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The Last Word on Fidelity

<I>Last October, in Vol.11 No.10, </I>Stereophile<I>'s Founder and Chief Tester <A HREF="http://www.stereophile.com/interviews/66">J. Gordon Holt</A> stated, in his acerbic editorial "<A HREF="http://www.stereophile.com/asweseeit/111">The Acoustical Standard</A>," that, in his opinion, only recordings for which there is an original acoustic reference&mdash;</I>ie<I>, typically those of classical music&mdash;should be used to evaluate hi-fi components. And that in the absence of a consensus over such a policy, high-end component manufacturers were losing their way over what does and does not represent good sound quality.</I>

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Kissing On Magazine Photos

In the middle of my salsa and <i>son</i> craze, Iron & Wine's <i>The Shepherd's Dog</i> has come as a surprise. It got me wondering what other albums I might've missed along the way. Lots, I'm sure. If I end up with some spare cash after the holidays, I think I'll take some time to revisit my indie-pop/folk fascination, starting with the following:

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