Today's Purchases (Non-classical)

[Autumn Leaves]

Also picked up the new Radiohead (was gonna suggest you check it out, Conor!) and the new Dylan, another Sinatra cover album. The latter I haven't heard, the former is very good.

Good stuff George! - did you hear the new Radiohead yet? interested to know what you think of it? (Im trying to avoid listening to it till I receive the CD but may have to check it out on YT before then!)

[George]

Good stuff George! - did you hear the new Radiohead yet? interested to know what you think of it? (Im trying to avoid listening to it till I receive the CD but may have to check it out on YT before then!)

Yeah, I listened to it a number of times on my phone. A decent album, but not as good as OK Computer, Kid A or The Bends.

[Mirror Image]

Just bought:









Let's just say I'm a Leo Kottke fan.

[Autumn Leaves]

Latest purchases:

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Just bought:

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Decided to buy one of my favorite film's soundtrack:

[vandermolen]

I have the Howard Shore LOTR soundtrack which I enjoy but not yet the Hobbit one, although I enjoyed the soundtrack from the first film, which is the only one I have seen - given to us on DVD as a present by my daughter's ex-boyfriend. My latest non-classical purchase:
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The Lexicon of Love volume 1 was a great favourite in the 1980s, especially the song 'Poisoned Arrow' which meant a lot to me after I'd been dumped by my girlfriend. 

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=a70yJwgQtzo

The new album is very nice too - great for listening to in the car.

[Mirror Image]

I have the Howard Shore LOTR soundtrack which I enjoy but not yet the Hobbit one, although I enjoyed the soundtrack from the first film, which is the only one I have seen - given to us on DVD as a present by my daughter's ex-boyfriend.

I am far behind. I still have yet to watch any of the Hobbit films. Given their length, it'll take me some time to finish them all.

[71 dB]

S'Express - Enjoy this Trip

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[AndyD.]

The score to Tristan und Isolde, the old one was getting too tattered.

[AndyD.]

Ewwps, non classical. This, lots of fun.

[Ken B]

From Amazon.uk, the complete Emerson Quartet recordings on DG. 52 discs.
$94 shipped to the EU (États Unis)

My first purchase since September.

[AndyD.]

From Amazon.uk, the complete Emerson Quartet recordings on DG. 52 discs.
$94 shipped to the EU (États Unis)

My first purchase since September.

I so love their performance of op. 127. They didn't really it the second movement the way I like, but the rest has always impressed me. I still have that old box of their LvB SQs somewhere. I seem to remember their Grosse Fugue being quite good as well. Mostly they seem to excel at the bombastic, powerful.

[George]

Ewwps, non classical. This, lots of fun.

Only when you're here, Andy!

[AndyD.]

Only when you're here, Andy!

[Sergeant Rock]

Welcome back, Andy   

Sarge

[AndyD.]

Welcome back, Andy   

Sarge

Hi Sarge, still crankin' the Mahler and Down to Earth?

[Sergeant Rock]

The Lexicon of Love volume 1 was a great favourite in the 1980s, especially the song 'Poisoned Arrow' which meant a lot to me after I'd been dumped by my girlfriend. 

Blast from the past. I don't think I've heard "Poison Arrow" or "Tears Are Not Enough" in a quarter century.

Sarge

[Sergeant Rock]

Hi Sarge, still crankin' the Mahler and Down to Earth?

Oh yeah 

Sarge

[Todd]

Alright, I'll confess: I dig John Mellencamp.  More so as I age.