Whats on your turntable tonight?

Stravinsky, L'Histoire du Soldat Suite - Chicago Pro Musica / Reference Recordings RR 17 (always a pleasure - top drawer performance of the suited, in superb sound)

Paul Chambers, Paul Chambers Quintet / Blue Note BN1534 (Analogue Productions 45rpm reissue)
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Britten, Simple Symphony--English Music for Strings. Britten cond./English Chamber Orchestra; King Super Analog Disc (reissue of a 1968 London/Decca recording). As seems to be the case with most of the King reissues, the sound seems tilted towards the bass, which works well on this recording, particularly when the double basses strum in the second movement. I'm breaking in a new system (moved to a place with a much smaller room), and this record sounds great on the new setup.

Rush, I'm now in VA about 50 miles from you, will have to arrange a visit at some point soon.

Russ, I'll look forward to getting together!

Genesis - Wind & Wuthering...hadn't listened to this in a long time. What beautiful music. Tony Banks' "Afterglow" - really something special.

Ghosthouse, I'm a huge Genesis fan. I own every lp up to Duke and love every one of them. My personal favorite is the lamb. In the Cage, Back in NYC, and especially Lilywhite Lilith.