Whats on your turntable tonight?

"The Baroque Sound of the Trumpet"- John Wilbraham & Leslie Pearson

Just organ and trumpet playing together and recorded well with a lot of dynamic range

@bkeske it just fits right in with our appreciation for analog over digital. And for things that can be serviced and maintained, rather than discarded and replaced.

As with my ancient audio system, I'm completely satisfied . Until I try something better, lol. 
 

 I need to find some good classical vinyl.  Been listening to Mahler's #8, S.F. Symphony Michael Tilson Thomas, The Mahler Project on sacd.
 

What little classical music I've collected is all on disc. 
 

all ears (just like rest of us)

Dead Can Dance / Serpents egg

@dayglow Yes, the Bromberg is great music. For the longest time I found his recordings a bit bass heavy and even boomy. However adding springs under my turntable a year or so ago solved the issue and the albums sound fine.

Streaming on headphones based on yous guys’ selections:

Miles Davis In Person Friday & Saturday Night At The Black Hawk.

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Explosions In The Sky - All of the sudden, I miss everyone.

I keep waiting for the lyrics and realize the music speaks for itself. Interesting.