemaso7588]

Take Five.. what a mood 🥰

[@shallowfields]

wow, really, thank you for this show, subscribed.

[@Howlinblind]

Great album I have a 59 pressing in near mint condition, a day after i got this found Miles Davis Kinda Blue

[@johns.9819]

great info you are so cool great dresser n good looking n kool album

[@bareknuckles2u]

I'm late to this party, but if anyone is interested, I highly recommend the Analog Productions version of this album if you love the album. It is pricey, but if you love the album like I do, you know you will listen to it for years and years to come (possibly decades). It truly sounds amazing, and you don't need a "super system" to hear those differences. I have decent system, and that's all you need. Cheers!

[@NoMoreMrNice]

Just ordered a copy!

[@dilsonsardajunior3924]

Great!!! Tks... greetings from Brazil!

[@VinylRewind]

Thank you for watching!

[@VinylRewind]

Ah, thank you for saying that, now I know

[@joebloggs4754]

i love vinyal geeks!

[@shred5]

Great album! Another review suggestion for some great old albums that you can find on vinyl (I suggested Frank Zappa's Hot Rats on another comment) would be some Miles Davis. Round About Midnight, Kind of Blue or Bitches Brew would all be good choices.

[@VinylRewind]

shred5 Awesome choices. Love Miles Davis and I really need to cover him. Thank you!

[@TheVinylCorner]

It's nice to see also your recent "awesome finds". Do-di-doo! Mikko / TheVinylCorner

[@farquell5782]

Nice review! How about some Bill Evans?

[@VinylRewind]

I think I have a couple of his albums laying around.

[@jommedejong4671]

I collect vinyl but I don't know how to see if it's a first pressing. Do you know how to check that?

[@VinylRewind]

+Jomme de Jong are you talking about this album specifically? Or in the general sense? Discogs.com is the best place to identify your particlar release for any given record.

[@jommedejong4671]

Vinyl Rewind Thanks for reacting :). I know about discogs but I can't find if my lp's are first pressing on the website.

[@VinylRewind]

+Jomme de Jong you have to look at your catalogue number, matrix number and even the markings on the inside of the trail off wax. Using that information, you can deduce the year it was pressed. Usually reissues (non-first pressings) will have a RE next to the title.

[@jommedejong4671]

Vinyl Rewind Thank you very much!!

[@gilespeterson6832]

I have the CD reissue. It's the only jazz album I have, and I don't think I'm buying another jazz album as of now.

[@alpester]

Kind Of Blue is also worth a listen. Both highly rewarding and accessible jazz albums

[@JazzKeyboardist1]

nice, I think dave started doing more block chord solos after his near fatal car crash,

[@JazzKeyboardist1]

another one of my favorites is Brubeck quartet live at Oberlin college 1953,, how high the moon

[@VinylRewind]

JazzKeyboardist1 I love How High The Moon. Now I gotta hear his take on it

[@stephenkater9621]

On reason i bought it was because you like it so much !!!

[@RINGOFE]

Very good! Thank you for sending me to subscribe

[@VinylRewind]

Thank you!

[@bpabustan]

I have the first ever reissue of this album with Take Five emphasized on the cover. I love this album so much that I almost don't play the vinyl that much. I would advise readers to stay away from the Columbia Jazz Masterpieces version. The digital remastering of the album made it sound thin and shrill. I am not aware of the double album version but even the 60s and 70s reissue is way better than the CJM issue. This along with John Coltrane's Giant Steps and Miles Davis' Kind of Blue are the most memorable jazz albums released within a year from each other. How about a review of the other two I mentioned?

[@VinylRewind]

oh really, good to know. I don't usually go for reissues unless original issues are way too much money. I added your votes for both of the albums you mentioned.

[@bpabustan]

Vinyl Rewind There are certain collectors who will shy away from reissues done in 2000 up as a lot of those reissues use WAV files instead of the original master tapes. That is why the latest reissues of Jimi Hendrix and the Beatles in Mono are highly recommended as there was no digital process in the remastering.

[@VinylRewind]

I understand, for me, it has more to do with if the pressing was sourced from a CD or not. BarakaPDub has a great video talking on the subject kzbin.info/www/bejne/lXuQgXqelrqLl80

[@bpabustan]

Vinyl Rewind hhhmmmm will check this out.....

[@bpabustan]

Ok I saw the video and I agree with the guy on so many occasions. While I still insist on all analogue mastering on vinyl, I cannot deny the fact that vinyl mastered from digital source can also yield very good results. The Beatles recent stereo reissues are very good. Even the Pantera studio box set on Rhino I heard were done well too. That is why in the 90s, many vinyl releases at the time were very incosistent as the art of using digital source for vinyl is still not developed.

[@chrisistasty1]

any other albums like this one youd recommend, considerin i love this album? :')

[@VinylRewind]

+chrisistasty1 tough call, I would say check out some of Dave's earlier releases, he had a trio and even octet at one point. Check out the 10" on the Fantasy label

[@eddiewillers1442]

I hear you're mad about Brubeck I like your eyes, I like him too

[@relcaldwell]

great album

[@subjectiveperspective1730]

I disagree that time signatures are not important to the listener. Once you can count out the beats you'll spot any time signature in any song. Essential for getting into it I reckon. Also, 6/8 is very common. Lots and lots of popular hits use it. Count out your 1,2,3 - 2,2,3 and repeat. I'd say close to 85% of popular songs are in 4/4. 6/8 taking second place, with 7/4 and 5/4 far behind.

[@michaelwilson9450]

I get where you're coming from. Chet Baker blew the doors off for me when I bought a compilation in 2015. Jazz is resistance without violence in a modern era of music gone stale., Your favorite jazz album can be a hipsters sword. Coolness over conformity people!

[@VinylRewind]

:D

[@비정한세상]

개같은 세상.. 피 맺히는 음악..dd