封面女郎跳的Jaleo舞蹈是源自于佛朗明哥界 一种特殊曲调，代表表演到最激昂时，歌者、吉他手与舞者的鼓掌弹指声，以及观众的呐喊交错，澎湃互动，到了是最激昂、最狂热的境界。
如同佛朗明哥柔中带刚的艺术理念，TAS2004今年特以温柔感性为骨，力量奔放为体的严苛标准，挑选出16首力与美的极致美声，直击多国人气歌手，囊括爵士、探戈、歌剧等各种乐曲类型的金赏之选，呈现16首多层次的音乐曲风，时而温暖，时而激昂，如澎湃激昂的佛朗明哥般，探触我们情感最深处。
此次专辑中收录知名爵士声乐家威拉怀特(Willad White)向40年代爵士艺人保罗威比森(Paul Robeson)献唱之曲【爱情小调】(Eriskay Love Lilt)；王家卫《2046》电影最佳配乐－歌剧女神卡拉丝(Maria Callas)版的【诺玛】（Bellini - Norma, 1953年珍贵历史录音）；三菱幸福房车广告配乐－萝冰（Robin Spielberg)的【承诺】（The Promise）；天才琴魔帕格尼尼的浪漫琴作，与老虎鱼旗下第一男歌手亚伦泰勒（Allan Taylor）的【梦想的旅店】（Hotels & Dreamers）和大卫罗斯（David Roth）的John and Jose等十六首不同风格的超值钜作，保证让所有乐迷2004年不留遗憾，一次听过瘾。
为了呈现更完美的录音品质，极光唱片更是不惜砸下重金，远赴德国，力邀国际知名发烧大厂Stockfisch老虎鱼为此专辑录音监制，坚持不放过每个细节的极光，如此绝对，只为了呈现最好的音乐，献给亲爱的音乐偏执狂。

Fim 推出的每一张录音定必珍而藏之，最近在Leo主编的杂志为文缴赞他们的新结他天碟 《Flamenco Passion》之时，猛然发现之前所推出的一张《Oh！That Cello》还未欣赏过半点，更甚连包装袋也未拆，细心聆听一遍，在惊叹音效靓绝之馀，也怪自己差点走了宝。本碟在著名的Skywalker Sound录制，于是急急赶到好友家中，以近期的喇叭新贵 TAD的 TSM 300喇叭，由头再试听一次（皆因 Skywalker 的录音室正是采用TSM300作监听）。啊！这个录音认真不得了，若我硬要把本碟的每一个发烧元素详细论述的话，恐怕写一千字也不够，但当然不能以‘天碟’二字作草草收笔。
全碟十一首轻松小品相信是 Fim 的脑马先生的细意挑选，连《夜来香》也纳入其中，可说是中西经黄荟萃了，对我们来说大部份曲目也非常熟悉，但马兄仍请来看青作曲家Tim Jamis为每首歌重新编曲，令在家有耳目一新的感觉。
本碟依旧由马兄的老拍档兼著名录音师 Paul Stubblebine 亲自泡制。然后再把母带交到日本的JVC 总部，以XRCD2重新处理，结果大提琴的音色与结像靓到无懈可击，就连伴奏的乐器如笛子、双簧管、钢琴、小提琴及敲击乐器也有真实无论的音色和质感，同类录音达如此音效的百中无一。
《Oh！That Cello》是有"一听钟情"(FIM)掌门人马濬先生亲自监制的一张抒情爵士，由美国著名大提琴手TeresaPerez执弓，著名录音师Paul Stubblebin在"SkyWalker"天行者录音室一手炮制(正是这间录音室制作了获奥斯卡最佳音响奖的《星球大战》及《泰坦尼克号》电影声轨)，音质几近无暇。
专辑包含的曲目更是纵横百年，横跨东西，贝多芬第六交响曲、拉克曼尼诺夫的帕格尼尼钢琴独想曲、萧邦钢琴夜曲，甚至是风行30年代上海的《夜来香》也包含其中，实是一张不可多得的大提琴经典之作。

Original soundtrack for Japanese animated feature. The music is performed by Seatbelts and featuring Keyboards, synthesizer manipulate, drums, bass, guitar percussion, voices, saxophone, trombone, flute and tuba. 17 tracks.

Triplicate, is the new three disc studio album from Bob Dylan. The collection features 30 brand-new recordings of classic American tunes and marking the first triple-length set of the artist's illustrious career. With each disc individually titled and presented in a thematically-arranged 10-song sequence, Triplicate showcases Dylan's unique and much-lauded talents as a vocalist, arranger and bandleader on 30 compositions by some of music's most lauded and influential songwriters. The Jack Frost-produced album is the 38th studio set from Bob Dylan and marks the first new music from the artist since Fallen Angels, which was released in early 2016.
For Triplicate, Dylan assembled his touring band in Hollywood's Capitol studios to record hand-chosen songs from an array of American songwriters such as Charles Strouse and Lee Adams ("Once Upon A Time"), Harold Arlen and Ted Koehler ("Stormy Weather"), Harold Hupfield ("As Time Goes By") and Cy Coleman and Carolyn Leigh ("The Best Is Yet To Come"). The titles of the individual discs are 'Til The Sun Goes Down, Devil Dolls and Comin' Home Late. According to Bob Dylan, "I am finding these great songs to be a tremendous source of inspiration that has led me to one of my most satisfying periods in the studio. I've hit upon new ways to uncover and interpret these songs that are right in line with the best recordings of my own songs, and my band and I really seemed to hit our stride on every level with Triplicate."
Dylan's two previous album of classic American songs, 2016's Fallen Angels and 2015's Shadows in the Night, were both worldwide hits and garnered Grammy Award nominations in the category of Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album. Both albums received worldwide critical acclaim, with Randy Lewis writing of Fallen Angels in The Los Angeles Times, "[Dylan] immediately liberates songs from the big band/big orchestra world from which they emerged, and in which they are most frequently revisited…. [He] reaches to the blues at the core of many of these songs. Thus, they elicit the ache of romantic yearning and loss that often gets subsumed by swelling orchestral forces, background choirs or by singers who are more focused on crafting elegant vocals than finding emotional resonance." The Telegraph's Neil McCormick awarded Shadows in the Night five out of five stars and described the work as "spooky, bittersweet, mesmerizingly moving [with] the best singing from Dylan in 25 years." Jon Pareles wrote of that album in the New York Times, "Mr. Dylan presents yet another changed voice…a subdued, sustained tone….Shadows in the Night maintains its singular mood: lovesick, haunted, suspended between an inconsolable present and all the regrets of the past."
Bob Dylan has sold more than 125 million records around the world.