What are you listening to and WHY might anyone be interested? (VOL V)

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Originally posted by Jeff Anderson:
Mono "Hymn to the Immortal Wind"


can't find where in this room I saw this, but thanks for the recommendation. first listen.

Luxen played and recommended this a couple of weeks back. I liked what I heard and bought it and have posted a couple of times.

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Originally posted by Lontano:

quote:

Originally posted by Jeff Anderson:
Mono "Hymn to the Immortal Wind"


can't find where in this room I saw this, but thanks for the recommendation. first listen.

Luxen played and recommended this a couple of weeks back. I liked what I heard and bought it and have posted a couple of times.

Thanks to you both !!!! I am enjoying it.

Why, because I have had a especially trying day at work today and I need an uplifting, feelgood album to start my evening and this album is superb.

2008 Remastered CD Version. Worth it for the bonus track Elsie's Theme from The Sicilian Defence - a great piano solo.

Reggae day today.

Side one. What a great album and great three tracks!

1. Funeral for a Friend/Love Lies Bleeding
2. Candle in the Wind
3. Bennie and the Jets.

On Vinyl. I Fancy a prog night anyone else care to join me

Over The Rhine "Drunkard's Prayer"

The Alan Parsons Project evening - My first album TAPP album.

Prompted by Jeff's post and my love of 'Stars'...

On Vinyl Continuing the prog theme with this classic

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It is always Bavouzet versus Michelangeli when it comes to Debussy's piano music. I could say that Bavouzet plays it like a Nait 3 (a bit warmer and slower) while Michelangeli is more like a Nait 5i (sparkling and faster).

Haim, I think the wonderful Bavouzet recordings are playing a trick on your perception : ) Bavouzet is actually the 555 and Michelangeli is the CDX2 (without XPS2) Maybe on an individual piece here or their he might play faster but overall Bavouzet is the more fleet of "fingers". It may appear to be slower because of the wonderful accoustics (and beautiful sounding piano) plus Bavouzet's clean playing and control.

Cheers,
Doug

CD4 and CD 7 with the Preludes & Fugues and Variations serieuses in d-

Crosby Loggins

U2 - No Line On The Horizon

CD2: No. 9 in e-flat+ and No. 19 in F+. I'm very happy with these recordings and would recommend these. In the 1970's, one of the very first Beethoven Piano Sonata albums I bought was with Rudof Buchbinder at the piano. Maybe that's why I like his playing?

YELLO ~ Stella

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Side One:
Desire
Vicious Games
Oh Yeah
Desert Inn
Stalakdrama
Koladi Ola

Side Two:
Domingo
Sometimes (Dr. Hirsch)
Let Me Cry
Ciel Ouvert
Angel No

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Vertigo LP @ 1985

Continuing the theme...