Whats on your turntable tonight?

I am currently listening in the Man Cave to Joni Mitchell's "Song to a Seagull". For those who know me,know that it is my favorite Joni LP or CD.Preferably vinyl.
Her first recording with David Crosby producing and Stephen Stills on bass(on one track).The rest is just Joni and her guitar.Very simple and very beautiful.
It is before her high production and jazz influence.More like a folk art song form.Though not folk.
Deeply personal with tremendous text painting and imagery.
and oddly enough her least well known.

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The Four Seasons Roma Trio----Vol 1 Venus Records VHJKD-18

John Williams Seven Great Guitar Concertos------
---Columbia M3X 31508

Brandenburg Concerti Otto Klemperer----- Angel SB 3627 2

Reading over some of these responses has given me a list of some more music I need to buy.

Townes Van Zandt, Live at the Old Quarter, Houston, Texas - Fat Possum FP 1118

Michael Murray, "Marcel Dupre Organ Recital" - Advent Records 5014 (a Bob Woods and Jack Renner analog recording before they started Telarc)

Lief Segerstam, String Quartet No 6 - Segerstam Qt, BIS LP 20 (ann excellent late 20th century composer whose works will really challenge one and will reward with the effort)
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Tonight I am listening to a LP I just got from Brazil.Chris Isaak "Heart shaped World". This seems to be a fairly rare piece on vinyl.It is a wonderful recording with great presence,bass,and smooth mid bass.Too bad the version I have is not in the best shape,though it was listed as "EX". this one is not even VG! The music makes up for it.