Whats on your turntable tonight?

The Flying Burrito Brothers "Burrito Deluxe" Intervention

Just finished working for the day, that wasn’t really expected. But, now I’ve told myself I’m done for the day, and a big plus, got a few ‘new’ LP’s in the mail today.

first up:

Sir Simon Rattle conducts Britten - Canadian Carnival, Op. 19, Young Apollo, Op. 16, Four French Songs (Quatre Chansons Françaises), & Scottish Ballad, Op. 26. City Of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra. Angel 1982

All these albums are in incredible condition. Score.

@spiritofradio 

Tchaikovsky
Swan Lake, Op. 20
Sleeping Beauty, Op. 68
Herbert von Karajan
Berliner Philharmoniker

James, I like that album a lot. My sister used to dance ballet in our youth, and brings back memories of their/her performances every time I listen to it.

Brian,

I know it’s early on, ......

I just haven’t heard the normal "hell yeah" on each and every record so far .

I felt you were too early on in trying tube dampers. Let the Trumpet be itself for 100 hours.

@slaw

Brian,

I know it’s early on, ......

I just haven’t heard the normal "hell yeah" on each and every record so far .

lol, well, I’m trying not to inundate the forum of my pleasure with the Trumpet on every post, but believe me, I do say ‘hell yeah’ to myself often. If not just sit here and smile. A lot.

As far as the dampers, I’m just experimenting; On/off, high/low. pre/drivers, etc. There is time, I’m sure I’ll figure out what sounds best over time.