Whats on your turntable tonight?

Murcof's "Rememberanza"
Cat Power's ' The Greatest'
Quartetto Italiano

original version of nick lowe's jesus of cool. have both new 180 and original, original blows remastered away.

We just replaced the input tubes in our amps, so we've been listening this afternoon to a lot of old favorites (forgive me for so many repeats):

Malcolm Arnold "Eight English Dances" with Arnold/LPO on Lyrita SRCS 108

Ravel "Rapsodie Espagnole" and Rachmaninoff "Isle of the Dead" with Reiner/CSO on RCA LSC 2183 (Classic)

Beethoven "Kreutzer Sonata" with Heifitz on LSC 2577 (Cisco)

Shostakovich "Age of Gold Ballet suite" with Martinon/LSO on RCA LSC 2322-45 (Classic)

Holst "Savitri" with I.Holst/J.Baker/ECO on Argo ZNF 6

Holst "Double Concerto for 2 Violins and Orchestra" with I.Holst/ECO on Lyrita SRCS 44

Holst "Planets" with Previn/LSO on EMI ASD 3002

Sibelius "Finlandia" Mackerras/LondonPromsO on RCA LSC 2336-45 (Classic)
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Conclusion about the new input tubes? Big improvement: greater clarity; lower distortion; far less congestion during orchestral peak volumes when everyone is going for all they're worth. Next, go back and put Extreme SST on the tube pins and allow that to break in, then on to replacing tubes in the phono stage.

Regards to all,

It's nice to see that after 4 years and over 1200 posts, this thread still has life!

Thank you to everyone who has contributed your listening choices. I know that my eyes have been opened to investigating music I might not otherwise have tried; thanks to what I have learned here.

Keep those posts coming!!

Bon Iver "For Emma, Forever Ago"

Jagjaguwar records

The LP is great front to back...I especially like "Skinny Love" and "Blindsided"

The songs were recoreded in the North Woods of Wisconsin by a guy that had no intention of making a record...it is getting great press.

Cheers