Mika Takahara's Thirteen Drums. Collection of stuff for assorted percussion, including marimba.

Gucci Mane - Writing on the Wall

This. It sounds right on vinyl, all dirty and shit.

there is woman-pie in here

Current 93 Present Harry Oldfield 'Crystal'.

No More Mr Nice Guy 12'' - MEGADETH

Megadeth really should be banned from covering anyone elses songs. They always seem to fuck it up royally.

Trans Europe express lp, Kraftwerk

we start to move; and we break the glass; we are showroom dummies!

A Love Supreme - JOHN COLTRANE

the 2nd plone record.

New Graham Coxon album - The Spinning Top.
1st listen as it just arrived from amazon uk.
It's pretty.

music, non stop. techno pop.

Miles Ahead - MILES DAVIS

Milestones - MILES DAVIS

Mingus Ah Um - CHARLES MINGUS

Shapeshifter.

twice i started writing up a new thread, about their new tour and album, but then clicked cancel. is Shapeshifter too InTheMix for discussion here? really, i just wanted to mention a Freudian slip i made once calling them Sheepshifter.

I dunno tinyman...I've never heard of Shapeshifter or Sheepshifter, Shirtlifter, Skirtchaser....any of those. I'm old. I'm outta the loop.

The Raga Dolls Salon Orchestra: Late Harvest: Imagined Music of Early Australia.

Blur: Blur.

Melissa - MERCYFUL FATE

the bloody beetroots.... kinda cool electro

that didnt work :s

JAWBREAKER - Chesterfield King

Journey- Wheel In The Sky.

wumpscut

Sun Ra: Music From Tomorrow's World.

Kansas- Relentless.

Musica Solare: Ariosti: The Flowering and Fading of Love. A nice collection.

Anja Lechner and Vassilis Tsabropoulos: Gurdjieff/Tsabropoulos: Chants, Hymns and Dances.

That's the orchestral version - it's worth digging out the version that has the original solo piano version on it. I know EMI have a ten buck one that has both piano and orchestral - it's really interesting to see the differences...

Yeah thats what Mrs.C said (these are her rekerds). I don't know much about this genre of music I'm just going through and listening to them.

CROXTON MASSIVE - YO, WHAT UP CROXTON.

Concerto No.2 C Minor for Piano & Orchestra/Saint-Saens Le Rouet d'Omphale - RACHMANIOFF

La Mer - Afternoon Of a Faun/Daphnis & Chloe No.2 - EUGENE ORMANDY

Favourite Melodies From The Operas - MANTOVANI & HIS ORCHESTRA

Claire De Lune - PHILIPPE ENTREMONT

La Mer - Afternoon Of a Faun/Daphnis & Chloe No.2 - EUGENE ORMANDY

That's a fucking cracker, that one. La Mer and Faun are sublime. That's a Sony Classics release, innit? I dig it muchly.

No the one we got is CBS Coronet Records. All these are on vinyl. I pretty much always listen to vinyl at home and iPod when I'm out and about. Rarely CD's.

Pops Concert: Espana - THE LONDON PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA

No the one we got is CBS Coronet Records

Yeah. Sony released a bunch of the old CBS ones (with the Philadelphia Orchestra?) on CD for cheap when they acquired the company, I think. I picked up this disc (which has most of that stuff on it) for about ten bucks and absolutely played the shit out of it.

Is it the recording from 1959? If it is, we're definitely talking the same thing.

Man, so much classical stuff on vinyl is just gold. And easy to find, too - lots in Vinnies boxes, say, for not much at all.

Yeah...I'm enjoying going through this stuff. I've been told a greater appreciation sometimes comes from having some sort of background information on the composers and the writing of the pieces.

Out of this stuff I've been going through I think the....damn the thread munching has begun. Almost time for 6....but yeah the Ravel. I think I've enjoyed that the most so far and the Varese. The Varese is one of mine. The rest are Mrs.C's

The Inner Mounting Flame - MAHAVISHNU ORCHESTRA

Antichrist Television Blues - The Arcade Fire.

The Process of Self-Development - CANDIRIA