Live at Nocturne II

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Category: Music

Tom Amend’s <I> Live at Nocturne II</i> is the second live recording Octave has made at this legendary jazz nightclub in Denver, CO and Tom's sophomore album on the label. The stage, room and acoustics are perfectly designed for jazz and Tom’s trio is captured in the room beautifully in DSD256 on the Pyramix workstation. With a blend of original music by Tom Amend and standards by Carla Bley and Chick Corea, this live jazz album is one to play on repeat.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Abigail ★★★★★ Oct 13, 2026

The room noise on this one is perfect — you can hear glasses clinking between tunes, and it makes the whole thing feel like you're sitting three tables back. Second live record from that Denver club and honestly it's the better of the two.

Hazel A. ★★★★★ Sep 15, 2026

Tom Amend's playing on this second live set feels looser and more adventurous than the first one, especially on the longer cuts where he really stretches out. You can tell the crowd at that Denver club was locked in, and it comes through in the energy of the performance.

Brian T. ★★★★★ Sep 13, 2026

I've played this record three times since it arrived, and the room ambience on the ballads is what keeps pulling me back — you can hear glasses clinking between phrases. Having it captured live at that Denver club makes the whole thing feel like you're at a table up front.