Life is in the moment - I've missed a few myself - there are only two I regret - but that's just a waste of time. J/B was a heavy Charlie user as well - ego food is always bad.
Concertgebouw Orchestra feat. piano Vladimir Ashkenazy, conductor Bernard Haitink
Rachmaninov Piano Concertos Nos. 2 & 4
Decca 414 475-2
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Rachmaninov Piano Concertos Nos. 2 & 4
Decca 414 475-2
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Louis Armstrong And His Band, Dave Brubeck, Lambert, Hendricks And Ross and Carmen McRae
The Real Ambasadors
Columbia CK 57663
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The Real Ambasadors
Columbia CK 57663
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Shostakovich, Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, Vasily Petrenko
Symphony no. 3 "The First of May" (2011)
Naxos - 8.572396
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Symphony no. 3 "The First of May" (2011)
Naxos - 8.572396
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Roland Pöntinen, Cecilia Rydinger Alin, conductor
Carmina Burana Chamber Version
BIS CD-734
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Carmina Burana Chamber Version
BIS CD-734
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I bought Magda Kalmar's "Vivaldi" on Hungaraton eons ago and just gave it a spin after finding it among a pile of female vocals. (Won "Grand Prix Disque") -- it is an amazing recording. Listened last night.
Pink Floyd "Dark Side of the Moon" in Quadraphonic DVD-Audio. This is the unauthorized Alan Parsons quad mix in 24/96.
There are parts of it where you hear things that are not audible on any of the authorized versions, from the original vinyl up to the latest 24/192. You are so familiar with it and then you hear something new. Parsons had the original tapes at Abbey Road.
There are parts of it where you hear things that are not audible on any of the authorized versions, from the original vinyl up to the latest 24/192. You are so familiar with it and then you hear something new. Parsons had the original tapes at Abbey Road.