Past Purchases (CLOSED)

[Mirror Image]

If you changed delivery adress for all your purchases to my adress, with time you'd surely stop, no hurry though. Just PM me and we could set up an arrangement. It's not as if you manage to listen to them anyway.

[Dancing Divertimentian]

MI, it appears you've stumbled on the very Prokofiev quote I've had for my signature for ages, now!

Good quote!

[Mirror Image]

MI, it appears you've stumbled on the very Prokofiev quote I've had for my signature for ages, now!

Good quote!

You know what they say: great minds think alike! Should I remove it? This is your signature after all.

[bhodges]

Max Raabe & Palast Orchester: Heute Nacht Oder Nie (Live in Berlin, DVD) - Heard these guys a few weeks ago, and loved them. Raabe sings German and American songs from the 1920s and 1930s, with a beautiful baritone that could be the soundtrack for an old cartoon. But beyond that, he's funny. And his band - about 12 musicians - is just fantastic.

--Bruce

[Dancing Divertimentian]

You know what they say: great minds think alike! Should I remove it? This is your signature after all.

Nah, keep it. You post far more than I do anyway so spreading a great Prokofiev quote can never be a bad thing!

[Mirror Image]

Nah, keep it. You post far more than I do anyway so spreading a great Prokofiev quote can never be a bad thing!

This is your signature. I just went back to my old quote, but it's still one that I like.

[Karl Henning]

Strenuous objection (* chortle *)

[Dancing Divertimentian]

This is your signature. I just went back to my old quote, but it's still one that I like.

Cool. Maybe there's another great Prokofiev quote out there waiting to be "signaturefied"?

[TheGSMoeller]

As long as my signature is safe.

[Mirror Image]

As long as my signature is safe.

[Willoughby earl of Itacarius]

Max Raabe & Palast Orchester: Heute Nacht Oder Nie (Live in Berlin, DVD) - Heard these guys a few weeks ago, and loved them. Raabe sings German and American songs from the 1920s and 1930s, with a beautiful baritone that could be the soundtrack for an old cartoon. But beyond that, he's funny. And his band - about 12 musicians - is just fantastic.

--Bruce

Yes he is a very great artist, I met him some years ago at a performance in Hamburg. He is a lot of fun too to talk with.

[bhodges]

Yes he is a very great artist, I met him some years ago at a performance in Hamburg. He is a lot of fun too to talk with.

Very cool! I can imagine he would be hilarious. What was your favorite question/answer or comment?

--Bruce

[Willoughby earl of Itacarius]

Very cool! I can imagine he would be hilarious. What was your favorite question/answer or comment?

--Bruce

Well he is really eccentric in a friendly but snobbish way, so I asked him how people normally react to him in person, and he said, "Well they think I am from another planet, and really I know that is absolutely true! I am a person that lives in a different time. In his real life he lives the twenties, the Berlin life before the second WW, when Berlin was a melting pot of international cultures and lifestyles, its fascinating.

[bhodges]

Thanks, very funny. He IS from another planet - or at least, from another time.

--Bruce

[prémont]

This lists 60 sets completed or underway.

Some of these are not - and will never become - complete.

A quick estimate is that there are about 44 sets, which can be called reasonably complete or which will be completed within the foreseeable future.

Of these 45 sets I own 34.

[eyeresist]

Well, at least you stood up like a man and took the CDCDCD in your chin (or wherever it affects a person).

Is the chin the buying organ? So THAT's what it's for!

As a last ditch remedy, one could always have a chin-ectomy.

[Mirror Image]

Please let me know how this is, Todd. I'm a collector of La Mer recordings. Thanks in advance.

[Mirror Image]

Bought two more Strauss opera recordings:

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Bought for $10.

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Bought for $14.

[Sergeant Rock]

Arrived today from an Amazon seller: Schnittke Symphony #2 "St. Florian" conducted by Polyansky




Sarge

[Karl Henning]

Cool, Sarge. Gosh, between your esteemed self and Greg . . . .