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

myself, flipping through some Naim CD's (like Haden / Anderson and Sciubba/Forcione), now arriving at



one of the best records of the last three years.

cheers
Stefan

Nirvana - the superb UK group of the 60s Patrick Campbell-Lyons from Ireland and Alex Spyropoulos from Greece. Absolutely wonderful stuff and the only band bearing the name Nirvana that I enjoy listening to.

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Originally posted by ROTF:


Nirvana - the superb UK group of the 60s Patrick Campbell-Lyons from Ireland and Alex Spyropoulos from Greece. Absolutely wonderful stuff and the only band bearing the name Nirvana that I enjoy listening to.

ROTF


I've certainly heard of them. What kind of music, is it rock or folk ?


BB

I am still not so sure about this one..

Haim

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Originally posted by sjust:
myself, flipping through some Naim CD's (like Haden / Anderson and Sciubba/Forcione), now arriving at



one of the best records of the last three years.

cheers
Stefan

Stefan,

I am with you with on one. Thanks for recommending it. I have two more of Perle's discs on order, including her new Telemann.

Regards,

Haim

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Originally posted by Huwge:
Amy Winehouse - Back to Black, nice groove after a busy and long day at the office

Huw,

Good to hear from you. I still did not receive Alpha's Berriere, but I ordered another five from that label. 3 Bachs (One of them a C.P.E) and Cocset playing Boccherini and Vivaldi.

Haim

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Originally posted by munch:
Hi Haim are you going to any concerts over xmas and the new year? kind regards munch

Hi Munch,

No plans, though we have some promising chamber music concerts (my favorites) in mid January and February.

How about You? Make sure that you and your family have a wonderful Chirstmass.

Haim

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Originally posted by munch:
Jacqueline du pre /the very best of, disc 3 the Recital.I just want this disc to go on and on and on.munch

I know what you mean, i know what you mean, i know what you mean.
Have a great christmas munch,
Chris N

Yes - Fragile

Verdi - Nabucco

Midlake: The Trials of Van Occupanther

Mr. Fantasy: Remastered with extra tracks - sounds really good.

She Loves The Way They Love Her
Misty Roses
Smokey Day
Caroline Goodbye
Though You Are Far Away
Mary Won't You Warm My Bed
Her Song
I Can't Live Without You
Let Me Come Closer To You
Say You Don't Mind

Hadn't listen to this for a while and that's a real shame because it is great album from the man who sung She's Not There and on one of greatest records ever made Odessey and Oracle.

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Originally posted by {OdS}:


Midlake: The Trials of Van Occupanther

You've beaten me to it. What do you reckon on first listen?

diccus

was:

is:


cheers
Stefan

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Originally posted by Haim Ronen:

You seriously have earned the right to wear the golden "Harmonia Mundi Needle", Haim !

cheers
Stefan

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Originally posted by sjust:
You seriously have earned the right to wear the golden "Harmonia Mundi Needle", Haim !

cheers
Stefan

Stefan,

Actually I am wearing a large Mundi necklace..

Seriously, it was a year which was dominated by classical music for me, hence so many excellent recordings of Harmonia mundi.

I have seven Alphas on order, and I promise not to be so boring and post them as well.

I just went back 4 pages and checked my recent postings which are of: MA, Bridge, Sonora, Sony, NAIM, Alpha, and Hyperion.
It seems like I am supporting more than one label after all...

Stefan, I am sorry to report that after 5 listenings to the new Haden I am still not sure about the music (the recording is very fine). At least, you cannot blame me that I am not trying.

Best regards,

Haim

Haydn, Symphonies 99-104: Eugene Jochum, LPO

Recommended by Tam.


BB

Bought this LP today. Pricy!

But a fantastic album.