Whats on your turntable tonight?

Listening with friends earlier in the day (there's no better way), among other LPs:

McNeely, Confederation, Sheffield Lab 9 (d-to-d) (Bluegrass played with verve and fun, no holding back just because it's being record live direct to disc as on so many other similar d-to-d albums)

Dvorak, Symphony No. 9, Kertesz/LSO, London CS 6527 (another Kenneth Wilkinson recording masterpiece, and I enjoy Kertesz above all others in this music)

Casino Royal Soundtrack - the first two tracks are great and I always enjoy hearing them. After that, it's pretty repetitive. So, get the 45 rpm reissue from Classic Records with just this much of it, and enjoy!
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Rushton, Many thanks for the links to threads. I am printing some out to start my search in the library. I sometimes check Goodwill for classical music and I've been at a loss. Not anymore. Thanks to you and our fellow enthusiasts, I now have a reference.
This is a wonderful site. Thanks audiogon!!!

Oregon, have fun in your explorations! As you find a genre you enjoy and would like additional suggestions, feel free to ask. Lots of people here will be happy to reply.

Paul Chambers' Bass on Top and Sonny Clark's Struttin'.

This last Tuesday night we played music I've acquired over the last few months as well as old favorites.

Some I remember are:

Gotan Project, "Lunatico"
Katie Melua, "Call off the Search"
Cassandra Wilson, "New Moon Daughter"
The Eels, "Electro Shock Blues"
Kylie Monogue, "Can't get you out of my head"
Squirrel Nut Zippers, "Hot"
Antony and the Johnsons, "I am a bird now"
Tom York, "The Eraser"
Jolie Holland "Escondida"
Gnarls Barkley (12" single), "Crazy"
The Best of Eddy Arnold, "Cattle Call"