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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Fran Healy "Wreckorder"

2010/Wreckord 

Really underappreciated. Lead singer for Travis.

The Marshall Tucker Band "Dedicated"

1981/Warner Brothers

....use to play this quite a bit on my Nak TD-700

Beatrice Rana: Chopin - 12 Études, Op. 25

I listened to this many times and I've never heard Chopin played like she does. A fantastic mix of virtuosity and sensibility.

Malia: Black Orchid

Many great interpretations of some of Nina Simone best songs on this album, Four Women being the most powerful of them.

Xavier Cugat And His Orchestra-The Best Of Cugat(PPS 6015) Side 1 SQ*

Black Sabbath-Vol, 4(2016? repress) Side 2

Christopher Cross-ST Side 2 SQ Audiophile

The 4 Seasons-2nd Vault Of Golden Hits(PHS 600-221) Side 2

Hampton Hawes-Playin' In The Yard Side 2

Gary Burton/Chick Corea-Crystal Silence Side 2 SQ*

Lorraine Feather-Sweet Lorraine(CJ 78) Side 1 SQ Audiophile

A late phone call caused a pass on last scheduled LP. Tough call for the SQ crown but Ms. Feather takes it.

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Thin Lizzy "Johnny the Fox"

1976/Mercury/pp

...hearing more information vs. my cassette days

Thin Lizzy "Live and Dangerous"

@ Hammersmith 16 Nov 1976/RSD

not great SQ but if you’re a fan, indispensable.

one of their performances over 3 nights

a lesson in how band's performance' change over night.

Chris Rea "Road Songs for Lovers"

2017/Navybeck Limited/BMG UK/45RPM/dbl lp

Electric Light Orchestra / A New World Record
2016 Epic 40th anniversary remaster,  orig. 1976

 

Listening to "Middle Cyclone" again and realizing how wrong I use to be in thinking it was a much better sounding recording. Love the record and the artist but I’d give it a solid 8 on SQ. I have a black vinyl pressing and the "clear" pressing I purchased off her website back in the day.

Tom Waits   "Alice"   ANTI 86632-1

Pixies  "Come on Pilgrim"     MAD 709

Circus Maximus S/T  Vanguard VSD-79260 ((Jerry Jeff Walker early band)

Bob Dylan   "Desire"   Columbia  PC 33893

Elvis Costello and the Attractions  "Blood And Chocolate"  Columbia  FC 40518

Yo La Tengo  "Here to fall-Remixes"  12 inch) Matador  OLE 929-1

Joan Of Arc    1984                Joyful Noise JNR 263  (Czech pressing)

In honor of Veteran's Day the first albums by these vets:

Kris Kristofferson:  Kristofferson

John Prine: John Prine

@bslon   I appreciate the interest. I sent you a PM 8-25-22 with a very detailed equipment list since you had asked. The only change has been a Phasemation pp 200 which has replaced a Goldring Legacy cartridge. 

@dayglow 

I’m wondering what your system consists of, it would give your SQ ratings some context. Especially your turntable, arm and phono with your new cartridge.
Your playlist selections are all over the board (like @noromance), I like that, especially for streaming new (to me) music. Thanks for that.

Jethro Tull / Aqualung
2011 Chrysalis 50th anniversary Steven Wilson remix, orig. 1971

Barbara McNair-Here I Am(Motown 644 Stereo) Side 2

Mark Knopfler-Down The Road Wherever Side A 

Nazareth-Hair Of The Dog Side 1 SQ*

Red Holloway-Hittin' The Road Again Side A SQ Audiophile

Carlos Santana-Havana Moon Side 2 SQ*

Dick Haymes-Keep It Simple Side 1 SQ Audiophile

Krystol-Passion From A Woman Side 1

The Cars-Candy-O Side 2 SQ*

Another Strong SQ night, might be due to the Phasemation 200? Have about 35 hours on it, at 50 will give a very brief overview. Dick Haymes takes the SQ crown tonight with one of my favorite male Jazz Vocal recordings in my vinyl collection.

 

 

Nina Simone - I Put A Spell On You
Supersense Mastercut Numbered Edition #006