Whats on your turntable tonight?

Ruston,
I can't speak to the US pressing of "Crime Of the Century", but I do have the 180g Speaker's Corner reissue. We'll have to spin it on that Walker of yours one of these days. It's holographic, information far beyound the boundries of the loudspeaker. Very quiet surface.

Tonight:
Ravel "Bolero" Bizet "Carmen Suite" Wallenstein/Virtuoso Symphony of London (Audio Fidelity FCS 50,005) Disc is one of several Audio Fidelity recordings aquired this weekend ata library booksale. Excellent condition, just need to run them through the RCM and put them into fresh sleeves.

Joe, I'd like to hear the Speakers Corner reissue. Let's plan to compare the two the next time we can get together.
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Rush

Hi. If you and Joe decide to do a shoot out with Crime of the Century I have the MFSL and Mike may have an original UK.
I've always loved that album. The Speakers Corner is supposed to be very very good and some have reported it's better than an original UK.

Tom
from PAAG

Sounds like a plan then. I'll offer up some dates sometime before too long.
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Bach - Casals Conducts Brandenburg Concertos - Marlboro Festival Orch. Columbia 2 eye Not the greatest recording, but music good enough to hold my attention through all 6 sides.
Peterson/Brown/Thigpen - Sound of the Trio - Verve A really underrated jazz LP w/nice version of On Green Dolphin St.
The Kenny Drew Trio Riverside/OJC
Chopin - Sonatas 2&3 Wilhelm Kempff - London ffrr
Al DiMeola - Land of the Midnight Sun
Modern Jazz Qrt - Concorde - Prestige/OJC - One of the best albums featuring vibes that I've heard. Plenty versions better than the OJC I have.
Mozart - Sym 40&41 - Reiner/CSO Shaded Dog
Renaissance - Turn of the Cards - Sire; A classic in it's genre, a beautiful blend of art rock & folk, with a nod to the baroque. Annie Haslam's fine voice has never sounded better. Cheers,
Spencer