Whats on your turntable tonight?

A year and a half, and this thread is still going strong! Some tremendous music has been shared among the various posters. Thank you all.

Today, so far:
Neil Young "Greatest Hits" (Reprise 48935-1) 200 gram

Grateful Dead "Live Dead" (Warner 2WS-1830) both Rhino 200 gram reissue and original pressings

Mark Knopfler/Dire Straits "The Best of Dire Straits & Mark Knopfler - "Private Investigations"" (Mercury 987576-7)

Pink Floyd "Wish You Were Here" (Columbia HBL 43453) Half Speed Mastered

Emerson, Lake & Palmer "Brain Salad Surgery" (Atlantic SD 19124) Manticore pressing is better, not quite as tipped up in the HF as this.

After the Rock and Roll:
Mendelssohn "Midsummer Night's Dream" Schubert "Rosamunde" Ansermet/L'Orchestre de la Suisse Romande (London CS 6186)

More classical music later....

Yes, this has been a really nice thread, Joe. It's been a real pleasure to read what others are playing and share some suggestions as we play stuff in our music library. This evening we've been listening to:

Vieuxtemps - "Violin Concerto No. 5"
Bruch - "Scottish Fantasy"
-- Jascha Heifitz and Malcolm Sargent conducting. (RCA LSC 2603-45 Classic Records 45 rpm reissue) Outstanding performance captured in another excellent engineering job by Kenneth Wilkinson. (Another example supporting the argument that the best of the RCA catalog was actually recorded by Decca.)

Paganini - "Il Carnevale di Venezia" and "La Campanella" - Salvatore Accardo -vn, Italiana Chamber Orchestra (Fone 011-45, 45 rpm pressing)

Roy Orbison - "Pretty Woman" - single 12" LP 33rpm/45rpm reissue from Classic Records - a nice demonstration of the benefits of 45 rpm mastering compared to 33 rpm.

Moody Blues - "Every Good Boy Deserves Favor" Threshold THS 5.

Jazz from the Blue Note 45 rpm reissue series from Music Matters and Analogue Productions coming up...
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Kazumi Watanabe, Mobo 1 and 2

dream theater- systematic chaos
mudcrutch

Terrapin Station - Grateful Dead...the title track is really something

Sing to Me Mr. C - Perry Como...wonderful RCA Victor Living Stereo recording from yesteryear. Wonderful sound! Vocals and harmonies that simply shimmer! They don't make 'em like this anymore. The distinctive sound quality makes this a very interesting and worthwhile listen.