Whats on your turntable tonight?


For me its the first or very early LP's of:
Allman Brothers - "Allman Joys" "Idyllwild South"
Santana - "Santana" 200 g reissue
Emerson Lake and Palmer - "Emerson Lake and Palmer"
and,
Beethoven - "Piano Concerto No. 4 in G Major" Rudolph Serkin/Ozawa/BSO
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@tgilb, 

A worthwhile pursuit.   A nice way to get it would be part of the box with 5 early albums in it.   They are favorites.   
@bkeske,


...listen to Hilary Hahn play The Lark Ascending. I believe my favorite version

oh yes it’s wonderful, i hadn’t really heard that line about her (not saying much - i don’t really keep up on classical intelligence or criticism) and it never would have crossed my mind about any of her music that I’ve heard. I mean, she plays as if she’s playing for me. Really. 
That said, I think this is my favorite "Lark Ascending":

https://www.discogs.com/Vaughan-Williams-Moeran-Delius-Elgar-Holst-Tasmin-Little-BBC-Philharmonic-Si...

Not sure I can say why except that maybe its just simple. Pure. Superb.


@noromance , Brian, et. al. , Have you seen that a  remaster (half speed) 45 of “A Momentary Lapse of Reason” is coming out end of next month and sometime later AP will issue its “Amused to Death”.   Both are available for pre-order.   Personally, I’m jazzed about both.   
+1 on "Relayer" . Not everyone’s favorite but I love it. Do you have the Steven Wilson remix? @tgilb

"He rises and begins to round,
he drops the silver chain of sound

... and ever winging up and up,
Our valley in his golden cup,
And he with wine which overflows
to lift us with him as he goes.
Til lost on his aerial rings,
In light, and then the fancy sings."

lines by George Meredith added by Vaughan Williams as preface to his score of "The Lark Ascending"

It's a soft warm summer evening here in the Pacific Northwest and the music suits it fine.   
The Academy Of St. Martin-in-the-Fields Serenade
Sir Neville Marriner
Side 6: Delius 
Side 7: Vaughan Williams




 
Debussy - Epigraphes Antiques & Roussel - Le Marchand De Sable Qui Passe. 


That is wonderful music indeed.  A good recording?
The time and place in this country captured and played to you in an attitude that just rings true.    
@bkeske, Brian, I would have been skeptical about records pressed in the cold of the Eastern Block. Are they allright? Is Supraphon a thing?

"Concepts I'll ponder
And concepts I won't ever see. . . "
you can't be accused of being wrong

I think I'm probably wrong a lot of the time.

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Phish
Farmhouse

Wild Roots Spirits Gin Martini with four giant Costco Olives



@big_greg, I love that Crosby record.  Becca Stevens is a favorite.   That one and Lighthouse are both incredibly good records.  
@tgilb,  Thank you for that.  Appreciate it.  I think it will be one for just the streamer


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Pat Metheny
First Circle

 Twice


The Doors 
Eponymous


Haydn
Symphony in G Major, No. 94 ("Surprise")
Symphony in D Major, No. 96 ("The Miracle")
Neville Marriner
Academy of St. Martin in the Fields
Philips early 80s re-issue

very nice indeed 


These just in:

Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit
Live From the Ryman

Charles Rosen
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Piano Music


Sarah Jarosz
Build Me Up From Bones
Sugar Hill/Craft 2013/2021

This is what I've been waiting for 
Edith Peinemann
WDR Concert Recordings - I
Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy
Violin Concerto in E minor, Op. 64
Joseph Keilberth
WDR Sinfonieorehester Köln
Weitblick 2017 (Japan)
Mono

Recorded 6th May 1960 in Funkhaus, Klaus von Bismarck Saal

I thought it was just me....

Edith Peinemann
WDR Concert Recordings - I
Beethoven Violin Concerto
George Szell
WDR Sinfonieorehester Köln
Weitblick 2017 (Japan)
Mono

Recorded 11th June 1964 in Funkhaus, Klaus von Bismarck Saal

Guess i had enough if I'm recommending records like that sorry...   I left the tubes to warm up while I'm down the corner here mostly wondering why i can work up so little interest in the basketball    A Beethoven sonata came in the mail today  -   betting the bartender here it will sound better than the squawking pop on his system


Hey Jim! Missed you but glad to hear of your good fortune in the deep water. Do you know (of course you know) squirrel cove? Best shrimp Ever from the overnight depths in that (erstwhile) paradise. Now you cant pull in there without running into a Russian oligarch ...

so hows the ribs? Worth the stretch to get the SOTA goin ill bet

Try ryan Adams’s new record





@slaw  @boxer12 


One is a 12’ from phono to sub, the other is a 1M from sub to amp. 

You're running your analogue signal from your phono stage straight to your subwoofer before it goes to a pre-amp or integrated amp?   Forgive my lack of sufficient experience with good stereos but i don't understand how that could possibly not degrade your signal before it gets to your amp.   Seems like it might also challenge different timing elements.  Whats in your subwoofer?  Class C amplifier(s)?   I'm scratching my head.   
The Besnard Lakes
The Besnard Lakes Are The Last Of The Great Thunderstorm Warnings

@reubent yeah, sisters.  mine's younger and introduced me to Squeeze.   

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Budgie
Never Turn Your Back On A Friend

Welcome all new and sorta new posters!   Keep em coming.

@tgilb 

Janet Planet baby!

Love that record.   I am going to dust it off for later tonight.  

@bkeske 


Very few 9th’s available on vinyl actually

Hey, did you check Vol. 9 of your big yellow Solti boxes   I think there's one in there.   
Bruckner
Symphony No 7.
Solti
Wiener Philharmoniker
Decca 1978 


Trigger Hippy
Eponymous First Album/First Band


Pat Metheny
80/81
OP