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
Tim - Jim Harrison poetry is great stuff to read in the UP, he was a sometimes resident….

safe travels !
Y’all killing it tonight w great music. We tore down the stereo and crammed it in a corner so contractors can change out two massive windows and a French door next couple of days….wish me luck….

i am sure i will….lurk..
Jim,

I am sure you know this but make sure you cover all of your equipment with blankets, plastic …

Just went through a remodel and the dust generated was unbelievable.

Good luck with the upgrade.  I’m sure it will turn out great. 
So far so good, we had covered everything w light plastic sheeting and they added a layer ! hopeful 

@tomic601 i had an amp messed up once just from the room being painted.  Holding good thoughts.  
Arrived today,

The Kinks "One For The Road"
Live/1980/Arista/sealed/no barcode

Cat Stevens "Back to Earth"
1978/A&M/promo/sealed


Listened to Vangelis - Antarctica.Have not heard it in years. Brought tears in my eyes.

Steve, your mention of Cat Stevens prompted me:

Cat Stevens - Teaser and the Firecat (I need a new copy of this)
Fleetwood Mac-Then Play on 2020 BMG

Knee surgery (5th one) scheduled for next Wednesday, will get a lot of listening time in the coming weeks. 
I once saw Long John Baldry.  He is a very tall guy.  Great show!

@j_husker  Best to you on the knee surgery.  I have had 3 knee surgeries (twice on the left and once on the right), so I can identify with you.  As you likely know, be very good on your PT.  Work hard at it because you get out of it only from what you put into it.  Get back 100%.  And do enjoy the music.

Joe Cocker  "With A Little Help From My Friends"  early press, sounds rather good.

Katanga,  the Tone Poet issue.  So good, and from such a long ago recording.

Jennifer Warnes  "Famous Blue Raincoat"  inspired from being listed here, yesterday.  I bought this last year, released as a special Limited Edition of only 1,000 copies on Impex Records, made from Jennifer's personal master tape, on blue vinyl.  My copy is S/N: 0825/1000.  Man, is this good!
That Long John Baldry record was great! One of my favorites that I've bought recently. My SL-1200 MK2 is sounding better tonight than it ought to. 
@j_husker  - Good luck on the surgery.

@slaw  - Steve, enjoy "One for the Road". I love the live version of "Celluloid Heroes" from that album. Great stuff. Right on the heels of their hugely popular "Low Budget" album.
Kate Bush / Hounds of Love
Marvin Gaye / What’s Going On
Bill Evans Trio / Portraits in Jazz
Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra "1939-1940"
Artie Shaw "On the Air"

Albums I grew up with playing on my fathers turntable through a wondrously warm tube receiver console and speakers that sold with it. By no means audiophile recordings but very definitely bring back memories.
New thread: upcoming surgeries… yikes

best to you Husker ! 
We are weathertight, they covered everything I had already covered, windy day but we dodged the rain…

French door on the morrow
+1  Kate Bush / Hounds of Love

Bought it when it came out. Remember being blown away by the side with And Dream of Sheep etc. 
Elvis Costello - Armed Forces.  I have 5 copies of this, including the MFSL.  Only 2 are in Discogs, so I'll be playing the other 3 to play grade them...
@big_greg  - Man, you must really like "Armed Forces" (I do too). Once you grade all of your 5 copies, are you going to keep them all, or are you going to sell/trade some of them? I mean, you can only list to one at a time... :~)

I've tried to whittle down to only 1 or 2 copies of any individual record. Really prefer to only have my one best copy. I'm self-limited to about 800 LPs of storage in my listening room. I'm at the point now where I have to remove/sell/trade current inventory in order to make room for new acquisitions. Or stick them in the overflow boxes back in the storage room...
@reubent I'm going through an exercise of getting all my records into Discogs and eliminating some of the duplicates.  I've been making a pile (not a literal pile) of the culled records.  I've given some away.  I'm not sure what I'll do with the rest.  Sell them on Discogs, sell them as a lot to the local record store, or stick them in the garage...
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Jim’s Record Exchange……

well, the door is an inch 2 tall, has to be rebuilt from new….argh…

Old door back on, Foot doc tommorow will determine ability to reassemble system…

oh well, living  vicariously thru y’all…..
@tomic601 

It’s always something!

Hard to be patient.  Ordered a sofa in April and still no delivery date.
@nicks25 u know it man…


” Patience is a virtue, I just don’t have the time “ Talking Heads
Ahmad Jamal- Standard Eyes 1967 Mono
    (recently PVF cleaned)

Miles Quartet-Round About Midnight
                           Speakers Corner 2021

This is the first surgery on the left knee, prior procedures were all on the right. Meniscus tear in two places this time. As I tell everyone that sees me hobbling around or on crutches, “I’m a 54 year old trapped in a 90 year old body.” 

Appreciate all the well wishes!
The Dave Brubeck Quartet - "Time Out"

From the year of my birth. Still Crazy After All These Years.......
@jafant  - I'm a huge fan of Paul Young. Yes, I know a lot of it was pretty pop'y. But Man! What a voice....
reubent

Agreed. I own "The Secret of Association" on CD. 
He has quite a catalog. More success abroad than the U.S.

Happy Listening!