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

Pete Townshend & Ronnie Lane - Rough Mix. Polydor 1977, New Zealand release

Dead Can Dance - Spiritchaser on a fully upgraded LP-12, Ekos, and Krystal with McIntosh C2700 and MC462 with Sonus Faber Guarneri’s and Gravis III. Sublime, from Santa Barbara.

Flying Saucer Attack “Further” Domino UK 1995

100 Flowers “s/t” Happy Squid 1983

DNA “A Taste Of DNA” American Clave 1981

Daniel Schmidt “In My Arms, Many Flowers” Recital 17  2016

@trhester1  - Welcome to the best thread on AudiogoN. Glad you joined us! Keep 'em coming....

 

@trhester1 Yes ! Welcome ;-) Great first post. Bet it sounds wonderful complete with the perfect ( in my mind anyway ) Santa Barbara groove….

I am in Carlsbad Winters IF ya get down this way..

Jim

@sailmed 

Le Sacre du Printemps

Boulez

Cleveland Orchestra

Half speed mastered

excellent 👍🏼

Super cool and thanks for the replies! I see an end of work week habit forming here. Next up, reissued 180g Innervisions then Szell/Cleveland Orchestra, No. 6 Pastoral Symphony if I can find it in my rack!

@trhester1 

fully upgraded LP-12, Ekos, and Krystal

How do like the Krystal?  I have the same TT/arm with a Kandid and Urika in the plinth.  I’d read some criticism the Kandid was a bit sterile and lacking “warmth”.  However my experience has been quite the opposite I guess because of the vacuum tubes the signal encounters after leaving the Urika.

daniel 

;-) It’s also the egoless audio thread…with great music…

Linda R - Living in the USA

@puffball08 

I agonized b/w Kandid and Krystal. I had a budget though including a Lingo IV, new trampolin, etc - and because  my preamp gives the warmth I like and my amp gives weight and heft - and my taste is so wide - I settled on the Krystal. I probably could have done better, but no complaints so far from rock to jazz to vocal to classical. Big improvement over my previous Benz Micro 2.0. 

@trhester1 

Big improvement over my previous Benz Micro 2.0
 

You got me beat.  My previous cartridge was one step above a cactus quill (a Shure SC39ED, the radio station gold standard for many years).

 

Terry Allen and The Panhandle Mystery Band / Just Like Moby Dick
2020 Paradise Of Bachelors

Catching up with background music during a busy work week:

Corelli/English Baroque Orchestra – Concerti Grossi (Westminster)

Stravinsky/Oue, Minnesota Orchestra – Stravinsky / The Firebird Suite / The Song Of The Nightingale (Reference Recordings)

Mozart*, Alfred Brendel – Piano Concerto Nº 22 / Rondo (Turnabout)

Bach, Jean-Francois Paillard Chamber Orchestra*, Jean-Francois Paillard* – The Brandenburg Concerti (MHS)

Ravel — Boston Symphony Orchestra - Charles Munch Conductor, New England Conservatory And Alumni Choruses*, Robert Shaw, Lorna Cooke de Varon* – Daphnis Et Chloe (Chesky Records)

Respighi* - Antal Dorati, Philharmonia Hungarica – Ancient Airs & Dances
Label:    (Mercury)

Oscar Peterson Trio With Milt Jackson – Very Tall (Verve)

Gene Ammons – Blue Gene (OJC)

Dave Pike – Jazz For The Jet Set (Nature Sounds – RSD)

@reubent Tom, I'm embarrassed to admit that I don't have Momofuku in my vinyl collection.  I do have it on my network.  I haven't listened to it in a while.  I may need to go on a hunt for the vinyl.

@corelli welcome to the threat.  It's nice to see I'm not the only one with 4 systems scattered around my house!

For any of you Elvis Costello fans (I'm referring mostly to you @big_greg  😁), that EC record I played earlier tonight - "Momofuku" is pretty darn good, considering almost no one has ever heard of it... Check it out via streaming if you have any interest in Elvis Costello. It's a 2008 release, that was first released on 2XLP vinyl and as a digital download, then later released on CD.

It's a rocker, with The Imposters and guests, 

All you Jenny Lewis fans...she's on a bunch of tracks here(Jonathan Rice & Farmer Dave appear too)

 

 

@bkeske 

Nice music/listening list

Brian, you've inspired me to dig deeper & more frequently into my modest classical collection, thank you.

@sbank 

Brian, you've inspired me to dig deeper & more frequently into my modest classical collection, thank you.

Fantastic 👍🏼 Checking out the new pre, am listening to a lot of stuff I know well, but am looking forward to digging through my classical selections later. In a fairly short period of time, I believe my classical collection is larger now than any other genre of music after nibbling around the edges of it for years. Fascinating stuff.

 

Hey @mckinneymike ,

I got my copy of Amythyst Kiah "Wary + Strange" in recently, (thanks to you). Have you had a chance to listen to the vinyl yet? Noticed it is mastered by Bob Ludwig.

Really missing my listening sessions. Got a few upgrades in the works when I get back to it. New Origin Live belt for my VPI (HRX pulley). Townshend Podiums and Pods on the way..........

^^ whenever I listen to this album I’m always reminded of the intro to “Twilight Zone: The Movie”  with Dan Arkroyd and Albert Brooks - classic

Ahmad Jamal - Live At The Montreal Jazz Festival 1985. Atlantic 2LP gatefold 1986

Joe Sample / Ray Brown / Shelly Manne - The Three. Inner City Records 1978

@slaw @boxer12

Steve, I hope it’s going well for you and on schedule. And Thanks to you and Tim who got me on to Terry Allen.

Procol Harum 

Shine On Brightly - 1968/2017 A&M Varese Reissue

A Salty Dog - 1969/2017 MOV Remaster

Home - 1970 early pressing

Thanks to Tim for turning me on to it Bill.

It’s really a demo worthy lp.

Monty Alexander / Ray Brown / Herb Ellis - Overseas Special. Concord Jazz 1984.

Recorded live at the Satin Doll Club, Tokyo, Japan, March 1982.

@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.