Brian Eno - Before and After Science. island. 1977.
its all Uber’s fault for bringing up Fripp. |
LMAO bkeske.
I do have Avalon lined up to play later.
Keeping the links tenuous but nonetheless. |
;-) Hey, worth it, hadn’t played that album in a long time and forgot how good it is.
perhaps Taking Tiger Mountain lurks
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Uber - Here Come the Warm Jets
you know it was in the pile..,, |
There are two unopened.... Neil.... Diamond
who needs those ? |
@tomic601 Uber - Here Come the Warm Jets
you know it was in the pile..,, oh man, I used to have that and lost it along the way somehow. Fantastic album. |
Tomic
Never heard that one, on my Qobuz list now... Lol.
The only Neil Diamond record I can listen to all the way through is Taproot Manuscript. |
Thanks for the offer Jim...
@bkeske, isn’t that concerto something. |
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@spiritofradio
which Concerto?
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I am in California- but there is a minty Tull - Stand Up in the pile |
I will work on the Free to Loving home list:
Neil D - Here with Me Tonight ( new )
Neil D - Heartlight ( new )
Soundtrack to Shaft - Isaac Hayes |
Had to do it...
Brian Eno - Taking Tiger Mountain (by strategy). Island. 1974. |
Rickie Lee Jones - Pirates, MFSL |
@Bkeske, sorry, the Emperor, that we’d been talking about. It’s been in my head for a couple of weeks.
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Beethoven
Symphony No. 3 “Eroica”
Chicago Symphony
Solti
1977 UK |
@spiritofradio @Bkeske, sorry, the Emperor, that we’d been talking about. It’s been in my head for a couple of weeks. ahhhh....yes. It’s a very powerful concerto. I have my eyes on a couple different versions on Discogs right now. |
Well, the 1978 Pollini/Bohm is really good. Or did you say you have that one already. |
I have a Bohm Beethoven cycle of the 9 symphonies in a box set, with the Wiener Philharmoniker, but it has no concertos included.
All the various Beethoven concertos I have are singular albums for the most part. My piano concertos are limited, as I feel the piano in an orchestra is very hard to record correctly, so to be honest, I tend to avoid them as so many just don’t do the piano performance justice. |
Rush: Permanent Waves 40th Anniversary Edition, such a great album! Always a joy to listen to. |
@geof3, +1 on permanent waves. I agree. How did your pressing of the 40th sound? Mine is a little darker than my OP. |
In the mood
ZZ TOP - Rio Grande Mudd
ZZ TOP - Tres Hombres
Delaney & Bonnie & Friends On Tour
Baby - Baby from Amarillo Texas on Lone Starr Records
Aerosmith - Get Your Wings
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Return to Forever
Romantic Warrior
1976 Columbia
featuring Lenny White
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Camel
Mirage
1974 Janus Records |
Fuchsia
Eponymous
1971 Pegasus
Produced by David Hitchcock (thank you very much) who also brought us Camel, Caravan, Black Cat Bones (Rod Price Slide!), Nazareth, Genesis, et. al.
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Caravan
Waterloo Lilly
2019 Decca Reissue
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Reiner / Chicago Beethoven 1 and 9 with chorus ( RCA Red Seal 1961 ) overall good to vg
had to enzymatic clean the 9 th disc, not sure yet on if 1 is salvageable |
Guys I got tonearm back today w new carbon fiber arm wand, bearings adjusted / rods repressed in and Cardas rewire- obviously will need to listen but over moon w craftsmanship, price and turn around time. Try Tim at Maze_analog here on Audiogon |
Fleetwood Mac - Future Games ( minty and oh so analog ) |
Dan Hicks and his Hot Licks - Striking it Rich |
Al Di Meola - Land of the Midnight Sun ( warp but plays on Triplaner/ Delos )
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Yes - Relayer : I am sure I had this album in my hands many many times at LRS over the years... love the cover art |
Chuck Berry - The London Sessions ( Chess CH 60020 ) |
L.A. 4 - Pvane Pour Une Infante Defunte ( Eastwind D2D )
the horns are shocking in clarity, impact and tone |
Where is the evening shift ???
Brian Eno - Here Come the Warm Jets |
In other threads playing them thar new fangled cassette tapes and heaven forbid shiny silver disc thingies.
😁😁 |
Any mono records in your recent haul Tomic? |
Uber - I think the Richard Pryor and Carlin are both mono, shall I express ship them
your way ?
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But now that you ask, I will eagle eye it |
Relayer does indeed have a great cover. Probably my favorite RD cover out of many greats.
@tomic601 thanks for the reference and endorsement for tonearm tech. Will keep it handy.
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sinatra
nice ‘n easy
2020 redux |
Also, I like Relayer. It’s sort of Jazz rock kinda stuff is not for everybody but I really like it. |
Tomic
Now I have a dedicated mono rig trying to build up a mono collection to justify it...lol
Not that I need much justification to spend money of course..... |
James - you are most welcome:-)
I got the Jason Isbell - Reunions LP in today - it is immersive soundscape !!!!! Absolutely loving it |
Yesongs is in the pile also - this dude had good taste... Return to Forever, the list goes on.... |
Any Roger Dean album cover was usually spectacular.
Yes, Genesis, Uriah Heep, Asia, Magnum etc.
Hard to pick a favorite but possibly Osibisa or Tales from Topographic Oceans.
Or Octopus by Gentle Giant, Squawk by Budgie.
Dang so many..... |
Highly recommended coffee table book...
Magnetic Storm by Roger Dean first print in hardback.
Or Dragons Dreams if you are feeling rich......... |
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Apart From The Crowd .... Great Buildings. |
Art Pepper + Eleven
Brubeck Quartet - time out
Beatles - Rubber Soul
Beatles - Abbey Road
Joe Henderson - Mode for Joe
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Agree @tomic601 about sound of Reunions. I like how the guitars sort of dominate or are in as important a place as vocals in the soundstage. Timbre of guitars is also exceptionally good. |
Just loved Reunions :-)
I think if I spring for a Java table book it would be the large print John James Audubon.... |
