Beethoven
String Quartet in E Flat Major, Op. 127
Amadeus Quartet
DG 1970 Compilation (Germany)
From the big box. Excellent SQ. |
Stokowski Rhapsodies
Liszt • Enescu • Smetana
RCA Victor Symphony Orchestra
RCA/Classic Records 1961/2015 |
Pat Metheny Group
Offramp
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@big_greg+1 on Albert Collins
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Ordered Joan Shelley- Ginko on green vinyl.
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Pat Metheny
Bright Size Life
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@noromance
4 Crates! Nice. |
@slaw + 1 on Joan Shelley. You introduced me to her music and I’ll be forever grateful. |
@tomic601 say hey. Did you see/hear Warren Haynes on the latest Blackberry Smoke album? I think it’s call you hear Georgia. I’ve played it a couple three times and can recommend it.
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@j_husker, lucky find! Nice. Miles Ahead is my favorite MD record. I have a nice Sailboat Cover mono copy and it sounds terrific. I’m interested in hearing that 1987 Redux. Is it stereofied? Will be on the lookout for one. |
Bill Evans
Behind The Dikes:
The 1969 Netherlands Recordings
Elemental Music 2021 RSD
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Dave Mason
Eponymous
1974 Columbia
Featuring Tim Weisberg
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What is FFSS full frequency stereophonic sound? FFSS is the result of an entirely new and exclusive technique which offers the highest definition of sound ever achieved in recording. In addition to reproducing the sound of each musical instrument in its Full Frequency Range, FFSS also recreates these sounds in your room so that the sound of each instrument reaches your ears from the same direction as it would from its position in the concert hall. Benjamin Britten - Symphony For Cello and Orchestra, OP. 68 Haydn - Concerto in C For Cello and Orchestra The English Chamber Orchestra, Conducted by Benjamin Britten Mstislav Rostropovich, Cello London (ffrr!) 1964 Mono |
Glad you’re home @tomic601 . Take it easy Jim and heal up soon.
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Teskey Brothers
Half Mile Harvest
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The Great Kai & J.J.
With Bill Evans |
Kai Winding & J.J. Johnson
Israel
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Floating Points
Pharaoh Sanders
The London Symphony Orchestra
Promises
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Kempff, wow. Makes this sound so effortless. |
Deutsche Grammophon Gesellschaft
Ludwig van Beethoven Konzert Für Klavier Und Orchester
Nr. 5 Es-Dur Op. 73
Wilhelm Kempff, Klavier
Berliner Philharmoniker
Paul van Kempen, Dirigent
18131 (Germany)1955 Mono (Tulips)
Generic gatefold sleeve with stitched edges. Sound is magical. Even without a mono cart and with the air conditioning situation.
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Record 2, recorded December of 1958
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@j_husker, I’ve got Kai and JJ in the on deck circle for later. For now around here it’s the sweetness of:
Maynard Ferguson & His Orchestra
The Complete Roulette Recordings Of The Maynard Ferguson Orchestra
1994 Mosaic Records compilation
14 Records - unimaginably good sound
I love this band.
Record 1, recorded May of 1958 |
Mike Greene
Pale Pale Moon
The Ballroom Thieves
Deadeye
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Fight
A Small Deadly Space |
Deer Tick
The Black Dirt Sessions
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Have A Nice Life
Deathconsciousness |
@gardeners501 I've really been enjoying this Bill Evans three-record set I picked up on RSD Me too |
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@torhad5. what a sweet system. Very nice. |
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@j_husker, big +1 on the Kai and JJ |
Jason Isbell And The 400 Unit
Reunions
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Frédéric Chopin
Klavierkonzert Nr. 1 E-moll ∙ Krakowiak
Willem Van Otterloo
Concertgebouw Orkest
Stefan Askenase, Piano
Deutsche Grammophon (Tulips)
Stereo (Germany)
1965 repressing of a 1959 recording |
Bill Evans
On A Friday Evening
Craft Recordings 2021
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@middlemass When seeking out the Wilson remix of Aqualung be absolutely certain to get the one that is a very thick Gatefold and has 25 pages of incredible information and pictures inside, bound as part of the package. Yep |
@flennon, +1 on that Joe Walsh record. An all time favorite. |
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Bobby Hutcherson
Waiting
Blue Note 1976
“Blue Note hits a new note”
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Joel, I am so glad that it worked out well for you. The Wilson remixes are really quite good. Example; my 70s U.S. pressing of Aqualung also sounds like a 1960 transistor radio and the Wilson remix is a true high fidelity record. The same is true for Stand Up and This Was. My original copy of Passion Play sounds very good, though. I am waiting for Thick As A Brick to come off of backorder, I need that to complete my Tull collection As we have discussed, the Steven Wilson remixes of these records are really fun. Don’t bother with the TAAB reissue though. The original is better (if you already have it). |
Bill Evans
Conversations With Myself
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Mahler
Sinfonie Nr. 4 G-Dur
Concertgebouw-Orchesrer, Amsterdam
Bernard Haitink
Phillips (Netherlands) 1972 Reissue
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Bruno Walter’s Brahms
The Columbia Symphony Orchestra
Columbia 1972 Compilation
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Beethoven
Konzert Für Violine Und Orchester
D-dur Op. 61
Herbert von Karajan
Berliner Philharmoniker
Christian Ferras
Deutsche Grammophon
1970 Reissue (Germany)
of 1967 original
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Brian, this is a partially digital production but even so sounds really good. Only the one track by RVW. It’s easy listening. Really easy. |
Keith Jarrett
Solo Concerts: Bremen / Lausanne
ECM 1973
Disc 3 |
Dave Mason
It’s like you never left
Columbia 1973
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@tomic601 funny. Yeah. Pretty good record for an old guy. |
Actually, anybody should enjoy this. Great Sonics. Great band. |
Fantasia On A Theme By Thomas Tallis, Adagio For Strings, Irish Tune From County Derry, Pavane, Gymnopedies Nos.1 And 3
Slatkin
St. Louis Symphony Orchestra
Telerac 1981
one of those audiophile experiences
Better get this one @bkeske, @laviathon |
I think we’re (guys of a certain age) going to enjoy this Jackson Browne record. He still knows how to craft a song around a social or political issue and make it, well, part of your life. Like “Everyman “ or “Four Way Street”. Know what I mean? |
