What are you listening to? (Vol VII)

Final album of 2010 -



First of the new -



Wishing you all a very Happy New Year!

Regards,

Karl

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Originally posted by naim_nymph:
~<>~ Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791) ~<>~

Divertimento no.10 in F major K.247

Divertimento no.17 in D major K.334

The Gaudier Ensemble

Marieke Blankestijn violin
Lesley Hatfield violin
Iris Juda viola
Stephen Williams double bass
Jonathan Willams horn
Christiaan Boers horn

[DDD] Recorded in All Saints Church, East Finchley, London, 10-12 December 2002

hyperion CD (p) MMIII

Hi Debs,

How's the Mozart sounding ?

Karl

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Originally posted by HighFid3lity:

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Originally posted by fasterbyelan:
Have not played this LP for years -



Karl

Exactly 1 year ago around this time I played 'Thriller' and my unborn son reacted and I felt him for the first time!

Thanks for making us remember!

Glad you enjoyed it. If you have not heard it try 'Off The Wall', the album prior to 'Thriller'. For me some of the best music of it's type from the late '70's , early '80's and they both bring back some great memories

Karl

Zero 7 "iTunes Sessions - Live" ep

Happy New Year, Karl

It’s very easy on the ear...
makes a nice change for me to hear Mozart divertimenti in string instead of wind.

Also played the Demidenko 2 cd set earlier, fascinating, took me by surprise in places, much better than I thought it would be!

My 4 hyperion offers came in Friday morning's post in time for the long-weekend!

…and i see hyperion have another selection of cd offers up now!

Debs

quote:

Originally posted by fasterbyelan:

quote:

Originally posted by HighFid3lity:

quote:

Originally posted by fasterbyelan:
Have not played this LP for years -



Karl

Exactly 1 year ago around this time I played 'Thriller' and my unborn son reacted and I felt him for the first time!

Thanks for making us remember!

Glad you enjoyed it. If you have not heard it try 'Off The Wall', the album prior to 'Thriller'. For me some of the best music of it's type from the late '70's , early '80's and they both bring back some great memories

Karl

Good morning Karl,

I know 'Off The Wall', but it's still wandering on the wishlist. Will move it over to the orderlist.

My oldest daughter is turning 18 this year, so to say I was listening to these albums when they were released on vinyl back in those days

ATB for 2011!
Tesso

The Weepies "iTunes Sessions - Live" ep

Having some of (the tracks that came out of ripping OK...)

Tracy Chapman - Tracy Chapman



Then I have to stop to socialise which is the only downside to headphonelistening!
(By that I mean using HP's is not a social event! )

CD 1

Off topic: finding out again that leaving on the equipment results in better overall sound.

Lately I turned off the Headphones-setup making the Shure's best the Grado's for short listens.

Not so anymore, now I stopped switching off the setup after a listen. Love both in their own respects though

The Shins "iTunes Sessions - Live" ep

Ray LaMontagne "iTunes Sessions - Live" ep

Kings of Convenience "Live Acoustic Sessions" ep

On Spotify - don't think I will be buying it.....

Karl

I bought this within a week of it being originally released which is unusual for me, my purchases are normally more considered - however I've never been disappointed

Karl

A new purchase - play No.1 (disc 1)

Nik Bartsch's Ronin- Randori

Keith Urban "Live At AOL Sessions" ep

Transatlantic - Live at Shepherd's Bush Empire from the CD/DVD box set - an Xmas pressie

Brandi Carlile "Acoustic" ep

A gentle start to 2011:

Angus & Julia Stone 'iTunes Sessions - Live" ep

On CD:-

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Originally posted by fasterbyelan:


I bought this within a week of it being originally released which is unusual for me, my purchases are normally more considered - however I've never been disappointed

Karl

Awsome dynamic's on vinyl!

Chris N