@dayglow thanks, on my list.
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Interesting James. I think it was my CD’s of Kronos that got me more interested in ‘classical’. I had a chance to see them live at an ‘after hours’ party in a huge unfurnished commercial loft space. I believe they had just performed live in town, and accepted the invite afterwards. Pretty surreal actually, they, performing within this big space as others mingled and gathered around them. I was literally standing in front of them, amazed as I watched and listened. |
By this set you’ve added even more depth to the sophistication and good taste already reflected on this thread I appreciate this posting. Kronos Quartet is challenging for me sometimes but in a way that I feel is good. I streamed that record and I think it’s very good. Thanks.
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Just arrived back home from being out town, and this was delivered. Took me three attempts to buy a copy of this before a seller could actually locate his copy in their inventory. Crazy. This was a reunion for these three as ‘Poll Winners’. Looking forward to this….thanks Jim for the heads up on this trio, never knew these three had a group together before. Contemporary Records 1976
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@bslon - I love Budgie! I have a good portion of their album output, including "Bandolier" |
@sbank Good morning! Motels-ST appears to be an original pressing. I will post dead wax info later today. |
@dayglow Is Motels S/T any special version or will a bin dive suffice?
Friday work tunes: Jimmy Smith & Wes Montgomery – Jimmy & Wes - The Dynamic Duo (Verve) Al Cohn Quintet Featuring Zoot Sims – 1957 (MCA Heritage) Miles Davis – In A Silent Way (Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab) The Horace Silver Quintet – Song For My Father (75th Anniversary) Sibelius*, Sir John Barbirolli, Hallé Orchestra, The* – Symphony No. 4 In A Minor / Rastakava / Romance In C (Hi-Q Records) Mozart*, Alfred Brendel – Piano Concerti K.453 & K.459 (Turnabout) |
Catching up late, okay, you all have my convinced that Hilary Hahn section will be my first stop at today's LRS visit. @tomic601 how you liking Welch / Rawlings - Good Times? I'm very impressed with both sound & music. @mammothguy54 +1!
Lowell Brams, Sufjan Stevens – Aporia. (meh.)
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Hall & Oates-Live Time Side B The Fabulous Thunderbirds-Hot Number Side 1 Carole King-Thoroughbred Side 1 Iron Maiden-Piece Of Mind Side 2 Marlene VerPlanck-Sings Alec Wilder Side 2 SQ Audiophile Motels-ST Side 1 SQ Audiophile Joe Jackson-Night And Day Night Side SQ Audiophile Horace Silver Quintet-Further Exploration...(Tone Poet) Side 2 SQ Audiophile Since 4/8 had Audiophile SQ the night was a success. What a great debut by the Motels with great SQ(Ken Perry/Rumours). The SQ champ was very close but I will give the nod to Martha Davis and band over VerPlanck by a nose.
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@j_husker that’s great news. And you’re right back at it. Very nice. Steven Wilson |
@tomic601 +1 for Talk Talk New American Music-Vol 3 Hakim/Bolcom/Swanson/Rzewski 1975 Tchaikovsky-Excerpts from Sleeping Beauty LSO (1958 RCA LS Anthony Braxton-The Montreaux/Berlin Concerts 1977 Kronos Quartet-Aheym (Dessner) Yello-40
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Surgery went well, the well wishes are much appreciated, this group is awesome! With ice on the knee and Oxy onboard the music selections for tonight seemed obvious: Grateful Dead-Blues For Allah 2019 Mofi 45rpm Eric Clapton's Rainbow Concert-1973 RSO New dust cover and hinges arrived for the KD650 today, guess I'm keeping it. |
@densely - Happy Friday! Welcome to the best thread on AudiogoN! Keep 'em coming... |
