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Thread: Spinning Today - What Are You Listening To Right Now? (Part 4)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Alex_UK View Post
    I almost played that myself after APP! Got to do taxi service now for daughter but will put it on when I get back.
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    Herbie Hancock - Head Hunters (1973)



    Hmmmm… should this be in the jazz spinning thread? Dunno, but another great summer evening album.


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    Yes it should - good LP nonetheless.
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    Anton Bruckner : Symphony No.7 in E major - Ed. Haas
    Berliner Philharmoniker • Herbert von Karajan
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    Just ignore me, big Bruckner fan though (and Karajan) . . . I'll get my coat
    You do realise Tim, that there's a special place for classical listening. If Marco was here, he'd smack your legs you bad boy
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony View Post
    You do realise Tim, that there's a special place for classical listening. If Marco was here, he'd smack your legs you bad boy
    Yep, too sophisticated and cultured for this thread, fo sho brah.
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    If I remember right at the start there was no distinction but then the classical fans insisted on having their own ghetto. I mean thread.
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    Dolphin Boy - Gateaux Youth (2003)



    Eclectic downtempo (in my book a classic).
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony View Post
    You do realise Tim, that there's a special place for classical listening. If Marco was here, he'd smack your legs you bad boy
    Yes, I noticed that. Will move the errant posts to 'The Classical Section' when I get the time.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony View Post
    You do realise Tim, that there's a special place for classical listening. If Marco was here, he'd smack your legs you bad boy
    I did not know that, what a daftee eh?


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    Banco de Gaia - Last Train to Lhasa (1995)



    Gawd knows how long since I last played this. I do sometimes get a bit maudlin over albums like this and wonder if I will have enough time left to ever play it again? Best enjoy it this time around, then!
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