What are you listening to? (Vol VII)

From HDX:



Regards,
Michel

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Originally posted by fasterbyelan:


Disc 2

Karl

Repeated listening the evening,

Karl

The mention of the Handel's Organ Concertos on the AoAM thread reminded me of the following set, which I have not played for a very long time –



Disc 2 of 3

I bought this almost 25 years ago to the day in Germany, where Diane and I were living at the time, for the sum of 110.85 Dm (pre Euro days!).

Thanks for the reminder George et al, it’s a wonderful set,

Karl

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Originally posted by Lloydy:

I have the 3 other recent MFSL reissues of Sinatra's music. If you have any of them, how does this record/CD compare?

Regards,

Karl

Deep Purple - Made in Japan



on Grooveshark and Shure's

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Originally posted by fasterbyelan:

quote:

Originally posted by Lloydy:

I have the 3 other recent MFSL reissues of Sinatra's music. If you have any of them, how does this record/CD compare?

Regards,

Karl

My copy is on CD. Unfortunately I don't have the other 3 reissues to compare this to, however, I love this recording. Imagine winding the clock back to the mid sixties and the atmosphere & ambience of an intimate Sinatra concert in Vegas. A great live performance IMO

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Originally posted by Voltaire:

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Originally posted by markah:

I stumbled across this album by accident and it is a real grower...a mighty fine album imco.

The term "grower" definitely applies to this album for me as well. Very good I think.

Ozark Henry - Birthmarks



On GS and Shure's

Sounds great and exciting!
Putting it on the wishlist

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Originally posted by HighFid3lity:
Deep Purple - Made in Japan



on Grooveshark and Shure's

A brilliant album from a group imo at the peak of their powers.

Karl

Side 3 & 4,

Karl

quote:

Originally posted by fasterbyelan:

quote:

Originally posted by HighFid3lity:
Deep Purple - Made in Japan



on Grooveshark and Shure's

A brilliant album from a group imo at the peak of their powers.

Karl

A collegue told me the same, so had to listen in and put on the list afterwards

Why stop when there's more to explore?!

Ozark Henry - The Soft Machine

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Originally posted by HighFid3lity:

quote:

Originally posted by fasterbyelan:

quote:

Originally posted by HighFid3lity:
Deep Purple - Made in Japan

on Grooveshark and Shure's

A brilliant album from a group imo at the peak of their powers.

Karl

A collegue told me the same, so had to listen in and put on the list afterwards

I played this one to death as a teenager, has aged well and still gets a frequent spin.

And his latest addition

Ozark Henry - Hvelreki



No clue what the title means so that's the new homework...

Love most of his tracks, though some are rather similar, but I guess it's the artists signature and I like it.

Edit: this is even better then his earlier work!