(Reggae/Jazz) Ernest Ranglin ‎- Memories Of Barber Mack. (Contemporary Jazz/Electronica) Byron The Aquarius ‎- Ambrosia. (Blues) Bobby Bland ‎- Reflections In Blue. (Electronica) Eurythmics ‎- Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This). (Soul/Funk) LeRoy Hutson ‎- Hutson. (Reggae) Morgan Heritage ‎- Live Another Rockaz Moment. (Classical/Techno) Jeff Mills ‎- Blue Potential (Live With Montpellier Philharmonic Orchestra). (Jazz/Funk) Herbie Hancock ‎- Head Hunters.(Funk/Soul) Aretha Franklin ‎- Spirit In The Dark. (Detroit Techno) Octave One - The Collective. (Deep House) Larry Heard - Love's Arrival.

Please listen to Pink Floyd "A Momentary Lapse Of Reason" and "Division Bell" these will put your faith back in them Top notch recordings

Please tell me why is it that classical music is so well recorded on CD yet rock & pop sounds generally disappointing?

You've made my day! So much great tunes I was not aware of. Managed to get most in Amazon HD and their Ultra HD formats. And ordered one on vinyl.

Some songs I can recommend: I'm Movin' On... John Kay, Crazy Life... Gino Vannelli, Baby, Please Make a Change... Tom Jones, Steam... Peter Gabriel, Traction in the Rain... David Crosby. All well recorded, some are quite old... the John Kay cut is from about 1973 and Tom Jones' cut is from Hugh Laurie's first album and Traction in the Rain is kinda old too.

I particularly appreciated Joan Osborne. Rich voice, heavy music. Thanks.

Just a couple of thoughts: you gallop through your collection, making comments like "good but not audiophile recording" but on greatest hits and 'best of' CDs surely quality varies according to different sources of the tracks? and you're covering material from the 1950's to the present day, not a level playing field. Then there's the issue of recordings being re-mixed for re-issue or simply for CD release. Remixes/remasters/re-issues are a minefield and perhaps too nerdy to get into, but picking two of your favourite CDs which I also have.... I notice a difference between (the same) tracks on original Sade Diamond Life and the Best of compilation..... and you rate the recording of Tori Amos Into the Pink very highly, I thought it was disappointing compared to the God remixes on CD. Mmmm - and thats what I call REAL REMIXES not just tweaking a few sliders and extending the play time.

For Bob Marley, i am more impressed by Babylon By Bus, the live recording is incredible.

Where is Seal kissed by a Rose...

I appreciate each to his own but the thing that struck me about your setup is that you are using bookshelf sized speakers that take up just as much room as floorstanders would, this seems to go against most peoples experience that speakers should be - the bigger the better - as a rule of thumb. I don't mean this in a goes louder way, larger speakers are often more subtle and better at imaging creating a more natural soundstage.

Thank you so much. Ernest Ranglin - what a revelation. Can't stop listening and have never heard before.

Thank you so much for this. I've been searching for suggestions like this for a really long time but today is the day I've finally found something useful. Please keep on doing more videos. Really thankful to you for this <3

Thank you.You've introduced me to a great number of fantastic musicians and music I didn't know.

Thanks for starting this. There’ll be some gems to discover. Here’s my contribution to add.

great music selection.tarun.lots of good.recommendations .i can recommend a great album for you Herbie Hancock dis is da drum .you will love it .great stuff .best Archie.😊😊😊

Hello there. I am enjoying the music suggestions from your collection. Some familiar, some new. It really adds to my appreciation of two channel listening. Thank you for your input on setup and other things audiophile. Keep up the good work!

Fantastic video, appreciate all the recommendations. This is what it's all about right, the great music that sounds great.

Eva Cassidy, I listen to her cd when setting up my q acoustic concept 20s with my icon audio 20pp , beautiful voice

Try Bela Fleck. Their Flight of the Cosmic Hippo album has some INCREDIBLE bass. In general I think it's really well recorded.

Your taste is as rich as your knowledge not just wide covering a good spectrum but truly deep. Great to see an Indian soul beneath such vast body of knowledge and it must be retained as it might not be entire depiction of you since you are a British Audiophile after all but then at least some part of it, keep it that way Tarun. Best wishes for your channel.