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
slipknot1
@slaw MFSL sounds worthwhile.  Music on local hero is very good but it does sound a little squawky, esp the Saxaphone.  
@big_greg, Yeah, Becca Stevens and the other players add a lot.  More of a group effort really.   Very cool how he took those old cassette recordings and brought them forward.   And that Woodstock - really moving.  
Aaron Parks - "Little Big"

Someone mentioned this album on an AgoN thread and I checked it out via streaming. Liked it and bought the double-LP. Was really looking forward to it. Arrived last evening, but just got a chance to sit down and take a listen this morning.

Maybe for the first time ever, I've got an album that has TOO MUCH bass emphasis. I like the music quite a bit. It's a piano led jazz quartet. However, the bass guitar and bass drum is over-emphasized IMHO.

Anyone else got this record? What are your thoughts. 
I finally got to it.

Jeff Beck "Truth"

Jeff Beck  "There And Back"
This album is very well produced from recording to mastering/plating/pressing.  SQ is very, very good.

Now I'm in the mood for more Jeff Beck, later today.
@mammothguy54  - Joel, Do you have the 2016 Jeff Beck Album - "Loud Hailer"? Curious what you might think of it. If you don't have it, give it a stream before spending money on the vinyl. I like it quite a bit, but it's not your typical Jeff Beck album. He's pretty much providing guitar accompaniment to the singer - Rosie Bones. And, it's definitely a political album, so that might turn some folks off, or not. The 3 slow ones - "Scared for the Children", "Shame" and "Shrine" steal the show IMHO.
Thank you everyone for your kind thoughts & words IRT my wife. She was released from the hospital yesterday & is now at a rehab center working to get her motor skills back. 

Spirit,
Thank you for the info on the CAN release. I was not aware of that. 

Noromance,
Slaw & I are continuing to work on improving the phono cable. Still planning on its release in March. Thanks for the interest 

African Head Charge / Voodoo 
@reubent - Tom, no I do not have that particular Jeff Beck album.  I'll check it out.  Always looking to add to my collection from those who I admire.  And of course, seeking to discover new music as well.

It was slaw who I got the idea from to get Barrabas.  And I sure am glad that I did, it's a great album.  
I like Loudhailer, think it’s solid and not formulaic ( if that can be said about J Beck )
Well, ain't that the $hit! A bunch of like minded music fans........ We should hang out sometime.
Allman Brothers Band: Brothers and Sister.
 Jeff Beck: Beck-Ola
Jack Bruce: Songs For A Tailor.

Eugene Ormandy conducts Rachmaninoff - Symphonic Dances & Casella - Paganiniana. The Philadelphia Orchestra. Angel reissue, originally 1960.
Got in my Fleetwood Mac "Rumours" 45rpm this week. I now have both the 33 & 45 that were remastered and pressed at Pallas. My luck, there"ll be a one - step version out soon.
Thanks Bkeske

Spirit,
She unfortunately isn't home yet. She is at a rehab center & they are helping her regain her motor skills. Do hope to have her home soon though. 

Crippled Black Phoenix / Horrific honorifics 
Sir Colin Davis conducts Sibelius - The Seven Symphonies. Boston Symphony Orchestra. 5 LP box set. Philips Italian pressing. Unknown release date, but per label, probably late 70’s.

Not sure how many I’ll go through this evening, start with #1 and see what happens....
Goat / Requiem
BTW, this is a great album for those who like "modern" 60's style music
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Beethoven, Seiji Ozawa, New Philharmonia Orchestra, Marita Napier, Anna Reynolds, Helge Brilioth, Karl Ridderbusch, The Ambrosian Singers - Symphony No. 9 "Choral"
The differences I'm hearing on the 45 rpm are, a clearer presentation, snappier transients, fuller mids and bass. Not deeper bass but more full.