Mahavishnu Orchestra - Visions of the Emerald Beyond. CBS. 1975 |
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Weather Report - Mr. Gone. ARC/Columbia 1980 |
Ahmad Jamal - Crystal. Atlantic 1987 |
Weather Report - Mr Gone. ARC/Columbia reissue 1980, originally 1978 |
Just listened to Nightfly yesterday (or Saturday) I believe. What a great album. Toe tappin music all the way through. |
Ormandy conducts Ives - Symphony #1 & Three Places in New England. Philadelphia Orchestra. Columbia 1968 |
I should really get to bed, but having one of those nights when my system simply sounds extraordinarily kick ass tonight. Great soundstage width, depth, imaging out the yin yang. Why the heck does that happen at times? Can’t figger it out....so, another spin....
Maazel conducts Bizet - L’Arlesienne Suites 1&2, Jeux D’Enfants. The Cleveland Orchestra. London/DECCA 1980 |
;-) must be it tomic. Need a planetary alignment pause button. |
@slaw Every song ends up in a (jam). Love it!!! It’s awful hard to beat a Neil with Crazy Horse live jam. |
@tomic601 5.) tired = open mind, less distracted by events of the day...
This was the first thing I thought of after a very long day. Other things can indeed come into play, I have no doubt, but I bet many times this happens it is simply a better state of mind to listen, or perhaps, just let your system do what it does without over analyzing everything. I’m very guilty of that ;-) |
Szell conducts Mozart - Serenade No 9, K 320 “Posthorn” & Exsultate, Jubilate, K 165. The Cleveland Orchestra w/Judith Raskin. CBS Masterworks. 1984 (reissue).
very nice recording/vinyl. |
Szell conducts Hindemith - Symphonic Metamorphosis Of Themes By Carl Maria Von Weber, & Janacek - Sinfonietta For Orchestra, Op. 60. The Cleveland Orchestra. Columbia. Per the label, I’m guessing an early 70’s pressing. Originally released in 1968. |
Karajan conducts Brahms - Symphony #1. Berlin Philharmonic. Deutsch Grammophon. 1974
Box Set of Brahms 4 symphonies
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Neil Young - Harvest. Reprise 1972 |
Jerry Garcia - Reflections. Round Records 1976 |
Grateful Dead - Aoxomoxoa. Warner Bros. Reissue/Remix 1971 (origional release 1969). |
John Mayall - Back to the Roots, 2 LP set. Polydor 1971 |
Grateful Dead from the Mars Hotel. Grateful Dead Records 1974 |
The Incredible String Band - The Big Huge. Elektra 1969 |
Fairport Convention - Unhalfbricking. A&M 1973 |
Good evening slaw, nice to listen to some vinyl this evening....I’m sure we all feel the same. |
Leo Kottke - Ice Water. Columbia 1974 |
George Harrison - Dark Horse. Apple 🍏 1974 |
Chet Baker Trio - Mr B. Timeless Records 1984 |
Hey brother, I actually have many classical lps here, just don’t have an idea of their value.
Would you mind if I send you a few titles via PM? @slaw if that was directed at me, sure, no problem. |
@slaw Here is just one...
Opening Night at the Met (LM 6171)
RCA Red Seal Desirable? No, doesn’t look like it. Even in mint condition those are selling between $5-$10 for a 3 recorded set. Not rated highly either. But, that’s subjective, but could be it was a poor recording or pressing as much as anything else. I’m not a huge opera fan, have some, and enjoy it....at times, but not something I have heard or have in my collection. The problem with collections like that is that they are individual performances, and not the whole/complete opera. Most, as I, prefer the whole symphony, or opera, composition, etc. |
Karajan conducts Brahms - Symphony #2. Berlin Philharmonic. Deutsch Grammophon. 1974
Box Set of Brahms 4 symphonies
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Boulez conducts Schoenberg - Serenade Op 24. Domaine Musical Ensemble. Everest, recorded 1961. Unknown release date, but looks to be in the 60’s or 70’s.
very nice recording/engineering/mastering. |
@slaw
In mint condition, maybe $15-$20.
highly rated though. That is a set I know would interest me.
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Szell conducts Dvorak - Symphony #9. The Cleveland Orchestra. Columbia 1970 |
@spiritofradio The Charles Lloyd Quartet
Love-In Have the original pressing. After reading your post, would like to hear the remaster. I guess I should check it out on Tidal if it’s in their collection.....but....well....that’s digital. |
First up, and the only non-classical of my 36 LP haul today....
The Allman Brothers Band - The Allman Brothers Band At Fillmore East. Capricorn reissue 1974. Double LP |
@tomic601 BK - leave room in da hole ( haul ) for da Wabbit lol, I’m deep in there, it’s dark, and can’t see the edges, so have no idea how much room I’s got down here. |
Flamin’ Groovies - Now. Sire 1978. Produced by Dave Edmunds. |
Joy of Cooking - Closer to the Ground. Capitol 1971 |
The Apple Pie Motherhood Band (self titled), Atlantic 1968
....breaking out some of my more obscure LP’s.
Have not played this in probably 35+ years. Not bad really..... |
@slaw I did a double take...thought you wrote Mom's Apple Pie. Familiar with that one? I’m not, but should, as they are an Ohio band. |
Mickey Hart - Rolling Thunder. WB 1972 |
Robert Hunter - Tiger Rose. Round Records 1975 |
The Modern Lovers - (self titled). Beserkley reissue 1978. Originally released 1976. Mostly written in 1972/3. Mostly produced by John Cale.
Just an incredible album. Legendary. Jonathan was a way ahead of his time. The first time I heard this, Probably 1977 in my college dorm, I was dumb struck, and opened the door of exploring many new bands emerging at the time.
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Grateful Dead - Wake of the Flood. Grateful Dead Records 1973 |
Peter Gabriel - Peter Gabriel. Atlantic 1978 |
Neil Young - Neil Young. Reprise 1970 |
Neil Young w/Crazy Horse - Everybody Knows this is Nowhere. Reprise, originally released 1969, reissue, date unknown but probably early 70’s. |
Lots of football over the last couple days for this Ohio boy.....but finally getting the SOTA cranked up....
Charles Dutoit Conducts Ravel - Ma Mère l'Oy, Le Tombeau De Couperin, and Valses Nobles Et Sentimentales. L'Orchestre Symphonique De Montreal. London 1984
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Todd Rundgren - Something Anything. Rhino/Bearsville. Originally released 1972. Reissue 1987. |
Szell conducts Beethoven - The four Leonore’s & Fidelio Overtures. The Cleveland Orchestra. Columbia 1967 |
Heifetz - Brahms violin concerto in D, Op 77. Reiner conducting the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. 1963 |
Aeolian String Quartet plays Haydn - Haydn String Quartets Volume Eight, Op.3 - Seven Last Words. London, Treasury Series. 1979. 3 LP box set.
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