What are you listening to right now?

Started by lonewolfny42, January 18, 2007, 03:52:56 PM

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etcarroll

That's about how I feel, trying to restore my desktop from my WHS server, and just learned the hard way WHS doesn't like to restore Win7 64 bit. Dammit!!!
"...if you want to enjoy your gear, don't listen to anything that might be better."

eleazar

Quote from: etcarroll on November 22, 2011, 02:35:28 PM
That's about how I feel, trying to restore my desktop from my WHS server, and just learned the hard way WHS doesn't like to restore Win7 64 bit. Dammit!!!

Gene is this you right now??  :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

allenzachary


etcarroll

kinda is.

I need to put some music on and leave this till tomorrow.
"...if you want to enjoy your gear, don't listen to anything that might be better."

eleazar

Scott Jarrett ~ Without Rhyme Or Reason    LP


eleazar

Traffic ~ Last Exit
UK LP I picked Up at the Crack House Sat. for $2

etcarroll

Waltz for Debby
Bill Evans | Format: vinyl

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



jsaliga



Original Jazz Classics vinyl reissue.  This will probably be the last record I listen to with the Ray Samuels Audio F-117 Nighthawk phono preamp in my system.  My Aesthetix Rhea is scheduled for delivery today and should be here early this afternoon.

--Jerome

lonewolfny42


jsaliga

#5111


Analogue Productions 180g vinyl reissue.  This is one of my very favorite jazz trumpet albums.

--Jerome

richidoo

Just heard this on the radio, the best Romeo and Juliet I've heard yet. Awesome power of Colorado/Alsop, awesome full range Naxos recording, quiet space, natural 20th row miking. Bass drums, brass, over the top!! It's in my wishlist.  The 4th Symphony should be even better, with even more gunpowder in the composition.



http://www.arkivmusic.com/classical/album.jsp?album_id=53741

tmazz

Quote from: richidoo on November 23, 2011, 05:03:29 PM
Just heard this on the radio, the best Romeo and Juliet I've heard yet. Awesome power of Colorado/Alsop, awesome full range Naxos recording, quiet space, natural 20th row miking. Bass drums, brass, over the top!! It's in my wishlist.  The 4th Symphony should be even better, with even more gunpowder in the composition.



http://www.arkivmusic.com/classical/album.jsp?album_id=53741

Marin Alsop was the music director of the Long Island Philharmonic for a number of years. Did a great job and I was sorry to see her go.
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etcarroll

Dang, bought this recently and yet to play it, (standard version), why did you line out trumpet, does he play mostly flugelhorn? Or are you trying to make the point that it's more than just trumpet music?

Either way, I'll put it on after I walk the dog and find out.

Quote from: jsaliga on November 23, 2011, 02:48:20 PM


Analogue Productions 180g vinyl reissue.  This is one of my very favorite jazz trumpet albums.

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