MUCD 002 · 2002
Jazz From The Fourth Floor
Various Artists
Recorded live to DAT. No edits. No overdubs.
Edition
Edition of 2000
Price
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Status
● ARCHIVE
- Format
- Compact Disc
- Genre
- Jazz
- Tape
- Compact Disc
- Edition
- 2000 COPIES
- Pressing
- Massive Music
Tracklist
Jazz From The Fourth Floor
MUCD 002Tracks
- Jan Lundgren Trio – People4'33Jule Styne
- Bernt Rosengren Octet – Så Länge Skutan Kan Gå4'20Evert Taube
- Magnus Lindgren Group – Desert Room10'33Magnus Lindgren
- Jonas Kullhammar Quartet – Snake City West7'25Jonas Kullhammar
- Magnus Lindgren Group – Paradise Open7'43Magnus Lindgren
- The Ronnie Gardiner Septet – In Walked Horace6'05J. J. Johnson
- Jan Allan And Jan Strinnholm – For Daniel4'24Jan Strinnholm
- Sweet Jazz Trio – Ask Me Now6'34Thelonius Monk
- Fredrik Norén Band – Walkin'7'00R. Carpenter
- Jan Lundgren – Prelude To A Kiss4'24Duke Ellington
Session Details
- Producer
- Eric Palmcrantz, Torbjörn Svensson
- Recording Engineer
- Gert Palmcrantz
- Mastered By
- Henrik Jonsson
- Artwork
- Micke
- Recorded
- 2001
- Studio
- Live at NK department store, 4th floor
- Microphones
- Didrik De Geer No 3 & 4 (track 3 additional Sennheiser 421)
- Phonographic Copyright
- Massive Music
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Every step is analogue. The performance is captured live to 1/4" tape with no multitrack, no digital conversion at any point in the chain. The tape is played back, cut to lacquer on a mastering lathe, and pressed to vinyl. Nothing is digitised, quantised, or restored between the microphone and the groove — what you hear in your room is the same signal the room contained.02Why Pallas pressing and 180 g vinyl?
Pallas in Diepholz, Germany is one of a handful of plants where the operators still measure and reject records the way a bindery rejects a bad book. 180 g gives the groove more depth to work with — quieter surfaces, better tracking, and a stiffness that resists warp over decades. It is not a luxury spec; it is what allows the mastering to survive the trip from lathe to your stylus.03Where do you ship, and how much does shipping cost?
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