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

Dawn Chorus (of the birds of a feather), best listened to at the begining and not the end of the day... Fred

Instead of getting up at 5, taking the car to Mannheim, a three hour train ride to Munich, tram to the MOC, just to reach the "High End" show", (not to mention the way back) I've made a wise decision to stay at home and treat my family with some good food and myself with some good music, starting with



Indeed, a wise decision...

cheers
Stefan

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Originally posted by HR:
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Mozart / Serenades E flat major, K.375 & C minor, K. 388 / The Netherlands Wind Ensemble / Phillips

Music for 2 oboes, 2 clarinets, 2 horns & 2 bassoons.

It is real hard to find those images of 30 years old LPs.

Haim

Haim, there's a trick: You need to carefully fold the LP cover twice. After this it's really easy to run the four sides through your scanner. With the help of Photoshop, you mount these four pieces together, put the result on your web site, link them in from there, é voilà !

Piece of cake, really...
Stefan

PS: Take out the LP's before you start folding. MUCH easier !

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Posted Thu 25 May 2006 09:57
Instead of getting up at 5, taking the car to Mannheim, a three hour train ride to Munich, tram to the MOC, just to reach the "High End" show", (not to mention the way back) I've made a wise decision to stay at home and treat my family with some good food and myself with some good music, starting with

Thanks for reminding me of this recording. Three masters of the guitar recorded so that each one has its own channel. I love their version of Timeless

Anthony

i've been up for 30+ hrs. i found out yesterday that my hospital is restructuring and i'm going to have to re-bid on my job - problem is, i'm low on the seniority list and i love my job and co-workers. i'm trying to keep busy with java and music. i've just finished putting together a lovely head/footboard bed-frame from IKEA for my wife. will try it out with a nap before a mind clearing run.

PISSED

after continueing to follow the guitar track with 2 fabulous Gismonti discs (Danca dos Escravos / Zigzag), now with the FABULOUS Jolie Holland (anybody has her new CD ?)



cheers
Stefan

im saying nothing...

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Originally posted by munch:

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Originally posted by sjust:
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fjuust hi you being in germany have you herd of an album time winds by claus schultz

I've seen Klaus Schulze live (surrounded by Moog equipment) in the mid 70's. Those were the times...



cheers
Stefan
PS: check out Klaus Schulze's web site for tons of infos about him...

Currently have Disc One of The Collected Bill Evans on Verve about 20 discs ! (The Rusty Metal Box Set).

I plan to listen to it all over the coming weekend !

On the subject of inappropriate music for ads I can never hear the Nutcracker now without Frank Muir's voice starting up in my head. It must have been 30 years ago, that music has been ruined for me.

Everyone's a fruit and nut case...

Aaaargh !!!!

Def Leppard - Yeah !!!

Absolutly excellent !

P.

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Originally posted by AlanM:
Currently have Disc One of The Collected Bill Evans on Verve about 20 discs ! (The Rusty Metal Box Set).

Has to be the most stupidly designed case in the history of box sets - not only is it a pain to get the discs out but you get your hands covered in rust for your troubles.

Still, great music!

regards, Tam

Tam,

I agree about the case. It puts me off listening at times. And as for the music.. It just gets better and better.

Alan

Dear Alan,

The music is stunning (though, personally, I prefer the Riverside vintage stuff - then again, I am rather fond of the various 'conversations' albums so....)

regards, Tam

Some new vinyl. It going to be a late night.

Gilles Peterson-Eclectic Sessions Vol 2

Nitin Sawhney-Broken Skin

Vikter Duplaix-DJ Kicks

Vikter Duplaix-Singles(prelude to the future)

Hil St Soul-Soul Organic

Elbow-Alseep In The Back

Tippett's concerto for double string orchestra, the composer conducting the SCO.

regards, Tam

after


now


Ragna Schirmer rulz...

cheerz
Stefan

Jenny Lewis and the Watson Twins - Rabbit Fur Coat....superb!

Jim

Scott Walker - The Drift

Excellent - more singalongascott

I really like this album, it is every bit as good as Tilt with a bit less emphasis on tunes.

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Originally posted by ROTF:


Scott Walker - The Drift

Excellent - more singalongascott

I really like this album, it is every bit as good as Tilt with a bit less emphasis on tunes.

Never heard about Walker before. Had a short listen on JPC, and - ordered The Drift, immediately.

thanks,
Stefan

Mahler 6. Abbado/BPO (and, rather to my joy, discovering that my Powerbook has suddenly agreed to play hybrid SACDs after years of refusing to - and I will now be able to put them on my ipod!).

regards, Tam

Book One of the 48, (Well Tempered Clavier)!

Helmut Walcha: Hero!

ATB from Fredrik

Elvis Costello and Steve Nieve-Live at the Troubador

Matt