What's in your CDP tonight? the minority report

bdp24,

Best of the best on Piano
French Suites BWV 812-17
Angela Hewitt , Hyperion CDA67121/2

Keyboard Partitas no2,3,4
Murray Perahia Sony 88697 22695-2 (his French Suites are also great)

Along with Richard Goode, the best Bach keyboard players alive.
Goode made fantastic recordings on Nonesuch but hard to find .
Buy any Goode you do find .

here's a new find: asteroid #4, windmill. very melodic leaning acid/folk/pop--a lot of these songs sound like lost summer of love classics 

Built to Spill - Untethered Moon

Last week I potsted this on my thread. If you have never hear it or its been a while, it’s worth spinning. I have The Classic Years remastered in on CD. 

Elton John, Tumbleweed Connection.

It is in my opinion some of his best. And the recording is amazing. Stereo separation is fantastic, instruments appear in spaces you can reach out and grab. The background is dead quiet. It also contains the original version of "Madman Across The Water". Highly recommended.

N

N - Haven't heard the remastered version you refer to but music-wise, his self-titled along with Tumbleweed & Madman are favorites of mine.  Some of his best work (not to mention Bernie Taupin's).  Played Tumbleweed quite a few times back in the day.  Didn't follow him much after Madman and hardly at all after Yellowbrick Road.  I remember thinking Capatain Fantastic seemed like a rehash/imitation of his earlier stuff.  I'll have to give Tumbleweed a listen this evening.  It's been a while.  Interesting to read that Mick Ronson played guitar on the original version of Madman that was to be part of Tumbleweed (now included on that remastered version you have).