Whats on your turntable tonight?

Mink DeVille - Cabretta
Allman Brothers - Brothers & Sisters
Pink Floyd - DSOTM

Elton John- Yellow Brick Road excellent 180 gram pressing (DJM 1001) with big dynamics
J.C. Mellenkamp- Scarecrow
Dire Straits- first one
Tommy Tutone- Two
CCR- Willy and the Poor Boys

Went to the Cincinnati Public Library annual book sale and picked up about 50 single LPs (mostly classical) and about 10 box sets (all classical).

A very kind audiophile that I met there gave me a
NM Britten "War Requiem" (London, Britten,Pears,Fischer-Dieskau, Vishnevskaya) from off his stack.

I have been wanting to pick this up for years and just never found one that was in good shape or was affordable.
I paid $1.00 for the Britten as well as the other discs.
I do have another version by Rattle (digital)that is pretty wonderful. But this one has such a low sound floor and soundstaging that the digital version doesn't portray. Not to mention the dynamic shading and impact.Amazing!

Rushton I know you have this and love it. Now I do too.

imagine that

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Norah Jones- Not To Late
Just gotta' love her breathy voice. Man!

Nazareth- Close Enough For Rock And Roll
Great sounding and a wide range of music on this LP that I have bought an unknown number of copies from my teen years 'till now. Highly recomended for any 70's rock fan!