Whats on your turntable tonight?

Respighi
The Pines of Rome
Rudolf Kempe and the RP

what do your speakers do with 16’ and 32’ organ pedal tones....?  Hmmmmm.   
Also, there are birds.  

I file my LPs alphabetically and play them in that order.  Tonight is:
Bach- Fantasia and Fugue in C minor EMI MFSL HSM
Joan Baez- Diamonds and Rust,  Nautilus SD HSM
Boston- Boston, Epic CBS HSM
Lindsey Buckingham, Christine McVie 180g 2017 release (excellent)
Judy Collins- Judith, Electra SD HSM
Rita Coolidge- Anytime...Anywhere, Nautilus SD HSM

Can someone explain to me the advantage of 45 RPM?  How can moving the groove past the stylus faster giving the stylus less time to track the groove result in better sound?  I don't get it.

Tchaikovsky 
Francesca da Rimini
Charles Munch and the RP

when Russia was in Europe 

@scottdog

Really? 

Georges Bizet
Symphony No. 1 in C
Charles Munch and the RP

Bizet’s first symphony and certainly one of my favorite pieces of ballet music. I was lucky enough to see the ballet of the same name, made by Balanchine, at ABT in New York during the Regan years.

So, what were you doing at age 17? Bizet made this for a school project. 

This 1964 record doesn’t have a pop click or any surface noise at all. Sweet sweet sweet.