robm321

The Manhattan Transfer - Extensions vinyl

$3K to find out if Ultrasone finally got it right?

^^ Since your last post, enter the ninja video, I am now a fan.

Iron Maiden - Somewhere Back In Time

Eric Johnson - Ah Via Musicom

I bought this CD years ago, because it was a test disk that someone at Stereophile used in his reviews. It's not bad. Ry Cooder is on there, and Terry is convincing (grew up near the delta, Robert Johnson, etc.). On the down side, there is a '70s soul vibe to it which I personally don't like. Can't say I'd recommend it unless your into that.

Terry Evans - Puttin' It Down

I bought this DVD based on a friend stating it was the best something or other, so take that for what it's worth. Not sure if there's a CD of it or not. it's a damn good performance and worth adding to your collection anyway.

Perfect answer.

Charles Mingus Mingu Ah Um Still trying to figure out where this ranks for me among top jazz albums of all time. It's somewhere in the top five.

Paganini - 24 caprices / Itzhak Perlman

wow, that sucks. Sorry to hear it.

Lucinda Williams - Car Wheels On A Gravel Road The more time I listen to this the more I like it.

I'm not the best to ask, because I've just recently got into her. She does rock. She's refreshing to hear. I would recommend Schoenberg & Sibelius Violin Concertos, beyond that, I'll be getting more from her. I really like the Mendelssohn concerto, so that will probably be next, but I doubt any will disappoint. She's not terrible to look at either.

Hilary Hahn - Brahm/Stravinski Violin Concertos

B. B. King - Deuces Wild

At least Patrick wasn't a hater with his ERS papers. He lost his mind in a nice way.

Did anyone read the whole diatribe? I couldn't get through it all.

Van Halen Albert King, John Lee Hooker - I'll Play The Blues For You

^ One of my favorites Joe Satriani - Strange Beautiful Music SACD

Ruler flat midrange. I look forward to hearing these one day.

Bruckner's 9th

I'll second this.

Al Di Meola - Electric Rendezvous vinyl

Picked up this little gem for $2 at a consignment store. It's live and mastered well, along with great performance(s) (apparently recorded from 2 different live shows). Albert King/John Lee Hooker - I'll Play The Blues For You