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![Jesus Jones - Doubt (1991, EMI Electrola # 064-7 95715 1) {Vinyl 16bit/44.1kHz} [RE-UP]](https://pixhost.icu/avaxhome/54/49/00374954_medium.jpeg)
"Jesus Jones' best album, Doubt, benefits greatly from Mike Edwards' improved songwriting, as well as a better idea of how to effectively fuse guitar-rock with samples and dance-club beats that hint at techno. (…) Easily the high point of the band's career." ~allmusicguide
![Mark Knopfler - Tracker Tour. Live In Seville, Spain (July 26, 2015) [Official Digital Download]](https://pixhost.icu/avaxhome/51/1c/00361c51_medium.jpeg)
![Mark Knopfler - Tracker Tour. Live In Rome, Italy (July 21, 2015) [Official Digital Download]](https://pixhost.icu/avaxhome/f2/a5/0035a5f2_medium.jpeg)
"…This is what might be called big band Mozart, with none of the modern early music refinements coming into play as in the cycles of Pinnock or Hogwood. This is Mozart on modern instruments in a large-sized orchestra – not just 40 musicians like some so-called “authentic” recordings. On the other hand, Klemperer has a different approach to this music that he obviously adored and was fully familiar with. While cycles by Mackerras, Bohm, Karajan, Bruno Walter and others may compete in some ways, Klemperer’s efforts stand up amazingly well now that one can hear details in the recordings which were never exposed before except in the mastering studio." ~audiophile-audition