Past Purchases (CLOSED)

[Brian]

So sorry Daverz, should have alerted you that my Silvestri order was from ImportCDs!

[Brian]

Now I want to buy it so I can take a picture of my box in front of a picture of Gordon's box in front of a picture of Olivier's box, and then Sarge can take a picture of his box in front of...

EDIT: Gordon reposted, so this post is in reply to the post BELOW it.

[Wakefield]

Just checked the CD-Rom. All it has is 2 PDF versions of the 96-page booklet (one high res at 43Mb, one low res at 4mb).

Picture of the boxset itself. I like the layout of it with the standalone receptacle like that.

[Wakefield]

Now I want to buy it so I can take a picture of my box in front of a picture of Gordon's box in front of a picture of Olivier's box, and then Sarge can take a picture of his box in front of...

EDIT: Gordon reposted, so this post is in reply to the post BELOW it.

Yes!

This was my inspiration:

[Opus106]

Yes!

This was my inspiration:

<Diego Velázquez - Las Meninas>

Came across it for the first time in a three-part BBC documentary on Spanish Art in the last millenium. Very informative for someone like me who didn't know much about it to start with. Especially shocking, to the point of feeling slightly physically uneasy, was to know that Goya, whose name was introduced to me through the famous 'Saturn' painting, was the one who painted this:

[North Star]

Came across it for the first time in a three-part BBC documentary on Spanish Art in the last millenium. Very informative for someone like me who didn't know much about it to start with. Especially shocking, to the point of feeling slightly physically uneasy, was to know that Goya, whose name was introduced to me through the famous 'Saturn' painting, was the one who painted this:

Sounds interesting...

Here's a review from Amazon UK:

This DVD focuses on Mr Graham-Dixon waving his arms around in a lunatic fashion, while he babbles away. We see more of Mr Graham-Dixon than we do of Spanish art. He's in your face for over half the footage, and it's very irritating! Why don't we get to admire the art without him and his garish screaming-red shirt in the way all the time?

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[Wakefield]

Came across it for the first time in a three-part BBC documentary on Spanish Art in the last millenium. Very informative for someone like me who didn't know much about it to start with. Especially shocking, to the point of feeling slightly physically uneasy, was to know that Goya, whose name was introduced to me through the famous 'Saturn' painting, was the one who painted this:

I love this Goya's etching:



El sueño de la razón produce monstruos

The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters

[Opus106]

Sounds interesting...

Here's a review from Amazon UK:

I think I should have further qualified what I wrote: by 'informative' I meant enough pointers, as it were, for the newbie to explore further. I wasn't too fond of his presentation, either, and the air that he seemed to put on.

[Sergeant Rock]

Now I want to buy it so I can take a picture of my box in front of a picture of Gordon's box in front of a picture of Olivier's box, and then Sarge can take a picture of his box in front of...

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Sarge

[mc ukrneal]

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Sarge

Not naming names of anything, but some of us here have way too much time on our hands!   (it is a clever idea though)

[Papy Oli]

Bunch of copycats... 

[Karl Henning]

I see the mirrors, but where's the smoke? . . .

[Brian]

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Sarge

YYYYYYYESSSSSSSSSSS

[Papy Oli]

i want that large booklet now.... 

[Wakefield]

Not naming names of anything, but some of us here have way too much time on our hands!   (it is a clever idea though)

Three weeks here. I'll be on vacation that time. 

[Todd]

 


 


 


A varied assortment of goodies.

[mc ukrneal]

 
A varied assortment of goodies.

Very enjoyable one.

[Wakefield]

Past days I recalled your interest in the Rosary Sonatas, when I listened to this one:



Lyriarte (Oehms, 2CD)

Lotter and his friends do a terrific work. 

[Todd]

Looks like another to buy.  Oehms has a very good track record with me, plus it's another set of these great works . . .

[Wakefield]

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Sarge

Who will be brave enough to be the next?