Furtwangler, Beethoven's 9th (recorded during WW2), SACD by Tahra

It was recorded live in 1954, which is almost 10 years after the WW2 ended. A good rendition nonetheless.

I'm enjoying the Digster Dubstep list (Spotify): Right now - I need air - magnetic man.

Its always fun to go from Michael Hedges to this

Quiet Sunday morning with Wilco.

It was recorded live in 1954, which is almost 10 years after the WW2 ended. A good rendition nonetheless.

Woops. I have a ton of his recordings, including the WW2 version, and had thought that this was the SACD version of it when I posted. But you are right.

This album is great:

Edited October 23, 201114 yr by CherryBomb

Doris Day & Andre Previn | Duet | Mono release

Yes - 90125 - Original Atco disk

Tom Waits - Bad As Me

I was looking through to see if this had been posted. No letting up for old bastard, fucking great album.

Brian Wilson | In the Key of Disney | #notsosureaboutthisone

Now moving to A Very She & Him Christmas. It's happy time.

Edited October 25, 201114 yr by blessingx

I listened to the latter^^ yesterday, and although it was weird to think Christmas is even relevant at the moment, it was fun.

Now playing:

Christian McBride Big Band -- The Good Feeling

crotchduster - big fat box of shit

This:

Then this:

/\ one of my fav intros for any album

Poncho Sanchez -- Out of Sight!

Weather Report -- Heavy Weather

Birdland - one of the great songs ever.

Definitely. Here's my favorite rendition:

http://youtu.be/wnl5JIH4mVo

Some light mellow lunchtime listening...

King Crimson - 1981 - Discipline