currently playing

[bauzace50]

3rd piano concerto, by Rachmaninoff.
Byron Janis, pianist.
Antal Dorati, conductor
London Symphony Orchestra.

Mercury Living Presence recording, reissued by Speakers Corner.

[jtore]

Elio e le Storie Tese - Elio samaga hukapan kariyana turu

[Singlemania45]

[watercourse]

George Russell - Outer Thoughts

[Kallabow]

[D.]

A best of: Pavement - Quarantine the Past

[Cabbage Patch Elvis]

Tunnel of Love and Romeo & Juliet back to back are almost too much. Just fantastic.

[music:youth]

Bob Marley and the Wailers - Catch a Fire

[ighten]

Ok time for some notes.. I often think this thread does require a slight rename like the Naim equivalent and should encourage people to say WHY they recommend or like the music..

I have had some really bad ( Pulps Common People) and really average (David Bowies Heathen) experiences with Music on Vinyl.. They claim in there PR to care and source good masters but it still seems a little bit like buy and take a risk...

This for a change is a stunning experience... Compared to the CD the snare is "in the room" .. the detail in breath and detail in Mikaels voice is like Black and White.. Some issues still remain.. The Acoustic sections still have a slight and muffled feel to them.. Unlike the CD at least the top ends dont though...

I'm still not convinced by MOV.. But this on its own is simply a stunning piece of Vinyl..

[JollyJeweller]

Pat Metheny : As Falls Wichita, So Falls Wichita Falls
Shelby Lynne : Just a Little Lovin' (Beautifully recorded LP)

[pivot]

"The Colman Hawkins, Roy Eldridge, Pete Brown, Jo Jones All Stars at Newport" Verve UM V 2623 mono

Art Blakey, "A Night at Birdland, vol 1" Blue Note BST 81521 (Teldec DMM reissue)

[Aural Addict]

At this exact moment I'm listening to Peter Gabriel's "Big Blue Ball"..... Yes, the name made me chuckle too... But I must say the album is brilliant, especially if you like music from all over the world!

[jc_the_trucker]

Hooray! Metallica's "Kill 'Em All" finally showed up! Just enough time to listen to it before I get back to the highway.

[Cabbage Patch Elvis]