Whats on your turntable tonight?

Thank God people are beginning to come out of the closet with respect to the Sheffield 24 "Firebird" It is my personal favorite, even over the Classic reissue of the Dorati/LSO. I have never even noticed the lack of a hall sound probably due to the fact that I am sucked into the performance that Leinsdorf wrings out of the orchestra and the enormous dynamic swings on that LP.

Russ - glad to hear you are enjoying the Albeniz from ORG. If it's any consolation, I played the TP tape head to head against the LP yesterday for a friend, and they preferred the LP.....

Jerry Van Rooyen - "At 250 Miles Per Hour" [Crippled Dick Hot Wax comp. LP '96 (Germany), rec. '67-'68] Soundtrack selections arranged and conducted by the Dutch composer, from producer Pier A. Caminnecci's Aquila Films euro-sexploitation titles "Succubus" (AKA "Necronomicon"), "How Short Is The Time For Love", "Death On A Rainy Day", and "The Vampire Happening"

Jacques Brel - "Le Formidable..." [Vanguard LP '67]

Charles Mingus - "The Clown" [Atlantic LP reissue '57/'84]

The Birthday Party - "Junkyard" [4AD LP '82]

Shostakovich/Symphony No.6 - Boult/LPO [Everest stereo LP '6?]

Porcupine Tree - "Fear of a Blank Planet"
St. Germain - "Tourist"
Miles Davis - "Round About Midnight"
Joni Mitchell - "Blue" 180 gram

Duke Ellington, This One's For Blanton

Tannahill Weavers, Cullen Bay

Clannad, Clannad in Concert

Brendan Mulvihill, The Flax in Bloom

Leon Redbone, Double Time

Chopin, Ballades - Moravec
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Macdadtexas, your comment about the Beatles sent me spinning off in that direction, too...

The Beatles (white album)
The Beatles - Let it Be
The Beatles - Abbey Road

all just the generic US pressings, but enjoying 'em.
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