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Album Stack
Here's the top of the Mix Jedi album stack. These are the albums recommended by our curators. Feel free to listen along with us.
Octet and Originals by Antonio Adolfo (2022)
Late Night Brazilian Instrumentals with a Taste of Jazz and Bacharach. This sweet release showcases his own music. There’s a large dose of bossa and jazz here, but there are also nods in the direction of Burt Bacharach, hip 1960s movie soundtracks, and "quiet storm" funk.
jazz | latin (TG) added Nov 17, 2025
Prokofiev: Romeo and Juliet, Op.64 (excerpts) - Masur/Gewandhausorchester (1988)
This often-performed excerpted collection from Prokofiev's Romeo & Juliet 3-part suites transforms the original's marathon into a coherent masterpiece with tremendous flow and orchestral scoring, at a very listenable length. Masur's rendering and the Phillips recording are a delight.
classical (BL) added Nov 17, 2025
Bruckner: Symphony No. 9 in D Minor, WAB 109 - Pittsburg/Honeck (2019)
This symphony, unfinished at his death, features a rich tapestry of sound with profound themes of life and spirituality. Its unique structure includes only three movements, emphasizing emotional depth. The Scherzo is one of the most emotional and dynamic movements in the symphonic canon.
classical (ACE) added Nov 17, 2025
Leftoverture by Kansas (1976)
In Leftoverture, Kansas produced one of the most listenable and fun prog-rock albums of the era. It may or may not be concept-based, but it is definitely philosophical, inspired, and spiritual in a new-age lefty kind of way. All-in-all, it is a fine collection of songs with more universal themes than traditional rock and roll typically offers, delivered with real musicianship and stellar production.
rock | pop (BL,BEA) added Nov 08, 2025
Pärt: Tabula rasa - Bournemouth (2010)
A haunting, hypnotic double violin concerto that oscillates between fragile stillness and intense musical dialogue, embodying the raw vulnerability of a blank slate. It reflects on emptiness, potential, and the delicate balance between structure and spontaneity. The violins interact like two voices seeking understanding, creating a musical experience that is both intellectually rigorous and emotionally profound.
classical (ACE) added Nov 08, 2025
Rubber Soul by The Beatles (1965)
This is the beginning of the Beatles' serious studio adventuring, which brings with it more nuanced arrangements, trickier narrative entanglements, and trippier vocal harmonies. Above all, Rubber Soul is straight-up craft from a group of people who are at peak power but aren't interested in reinventing the wheel.
rock | pop (CL,BL,TM) added Nov 08, 2025
Hotel California by The Eagles (1976)
Part of a long line of albums about the perils and perks of rock stardom, this is the band's comment on American decadence. It offers a confluence of muscular music and acidic lyrics that are unlike anything else the Eagles had done to that point; definitely the Eagles überstatement.
rock | country (TM,BEA) added Oct 30, 2025
Nebraska by Bruce Springsteen (1982)
One-way transmissions from a distant, lonely place. The signals that come through on Nebraska crackle with electricity; sometimes it’s just a hum, and sometimes it seems like a circuit is going to explode. Recorded on a Tascam Portastudio, thus allowing him to capture his songwriting during his peak in creativity, and to deliver these songs in an uniquely intimate way.
rock | folk | singer-songwriter (BL,BEA) added Oct 26, 2025
Virtuoso by Joe Pass (1974)
Featuring interpretations of jazz standards, this is a landmark recording that revolutionized the way the guitar was played by simultaneously playing melody, bass lines, and solos, creating the impression of multiple guitars at once in a way that takes musicality to a new level.
jazz (CMA) added Oct 23, 2025
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