What are you listening to right now? (VOL II)

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Originally posted by Huwge:

quote:

Originally posted by Haim Ronen:

Eugene Ysaye: Six Sonatas for Solo Violin OP.27

Thomas Zehetmair, violin

Not the easiest music to start the day with, Haim. Might give that a listen later, but now in a Monk / Coltrane mood

Huw,

It is only 7:47 AM here now, way too early for jazz, easier to deal with a solo violin.

Regards,
Haim

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Originally posted by kuma:

for some reasons, i've never listened to this Santana album before.

I've spotted it at a local record shop yesterday, and this is a good one.

Yes, one of their best IMO.

Steve

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Originally posted by munch:
[/On the black stuff.
What do you think of it Steve?

After one play, quite good. I knew her voice was good after seeing her with Jools.

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Originally posted by naim_nymph:

~<>~ Black Sabbath ~<>~

1. War Pigs
2. Paranoid
3. Planet Caravan
4. Iron Man
5. Electric Funeral
6. Hand Of Doom
7. Rat Salad
8. Fairies Wear Boots

Long time no hear!... released in 1976,

...what a great blast from the past! : )

nymph

You wish NN!!

Came out in 1970/71 IIRC.

Steve

CD
Again
On the Black stuff

Amazing how quickly your listening direction can change: June Tabor and the Oyster Band - Freedom & Rain

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Originally posted by MilesSmiles:

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Originally posted by Huwge:
Barbirolli leading the RPO in Sibelius' 2nd, inspired by the Sibelius thread. I think I have three versions of this symphony lead by Sir John.

Looks like a Chesky - I assume the recording quality is outstanding?

Outstanding it is. Sorry wrong post. However I did post this a couple of days ago and it is outstanding. Sorry Huwge.

Larry

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Originally posted by Steve S1:

quote:

Originally posted by naim_nymph:
Long time no hear!... released in 1976,

...what a great blast from the past! : )

nymph

You wish NN!!

Came out in 1970/71 IIRC.

Steve

Actually, i did wonder, and no i didn't wish...
The cd sleeve-notes quotes 1976 <?>

I asked Ozzy about it and he said...

"i dunno why... SHaaAroN!! it duddn't say it was released then dud it.., purn' are ya' Paranoid"?

~<>~ Dmitry Shostakovich (1906-1975) ~<>~

1. Gadfly: Overture
2. Contredanse
3. Folk Feast (National Holiday)
4. Interlude
5. Barrel-Organ Waltz
6. Galop
7. Introduction (Prelude)
8. Romance
9. Intermezzo
10. Nocturne
11. Scene
12. Finale
13. Introduction
14. Dresden In Ruins
15. The Liberation Of Dresden
16. Interlude
17. Finale

Muse - HAARP

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Originally posted by munch:
Hi nymph,
I hope you had a good birthday.
Munch

Yes thank you, Munch.
Too drunk for a proper music listen though! ; )
Shostakovich <?> good music for hangovers!

nymph

Haydn's Keyboard Sonatas arranged for 8-strings guitar.

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Originally posted by Haim Ronen:


Haydn's Keyboard Sonatas arranged for 8-strings guitar.

How is it Haim? I have his Bach, and like it very much.

Regards
Nigel

Darren Hayes, This Delicate Thing We've Made.
A must to test any Naim system, Tuning of violins is a fantastic track.

John Mayer "Continuum"