Whats on your turntable tonight?

@big_greg, excellent choice! You strike me as maybe a Front 242 listener?

@dabel Actually, no.  I've heard of them, but am not familiar with their music.  I'm in the process of cataloguing all my records in Discogs and am working my way through the letter D.  Play grading them all, if I haven't already.

Pablo Casals In Concert. With Paul Szabo cello, Mieczyslaw Horszowski piano, Georges Janzer viola, Sándor Végh & Sándor Zöldy violin. Recorded at the Prades Festival. Murray Hill Records 3LP box 1972

Joan Armatrading  S/T, pp edition.

Paul Simon  "One Trick Pony"  pp edition.

John Lee Hooker  "It Serve You Right To Suffer"  Analogue Productions, QRP 45 rpm double disc set.  It amazes me how much information, of the smallest minutia, was preserved in those old tapes and how AP was able to master such an excellent production.

Mike Oldfield - Tubular Bells 1973 Virgin Records

Todd Rundgren's Utopia - S/T 1974 Bearsville Records

Woah,... been such a long time without firing the TT. Streaming only lately but had some time today so dropped some platters. Peter Green, "In The Skies" - so smooth & with a (semi) clear head, Gary Moore, "How Blue Can You Get" & Son Volt, "Electro Melodier" (growing on me). Maybe sneak in a couple LPs tonight too after the Football game. Gotta find more time for vinyl.