Nutti

Already one of my favorite Bonnie Prince albums. Listened through it twice and I'm stunned of the quality. Ofcourse, many other artists are involved in this too. These are covers. Many videos are available. Superwolves were already good, but this is... See full review

Well the band is great. The mixing is professional. Songs are okey. Kate's singing is a bit heavy. Kate sang so well on Beautiful Road - my favourite from her - but this is much different. The nuances are not there anymore. She's like a bird who's... See full review

It's a very compressed mix, which I don't like. Same with the Equinoxe Infinity. Spoils the music. I boosted +2db treble and cut below 20hz and it came out better, but not much. Embarrassing really that you have to do that. Aren't they supposed to be... See full review

It's unfortunate he took this direction twenty years ago, he started making electronica music, when he could have taken a melodic direction, with proper compositions, mixing analog sounds and digital in some innovative, original and beautiful way. But... See full review

I don't think there's any edition without noise and pops, because it's in the music itself. It was recorded that way. I too was disappointed but I cleaned the tracks digitally. It wasn't hard to do with a couple of audio plug-ins - one for analog... See full review

Definately better than the first album. Here's some solid effort. Sounds more professional yet it remains fresh. It isn't too serious or boring. The tracks are quite long which is good and connect well. Jogeir has done surprisingly good here. It's... See full review

The album "Michael" and "Xscape" really are quite good but still minor releases. Not as good as the old albums. Very nice for fans though. Which is understandable as Michael himself was not directing, producing or approving these. 4/5 for both albums.... See full review

You are correct. But you can still make it sound better. I have done that for dozens of albums! One trick is to cut everything below 20hz that will ease and clear the sound. Because all of the higher frequencies ride on top of low frequencies and the... See full review

Armin recycling all of the old songs again. It's done very well - but it's artificial, processed and pretentious. It's like a deluxe hamburger that you eat with some fine wine. Sorry but I do not want my music to be hamburgers. There's hardly any... See full review

I thought it was very good. I know it's a computer program doing all the music BUT they did create the program, the sounds, the rules together with Jarre. It is therefore a Jarre production / composition. It does not matter in the end how it was... See full review

This one is very good. Strong album. Bonnie's voice has changed for the better. Pleasantly surprised by this change. Every song is good. The sound is very nice and of studio quality. Breaths and flows well. Bonnie was a bit lost somewhere during last... See full review

One of the dumber decisions to cut this album down to just 12 tracks. Rather than split it needlessly between two CDs they should have put 16 tracks on it (and forget the rest). Now, I've made my own version with all the 19 tracks. Pretty good album... See full review

It's okey I guess but not the best of Joni DVDs. Still you want to have it if you're a fan. 4/5

Very nice concert DVD. There's Pat Metheny and his band. Jazz and Joni go well together. 5/5

Very good concert DVD. Great band as always. James was on fire those days. 5/5

Superb little concert where you see Joni Mitchell young and happy. It just blows your mind. Only seven tracks but it's worth it. 5/5

Very good album. Mysterious and sweet. Great music to drive around town early 2000's. It has it all spring, summer, fall and winter. Arrangement are interesting and the way he plays the guitar as if it was a rhythm instrument yet picking the melodies... See full review

I believe this album dropped from heaven. It's not from our Earth. Thank you James. 5/5

Very good like always the live albums and DVDs are from James. Top show. This brings something new to the old songs. 4/5

This album is great. All tracks are improvised without much of a plan. Although I do think some planning went into it before recording. I hear some familiar melody and chord fragments from other Masakatsu songs. But the recordings are very impromptu... See full review

Good album. Guitars, electronics, singing. Modern style. This sounds like a band. Has a lot of variation. Would benefit from a couple of more tracks. It's a bit random. 4-/5

It's a good record you can listen to it at BandCamp. I guess they didn't get a publisher for a physical CD. It's a really nice album don't miss it. There's also a couple of other tracks at SoundCloud. 4/5

Excellent collection of traditional Japanese hymns and jazzy piano / orchestra tracks. However, I feel that there are some tracks that don't fit the collection. There are two ambient tracks with nothing but noises. I feel it's supposed to be a mix of... See full review

Just as good as his first album. You should definately get it if you're into his music. Spyra is one of the best electronic / synthesizer artists in my opinion. The others don't maintain my attention but Spyra definately does stay fresh. His music... See full review