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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Karajan - Opernballette

  • Borodin - Fürst Igor
  • Tchaikovsky - Eugen Onegin
  • Verdi - Aida
  • Verdi - Otello/Ballettmusik
  • Ponchielli - La Gioconda/Tanz Der Stunden

Berliner Philharmoniker
Deutsche Grammophon 1972, German release 

Norman Del Mar conducts Bridge, Bantock & Butterworth

  • Bantock - The Pierrot Of The Minute
  • Bridge - Summer
  • Butterworth - The Banks Of The Green Willow
  • Bridge - There Is A Willow Grows Aslant A Brook
  • Bridge - Suite For String Orchestra

The Bournemouth Sinfonietta
Chandos reissue 1985, originally 1979. UK Release 
Recorded in Guildhall, Southampton 1 January 1978

Kertész conducts Dvořák

  • Symphony No. 3 In E Flat Major, Op. 10
  • "Hussite" Overture, Op. 67

The London Symphony Orchestra
London 1967
 

Copland conducts Copland

  • Appalachian Spring (Ballet For Martha)
  • The Tender Land (Orchestral Suite From The Opera)

Boston Symphony Orchestra
RCA Victor Red Seal ‘Living Stereo’ reissue 1976, originally 1960


Richard Kapp conducts Rimsky-Korsakov

  • The Invisible City Of Kitezh (Suite)
  • Mlada - Orchestral Suite
  • May Night Overture

Philharmonia Hungarica
Turnabout 1977, UK release
 

 

Beecham Bon-Bons
Sir Thomas Beecham conducts :

  • Léo Delibes - Le Roi S'Amuse : Ballet Music
  • Debussy - L'Enfant Prodigue - Cortege Et Air De Danse
  • Saint-Saëns - Samson Et Dalila - a) Danse Des Pretresses De Dagon Act 1, b) Bacchanale Act 3
  • Fauré - Dolly (Suite Op.56)
  • Gounod - Romeo Et Juliette - Le Sommeil De Juliette
  • Berlioz - Le Corsaire (Overture Op.21)

The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Orchestre National De France (Fauré only)
Seraphim 1968-1974, exact date unknown

Siegfried Landau conducts Weill & Korngold

  • Weill - Quodlibet (Unterhaltungsmusik), Op. 9
  • Korngold - Suite From The Incidental Music For Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing", Op. 11

Westfälisches Sinfonieorchester Recklinghausen
Candide 1978
 

 

Gennadi Rozhdestvensky conducts Prokofiev

  • Four Portraits From "The Gambler"
  • Suite From "Love For Three Oranges" Op. 33-Bis
  • They Are Seven (Cantata For Tenor, Chorus And Orchestra, Op. 20)

Moscow Radio Symphony Orchestra & The Moscow Radio Chorus 
Melodiya/Angel 1971
 

Supertramp - Breakfast in America

Alan Parsons Project - I Robot

Foreigner - Double Vision

The Heifetz & Piatigorsky Concerts

  • Spohr - Double String Quartette In D Minor, Op. 65

Jascha Heifetz, 1st violin
Pierre Amoyal, 1st violin
Israel Baker, 2nd violin
Paul Rosenthal, 2nd violin
Milton Thomas, viola
Allan Harshman, viola
Gregor Piatigorsky, cello
Laurence Lesser, cello

  • Dvořák - Piano Trio In E Minor, Op. 90 ("Dumky")

Jascha Heifetz, violin
Gregor Piatigorsky, cello
Jacob Lateiner, piano

RCA Red Seal, The Heifetz-Piatigorsky Concerts Series, 1969 

Szell conducts Mahler

  • Symphony No 6, "Tragic"
  • Symphony No 10 In F-Sharp Minor, movements I&II

The Cleveland Orchestra 
Columbia Masterworks 2LP gatefold reissue, 1972
 

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds "The Boatman's Call" 

2011/2014/Mute Records/EU

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I think the concept of this thread is pretty cool... sharing a great variety of music that member's are enjoying on their tables.  It's great to even see the pictures of the record sleeve!

I was wondering if I could make a suggestion....

In addition to showing the pic of the sleeve, would it be possible for you to add a comment as to the sound quality of that particular pressing.  That added information could really inspire some of to search out a copy to add to our collections or could save us by not searching it if you felt the pressing/sound quality wasn't desirable.

Just a thought...

Thank you and best wishes to all,

Don

@no_regrets ​​​​​​, 

I always put lp info and save SQ info for an interaction if one so chooses.

George Wein’s Newport Jazz Festival Allstars.

Just came in the mail today and got a bath.  1963 promo copy stereo pressing.

 

Wilco - A Ghost is Born 

Rhino pressing - not too shabby. Awesome album except for the track Less than You Think.

Barbra Streisand-Superman Side 2

Ravel-Bolero/Ma Mere L'oye(Mercury SR-90005) Side 1+2 SQ Audiophile

Dan Fogelberg-The Innocent Age Side 2

Judas Priest-Unleashed In The East Side 2

Ricky Skaggs-Comin' Home To Stay Side 1

Tanita Tikaram-Ancient Heart Side 1 SQ Audiophile

Joe Williams-Live Side 1

Sister Sledge-We Are Family Side 2

Every recording had above average SQ. Priest might have had the worst SQ tonight but not bad for metal or so-called live recording. My Living Presence is a VG garage sale find but still shows its potential despite all the wear and tear takes the SQ crown.  @no_regrets  I always post SQ comments but rarely get to specific due to all systems are different. 

@slaw I truly appreciate you putting the LP info... that is very helpful.

@dayglow I love how you post your SQ comments.

I know it takes extra time to add these types of comments, but when able to I think many members would find it to be of such a great benefit.

Thank you both for your wonderful and contributions to this forum!

Best wishes to all,

Don


Roxy Music / S-T
2022 Virgin half-speed master RE, orig. 1972

Great sonics, quiet vinyl

I stopped planing my listening sessions years ago

now i just pull from the vinyl pile

Duke Ellington Newport jazz festival 1958

Simtherenees Especially for you

Ten years after   Rock and roll music for the world

Mott The Hoople / All The Young Dudes
1972 Columbia

Great content, sonics. Bowie on sax. Nice version of “Ready For Love”, later fine tuned by writer Mick Ralphs after he left Mott and founded Bad Company.

Small Faces / Playmates
1977 Atlantic

Records like this is why I have a turntable, fun stuff!

Maher's 9th Symphony 

Karajan conducting the Berliner Philharmoniker 

1981?

 

I listen as an hommage to Lewis Thomas. His collected essays, Late Night Thoughts on Listening to Mahler's 9th Symphony has shaped my thinking on our relationships to the biological world.

Three Dog Night-Captured Live At The Forum Side B

The Nashville String Band-ST Side 1

Barry Manilow-Tryin' To Get The Feeling Side 1

House Of Lords-ST Side A

Les Brown-The Explosive Sound Of...Side 1

Bruce Hornsby & The Range-Scenes From The Southside Side 2

The Moody Blues-Seventh Sojourn(Barcode) Side 1

Dan Fogelberg-Captured Angel(Barcode) Side 1

Very difficult to pick the best SQ tonight, therefore no Audiophile SQ status was awarded tonight. All recordings were near Audiophile SQ with the exception of House Of Lords. 

 

Just arrived today, looking forward to this set. So….let’s get started at No. 1 and go from there….

Rafael Kubelik conducts Dvořák
9 Symphonies

  • Symphonie Nr. 1 C-moll "Die Glocken Von Zlonitz"
  • Symphonie Nr. 2 B-dur Op. 4
  • Symphonie Nr. 3 Es-dur Op. 10
  • Symphonie Nr. 4 D-moll Op. 13
  • Symphonie Nr. 5 F-dur Op. 76
  • Symphonie Nr. 6 D-dur Op. 60
  • Symphonie Nr. 7 D-moll Op. 70
  • Symphonie Nr. 8 G-dur Op. 88
  • Symphonie Nr. 9 E-moll Op. 95 "Aus Der Neuen Welt"

Berliner Philharmoniker
Deutsche Grammophon 9LP box, reissue 1980, originally 1973
German release
 

 

Nuthin wrong with an Eva Cassidy afternoon.  I might have to have one as well😀