Eugene Ormandy conducts Charles Ives - Symphony No. 1 & Three Places In New England. The Philadelphia Orchestra. Columbia Masterworks 1968
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@pkatsuleas
Yellowjackets - Yellowjackets from 1981
Robben Ford featured on guitar, very nice!
I don't have that one, but I do have a couple of Yellowjackets CDs from the early '90s. Enjoyable, but I haven't listened to them in quite some time.
If you like Robben Ford, have you ever heard:
Robben Ford and the Blue Line - S/T
It is a fantastic album. Unfortunately, not available on vinyl. But it is an excellent album, with fantastic sound quality too. Stream it, or buy it on CD if you're a fan. It's a rockin' blues/rock album BTW. Been jammin' to it since it was release in the early '90s. I've even taken it to audio shows and club get-togethers several times over the years. It has widespread appeal with rockers, blues fans and, dare I say, audiophiles...
Happy Sunday morning to everyone...
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+1 The Boatman’s Call, Nick Cave. (my fav Cave!)
+1 Low - So What.
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Is it improper thread etiquette to post "what's on your turntable this morning"?
John Williams complete works of Bach for Lute. Guitar and coffee are always a good way to begin the day.
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@sbank thank you! I just discovered this thread. I recently bought a used Rogue Audio Cronus Magnum II and replaced the AX7 and AU7's with Gold Lion gold tips and wow what a sound! So I was kind of demo-ing to myself.
Also I picked up the recent restock of the 45 RPM Blonde on Blonde box and spun that... amazing
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Leonard Bernstein / Mozart*, Vienna Philharmonic* – Symphony No. 36 "Linz," K.425 / Piano Concerto No. 15, K.450
Label: Decca – SET 332, Speakers Corner Test Pressing (Pretty great performance and SQ)
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From The Smiths - Complete
- The Smiths
- Meat Is Murder
- The Queen Is Dead
- Hatful Of Hollow
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Welcome @crispytoast! First post and you already mentioned a couple of the best sounding demo LPs I've ever heard.
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Dave Brubeck - Time Out AP 45RPM
Getz/Gilberto - 45RPM
Miles Davis - Kind of Blue UHQR
Radiohead - Kid A Mnesia
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Ace / Time For Another
1975 Anchor
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Wishbone Ash / Pilgrimage
1971 MCA
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Low - so what
Mdou Moctar - Afrique Victime
Then cracked open Joni Mitchell Archives - Vol. 2: The Reprise Years (1968-1971)
Rega RP8 apheta 2 MC....
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Wishbone Ash / Argus
1972 MCA
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Aerosmith / Get Your Wings
1974 Columbia
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Yellowjackets - Yellowjackets from 1981
Robben Ford featured on guitar, very nice!
Michal Urbaniak - Fusion
New Pro-ject VC-E RCM working very well! Cleaned 6 albums between last night and tonight and can tell an immediate difference. Very happy with the purchase so far!
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Soundtrack from the movie "Out of Africa"
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zonked…..catch y’all on the flipside lead out groove…..
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Johnny Smith and Stan Getz "Moonlight in Vermont"
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Lucinda Williams / Funny How Time Slips Away - a night of 60’s country classics. (2020 / Highway 20 Records)
Lu’s Jukebox In Studio Concert Series Vol.4
First of four recently purchased from this series to arrive.
Can’t wait for the rest.
thrive
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Pocket Change - Random Axis
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Skeleton Tree-Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds
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Steely Dan - Can't Buy a Thrill, yellow Canadian pressing. Sounds fantastic so far!
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All new or 180g represses on the Linn/McIntosh/Sonus set up. I know this thread is about the spinning vinyl but I am still too giddy about my upgraded system!!:
Pet Sounds, BB
The Boatman’s Call, Nick Cave
Walk Under Ladders, Joan Armatrading
Kite, Kirsty MacColl
Song for our Daughter, Laura Marling
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Crosby Stills Nash and Young - "Deja Vu"
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Grateful Dead - Wake of the Flood. Grateful Dead Records 1973
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Crosby Stills and Nash - S/T
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John Miles - "Stranger in the City"
I bought this back in the late '70's. Listening to it now, for the life of me, I can't figure out why I bought it. Into "the pile" it goes...
Just checked Wiki for info on John Miles, and I see he passed away last month at age 72. RIP John Miles.
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🤔 can’t remember who then, it’s hell getting old 😁
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@bkeske - Nope, wasn't me. Although I do have some Yellowjacks CDs from back in the day...
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I believe @reubent brought up the Yellowjackets not so long ago, and reminded me I haven’t spun this for a long while….
Yellowjackets - Four Corners. MCA 1987
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Thanks Chris!
Glad you pulled the trigger on a US cleaner Jim.
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@slaw
Steve, I think this is Neil's best album in a long while. Highly recommended!
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@tomic601
Must be payback Brian as i spent an hour on the phone today w orchestra conductor with Treo….fun. He digs three microphone stuff ;-)
Yes, very cool Jim. I wanted to jump in, but as my brain is stuck on all things Belles right now, figured I better not 😁 Though it is always interesting to hear folks into, or who participate in classical drawn to the Vandy sound, as I became attracted for much the same reasons.
I’m sure you helped him out with guidance 👍🏼
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Dead - Warfield ( RSD ) I think my Dead collection may outnumber my classical…
Must be payback Brian as i spent an hour on the phone today w orchestra conductor with Treo….fun. He digs three microphone stuff ;-)
Ordered the Degritter in black, three weeks ish out…
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Weather Report - Mr. Gone. ARC/Columbia 1980
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@sbank
You inspired me to pull out my Trick of the Tail LP. Dare I say it sounds better than the CD?
Dang that is a great album. In retrospect, I can't ever recall my parents asking me to "turn it down." Remarkable. As I recall it sounded pretty darn good on my Altec Santana II's. I'm smiling as I type.
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Monty Alexander / Ray Brown / Herb Ellis - Overseas Special. Concord Jazz 1984.
Recorded live at the Satin Doll Club, Tokyo, Japan, March 1982.
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Justin Townes Earle -- "The Saint of Lost Causes"
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McCoy Tyner - Time For Tyner. Blue Note reissue 1986, originally 1969
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Thanks to Tim for turning me on to it Bill.
It’s really a demo worthy lp.
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