Come Away With Me [VINYL]

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The first thing to point out is that the box weighs a ton. It’s extremely heavy thanks to the 200gsm vinyl that all seven records have been pressed on ( Little Broken Hearts is 2xLP). To put that in some perspective, that’s weightier than each Beatles stereo vinyl LP (‘only’ 180gsm), and makes your average 1980’s vinyl feel like a flexi-disc. Now, 20 years later, Norah decided to release the Allaire version of the album. “It’s been a bit like time traveling to some alternate universe of the album that nobody ever heard,” she says. “When I approached Craig to tell him about it, he suggested we ask Tony Maserati to ‘balance’ the recordings. This brought my vocal to the front more and I can finally hear my little 22-year-old self trying new things and fitting into the music around me just fine. Re-visiting these sessions after listening to them only once in the last 20 years has been a lovely surprise. I’m so glad to finally re-unite with Craig and get a chance to finish what we started together. I learned a lot from him, and I always think of that time upstate as a sort of dreamy fantasy, and I still get that feeling when I listen to these recordings.” I assum that "analytical" feature of 20th anniversary could be the result that it may cut peak range on high and bottom. Processing file: [06. Norah Jones - Nightingale (Alternate Version – The Allaire Sessions).aucdtect] I've never been a fan of Norah Jones. Just a few months ago, I reluctantly obtained AP edition of this album. Before re-selling, I played the album and found SQ amazing. So kept it under my wings.

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years ago, on February 26, 2002, a hard-to-categorize album by an unknown 22-year-old singer, songwriter, and pianist was released with modest expectations. Released by the legendary jazz label Blue Note Records, it wasn’t a jazz album, nor did it resemble anything else on the pop landscape of 2002. But Come Away With Me, the debut album by Norah Jones, would go on to charm the world and introduce one of the greatest voices of our time. The album steadily grew into a global phenomenon, reaching #1 in 20 countries, selling nearly 30 million copies, and sweeping the 2003 GRAMMY Awards with eight wins including Album of the Year, Record of the Year, Song of the Year, and Best New Artist.Processing file: [08. Norah Jones - What Am I To You (Alternate Version – The Allaire Sessions).aucdtect] What we are talking about here is quality, with a capital ‘Q’ – examples that come to mind might include the cut of a Saville Row suit, the brilliance of a Tiffany diamond, or the craftsmanship of the burr walnut dash and hand-stitched leather trim in a Bentley motor car. There will also be single LP and single CD editions of the album and The Demos, First Sessions EP and the Allaire Sessions have all been mixed to Dolby Atmos, although there appears to be no physical edition, so this will be for streaming-only. FILE "06. Norah Jones - Something Is Calling You (First Sessions Outtake - Tabla Version).flac" WAVE NORAH JONES ANNOUNCES RECORD STORE DAY LP “PLAYING ALONG”& UPCOMING PODCAST GUESTS INCLUDING DAVE GROHL, THE NATIONAL & MORE

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When you start listening, when Norah begins to sing " Don't Know Why ", you are instantly surprised and charmed. I think that it is unnessery to re-present the album; you will be away.....somewhere............... It will be reissued as two multi-disc deluxe editions (3CD and 4LP vinyl) that offer the following content: We loved the small details. Even the outer protective transparent bags that each record comes in, have little perforated edges at the top with tears off easily allowing you to remove the record easily, without having to take a pair or scissors or scapel to it (see video below).Processing file: [12. Norah Jones - One Flight Down (Alternate Version – The Allaire Sessions).aucdtect] Distributed by Universal Music Enterprises, a Division of UMG Recordings, Inc. All rights reserved. B0037310-01. I appriciate the tonal balance of this release, perfect. The render is dynamic and open. No worries with the vinyl, it cames with no damages, no defects, just a bit of dust. A bit of surface noise when playing silent parts. A little distortion in her voice on " Turn Me On ", but this is present on the recording.

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Processing file: [02. Norah Jones - I've Got To See You Again (Alternate Version – The Allaire Sessions).aucdtect] Top value and the sound is very pleasant, clear and warm. It may not resolve as good or have quite the dynamics of the Analogue Productions 2 x 45RPM but it is much more affordable and no doubt, more forgiving on a modest turntable set up. Norah Jones’ 2002 debut album Come Away With Me is to be reissued for its 20th anniversary, in April.but it also depends on the taste. If you're a follower of KG remaster and cutting and appreciate maximum dynamics of recordings, AP is hard to beat.

Norah Jones — Come Away with Me (Super Deluxe Edition) Norah Jones — Come Away with Me (Super Deluxe Edition)

IMHO, AP edition offers richer sounds in every aspect. Especially the tone of Norah Jones is more lively. When the vocal goes on highligjt, it's clear that her voices just come right in front of you on AP and her voice may even reach on your hearts. it's deeper with a texture. anniversary edition sounds great. especially considering the price. As one youtuber described it is more "analytical" and at the same time it is more relaxed.As someone else mentioned, I also prefer how intimate the RSD live at Allaire Studios sound but either way I’m very pleased with this one. Sonic Quality is superb, perhaps slightly in favour of the vocals. The sound stage and stereo quality is superb, fantastic album. In a world of increasing disposability, cut-price bargains, and cheap imports, it’s reassuring when you find people (and organisations) that specialise in doing things properly. Getting it right. Attending to those tiresome details that others don’t have the time or inclination for. Featuring – Adam Levy, Adam Rogers (2), Bill Frisell, Brian Blade, Dan Rieser, Jenny Scheinman, Jesse Harris, Kenny Wollesen, Kevin Breit, Lee Alexander, Rob Burger, Sam Yahel, Tony Scherr