Whats on your turntable tonight?

Joni Mitchell - "Dog Eat Dog"

Had this on CD since it first came out in 1985. Just picked it up on vinyl. Here's one of my favorites from this album:

@tomic601 

Her violin sounds real. Real wood.  The recording is so good you can hear the nuanced tonal changes in her movements.   It’s not bright (tilted down?) but very transparent.   One of my best records.   Forgot to mention : vinyl package is especially lovely - don’t get that on the stream.  

@boxer12 

Mono / Nowhere now here 

I have this album and really like it.   A LOT of sound.  It’s interesting to me to compare this record listening on my open speakers to listening to the file on headphones.   The record has more and depth and presence but on the stream it is a little easier to hear what’s going on with all the harmonics.   Glad I have the record, it’s in a very cool package.   

@bkeske 

Hilary is incredible. Have most her CD’s.

Some recorded with a pet mouse in her pocket.  She is so good.  So gifted.  But I’m preaching to the choir I know - we’ve discussed…

Agreed James. It amazes that some like to criticize her for being too technical. I get that, but then, I don’t either, as I feel real emotion in her playing as well. Her recording of The Lark Ascending is a perfect example.