Cheers Steve - our impromptu session the other night inspired me to dig this out earlier - it’s great to be enjoying it all againQuote:
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Cheers Steve - our impromptu session the other night inspired me to dig this out earlier - it’s great to be enjoying it all againQuote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
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Very nice - I expect there'll be some interesting mixes on there too. If you don't already have it, I'd recommend "Pearl's Girl", which has a bit of a drum 'n' bass flavour, and is also on their "Second Toughest in the Infants" album. One of my favourites, and one to make your neighbours fall out with you :)
My Fair Lady is a bit confusing.
The Film score was Marni Nixon dubbing over Audrey Hepburn. Andre Previn orchestrated it. Was it good, Grant?
We had the Broadway Stage show version with Julie Andrews.
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McLaughlin’s playing is outstanding
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Bit of Metallica’s finest this morning to try out the revamped LP12.
Loving the detail I’m hearing with the Nima / Dynavector 10 x 5 combo
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Think The Nice, mixed with ELP and early Deep Purple. Sadly they only produced this one album, it is quite a classic. Mick Underwood(drums) was friends with Ritchie Blackmore(Deep Purple) and the Quatermass song "Black Sheep of the Family" was the first track to be recorded by Rainbow, having been rejected for the Deep Purple album Stormbringer.
Quatermass (3) – Quatermass
Label: Akarma – AK 175/2
Format: 2 × Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue
Country: Italy
Released: 2001, Original - 1970
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Trees: The Garden of Jane Delawney. CD
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someone I know just might have ordered the new 4 LP boxset for the best xmas pressie he's gonna get this year. https://theartofsound.net/images/smilies/whistling.gif
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Now that my speakers have been forced back against the wall by the piggin' Christmas tree, the finer details of sound reproduction have gone out the window. But Mrs. P has left the house for a couple of hours, so I am playing the music louder than I ever have :eek: 250W into 98dB sensitivity = f___ng loud!
So first off was Underworld's "Second Toughest in the Infants" and is followed by their "A Hundred Days Off" album. My tinnitus will thank me later :) Might go with Future Sound of London's "ISDN" next if she's not back by then.
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Go for it :smoking: