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Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral

Disc 2 of the SACD set

Genesis - The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway

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Bechet in Philadelphia, Vol. 2

Norah Jones - Live from Austin

Vinyl

Genesis - The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway

Haven't heard that in years. Took in the original concert tour on the campus of Grand Valley State (now University). Peter Gabriel had just been replaced by Phil Collins. Concert got over and I had never been there before. Followed a VW Bug figuring it would show me the way out. Started to wonder WTF when we were weaving between trees and benches, but I had a whole long line of cars following me. Finally the bug stops and four guys get out laughing their asses off at all of us in the line. Too fucked up to care that we were traveling sidewalks around buildings.

Aztec Camera -- Knife

UK Vinyl.

Stravinsky Ballets

Schubert Trout Quintet

On Vinyl.

Going through Rarum boxes -- on Keith Jarrett (Vol. I) right now.

Beethoven piano sonatas, Emil Gilels (1972)

Vangelis -- Blade Runner: Orchestral Adaptation Of Music Composed For The Motion Picture By Vangelis

On Vinyl.

great lp

Schubert Trout Quintet

I really like this particular Schubert recording.

Ein Komet ist ein schmutziger Schneeball (Schneeball Records COMPILATION 1976-1997)

You can snicker if you like, but this lady can sing! I'm listening for the first time, and her version of Wild Horses is fantastic!

*snicker, snicker*

Ray Brown & Laurindo Almeida -- Moonlight Serenade (Jeton Vinyl)

Wow, does this thing knock my socks off with the AirTight PC-1! BASS in your bowels! Wow.

Edited January 19, 201016 yr by Voltron

I really like this particular Schubert recording.

I like it a lot, too. I think it's time for some Death and the Maiden now.

That's funny, I associate Trout and Death & The Maiden, too.

Hm, they both kick ass and are by Schubert? They were written in contrasting periods of his life, though. I want to play both pretty badly, but I kind of need the rest of the chamber group to do so.

Hm, they both kick ass and are by Schubert? They were written in contrasting periods of his life, though.

Well, also probably because they are probably two of his most famous pieces of chamber music.

So how do you learn pieces with more than, e.g., just a sonata? Do you find a general midi file and then take out the violin part? Of course, if none exist, then you're in TRANSCRIPTION HELL...

What really needs to be invented is an OCR for music.

Massive Attack - Protection

What really needs to be invented is an OCR for music.

IIRC, it has been invented. Forgot what the software was called tho.

Elton John - Honky Chateau