Letectvi a Kosmonautika 1983 24

This is Mark Nauseef's 2nd longplayer, a trip from New Age to Free Jazz.

This record was created to demonstrate the sonic capabilities of the Compact Disc. Because of its extreme dynamic range, bandwidth, and clarity, this material is ideal for testing and evaluating audio systems. The selections of this disc offer the listener extraordinary examples of digital recording (jet plane takeoffs and landings, the Pacific ocean, pastoral settings, a helicopter landing, the human voice, trombones, the harpsichord, conga drums, and unusual instruments), digital processing (sounds spin through space, the male voice is transformed into growling lions, a trombone choir floats in a cathedral), and digital synthesis in its most advanced state (synthesized birds, gongs, percussion, bells, voices, plucked strings, imaginary creatures). The disc also includes an extensive test section that can aid in the fine tuning of audio systems. The sounds on this recording can be accurately reproduced only in the digital domain, therefore no analog recordings of this material will be available.

This record was created to demonstrate the sonic capabilities of the Compact Disc. Because of its extreme dynamic range, bandwidth, and clarity, this material is ideal for testing and evaluating audio systems. The selections of this disc offer the listener extraordinary examples of digital recording (jet plane takeoffs and landings, the Pacific ocean, pastoral settings, a helicopter landing, the human voice, trombones, the harpsichord, conga drums, and unusual instruments), digital processing (sounds spin through space, the male voice is transformed into growling lions, a trombone choir floats in a cathedral), and digital synthesis in its most advanced state (synthesized birds, gongs, percussion, bells, voices, plucked strings, imaginary creatures). The disc also includes an extensive test section that can aid in the fine tuning of audio systems. The sounds on this recording can be accurately reproduced only in the digital domain, therefore no analog recordings of this material will be available.

Recorded in 1983 at Prince's Kiowa Trail home studio in Chanhassen, MN & engineered by Don Batts, Piano & A Microphone 1983 is a nine track, 35-minute album features a previously unreleased home studio cassette recording of Prince at his piano. The Deluxe CD+LP format will include a 12" booklet featuring brand new liner notes written by Prince's then engineer Don Batts, as well as candid shots of Prince including never before seen images. The private rehearsal provides a rare, intimate glimpse into Prince s creative process as he worked through songs which include 17 Days and Purple Rain (neither of which would be released until 1984), a cover of Joni Mitchell's A Case Of You, Strange Relationship (not released until 1987 on his critically acclaimed Sign O' The Times album), and International Lover.

What A Feelin' is the 1983 debut album by American singer and actress Irene Cara. This is taken from the Japanese CD released in 1985 by CBS/Sony.