Pearl Jam - Binaural Pearl Jam - Vitalogy Paul Simon - Songs From the Capeman Orff - Carmina Burana/Chailly Brahms - Symphony no. 3/Böhm

I own both the GS1000s and HD650s, but I prefer the Grados. The sound is much more detailed IMO, and they work really well with low-volume listening.

I like John Abercrombie's "Timeless" with Jan Hammer and Jack DeJohnette. It's not a traditional jazz album, but interesting in many ways.

My first encounter with classical music was Grieg's Piano Concerto in A minor. It is not complicated and very beautiful IMO. From there try Beethoven's and Sibelius' symphonies.

I'm surprised that no one has mentioned Paul Lewis' complete cycle of the sonates. All the four volumes has been an editor's choice in Gramophone, and I own three of them. I have Goode's cycle, but for better sound and for a more modern approach to the music I warmly recommend Lewis' readings.

I haven't listened to any of Paul Bley's albums yet, so maybe I should try that. ___________ Sources: Musical Fidelity A5, NAD C555 turntable Amps: Musical Fidelity X-can v. 3 + 8 Grado RS-1, Grado GS-1000, Sennheiser HD650, AKG K701

This is my first post, and sorry for my poor english, I'm from Denmark... I really love Keith Jarrett's music, and I have most of the solo concerts and trio records, and I would like to know which other artists sound like him... Thanks ___________ Source: Musical Fidelity A5, NAD C555...