What are you listening to right now?

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jsaliga

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Minty Deutsche Grammophon stereo LP.  My favorite recording of these works.

--Jerome

jsaliga



Speakers Corner 180g vinyl Decca SXL stereo reissue.  Fantastic performance, fantastic sound.

--Jerome

richidoo



This girl could sing. "Greatest Love of All" and National Anthem, wow.

jsaliga



Classic Records 200g vinyl reissue.

--Jerome

etcarroll

Thelonious Monk‎– Standards
Label: Columbia ‎– J 45148
Series:Columbia Jazz Masterpieces –
Format:Vinyl,
Country: US
Released: 1989

Another remastered, minty, promo edition.

"...if you want to enjoy your gear, don't listen to anything that might be better."

etcarroll

Gil Evans Orchestra, The* ‎– Out Of The Cool
Label:Impulse! ‎– MCA-5653
Format:Vinyl, LP
Country: US
Released: 1986

Promo copy, remastered in '86 in VG+/NM- state, with;
KM
Custom Pressed KC 569 Blend
Premium Virgin Vinyl
Audiophile

sticker on back.

Sounds damn fine.

Hey Chris, I'll bring it to next GTG featuring vinyl.  :thumb:

"...if you want to enjoy your gear, don't listen to anything that might be better."

eleazar



One of the relatively few New York psychedelic groups to achieve national recognition, Autosalvage's day in the limelight was fairly dim and brief. The band included bassist Skip Boone, the brother of Lovin' Spoonful bassist Steve Boone, and Rick Turner, who contributed guitar to most of the tracks on Ian & Sylvia's 1966 album Play One More. Autosalvage's self-titled 1968 album revealed a fairly large palette, with touches of folk, blues, and strings. The group's cheerful harmonies owed a bit to the Lovin' Spoonful, and Frank Zappa (perhaps impressed by their sometimes-disjointed and improvisational material) was a fan, but their material was not strong enough to forge a distinctive identity. Boone and drummer Darius Davenport also appear on the obscure 1968 album by Bear, but otherwise Autosalvage's debut was also their curtain call.

jsaliga



Classic Records 200g vinyl reissue.

--Jerome

etcarroll

Maynard Ferguson‎– M.F. Horn 4&5: Live At Jimmy's
Label: Columbia ‎– PG 32732
Format:  LP
Country: US
Released: 1974
"...if you want to enjoy your gear, don't listen to anything that might be better."

jsaliga



Speakers Corner 180g vinyl Decca SXL reissue.

--Jerome

jsaliga



Speakers Corner 180g Mercury Living Presence stereo reissue.  Superb performance and superlative sonics.

--Jerome

jsaliga



Speakers Corner 180g vinyl Decca SXL Wideband Stereo reissue.

--Jerome

etcarroll

Pink Floyd‎– The Dark Side Of The Moon
Label: Harvest ‎– SHVL 804, EMI ‎– SHVL 804
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Remastered, Limited Edition, Heavyweight, Gatefold
Country: Europe
Released: 07 Apr 2003

Almost 40 years young, DSOTM.

Playing the EU version I found in FL last Winter.
"...if you want to enjoy your gear, don't listen to anything that might be better."

tmazz

Quote from: etcarroll on March 23, 2013, 11:39:56 AM
Pink Floyd‎– The Dark Side Of The Moon
Label: Harvest ‎– SHVL 804, EMI ‎– SHVL 804
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Remastered, Limited Edition, Heavyweight, Gatefold
Country: Europe
Released: 07 Apr 2003

Almost 40 years young, DSOTM.

Playing the EU version I found in FL last Winter.

A man after my own heart. Of all the versions of this album that I own this one is hands down the best sounding of the bunch.

At least if you couldn't come visit VPI with us this afternoon you did somehting to put the time to good use.  :thumb:
Remember, it's all about the music........

Nola Boxers
Sunfire True SW Super Jr (2)
McIntosh MC 275
ARC SP-9
VPI HW-19 Mk IV/SDS/SAM/SME IV/Soundsmith Carmen Mk II ES
Pro-Ject Pre Box S2 DAC/Rasp Pi Roon Endpoint
DigiBuss/TWL PC & USB Cables

etcarroll

Quote from: tmazz on March 23, 2013, 09:36:22 PM
At least if you couldn't come visit VPI with us this afternoon you did somehting to put the time to good use.  :thumb:

Tom - eating my own spleen that I couldn't make it to VPI. :(
"...if you want to enjoy your gear, don't listen to anything that might be better."