45 rpm

Arnold Overtures -- Malcolm Arnold and London Philharmonic (Reference Recordings 24/88.2)

BHse + SR-Omega = Awesome

Klezmatics - Possessed

I listened to the first couple of songs on Jar of Flies and that sounded really great on the Omegas. In the office again. Now playing:

Vijay Iyer Trio -- Historicity

Roy Haynes -- Cymbalism

Dire Straits

Eno's new one, Small Craft On A Milk Sea.

Happy ears.

My Chemical Romance - Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge

Andre Segovia The Intimate Guitar 2

vinyl

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Ultravox - The Collection

Vinyl

MADNESS presents

The Rise & Fall

Vinyl

Streethawk: A Seduction, on vinyl. Pitchfork's reissue review sums this one up nicely:

But then there's Streethawk, a record of practically nothing but graceful abandon. Each line seems immaculately crafted, every note falling into perfect order, every word sung with the proper bite and bile. This is what Bejar was building to, why he became a songwriter in the first place, and he reaches quite a precipice. Songs move effortlessly between bits of received wisdom, the drama is amped up to almost unthinkable levels, and these tunes feel like a long series of exclamation points. The guy got really good really fast, and he knew it-- his wit is sharp, his observations are keen, and his gaze is withering.

Edited November 8, 201015 yr by NightWoundsTime

Miles Davis - Bitches Brew (on Al's Stax 4070 and it sounds damn nice)

Yep, it's cold in my house and it felt like time for some Christmas music while doing a thorough Monday morning cleaning. Soon enough I won't want to hear any Christmas music ever again, so might as well hear the stuff I enjoy before I reach that limit.

Harnoncourt, Concentus Musicus Wien - Haydn: The Seven Last Words of Christ on the Cross

Stolen Babies, There Be Squabbles Ahead

Vinyl.

Monk's Music