[the wizard of oz]

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John Coltrane - Africa/Brass

 

 
 
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Miles Davis - Sketches of Spain

 

 
 
Where do you get these large photos from?
 
 
 

Thank you for noticing! I search really hard on the web for the largest and cleanest picture, or do my own scan when there isn't a good enough one and I have the corresponding hard copy myself. Also, on some covert art downloads, I sometimes apply some post-processing to remove obvious dust marks, with the occasional colour correction and exposure setting adjustment.
 
Right now, listening to:
 
John Coltrane -  A Love Supreme
 

 
 
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John Coltrane - Africa/Brass
 

How do you post such a big picture?...

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[Quinto]

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Ludwig Van Beethoven:  String Quartet in A minor, op. 132
 

 
I adore this recording, the Alexander Quartet is truely amazing, I listen their (2nd) Beethoven recordings a lot lately, it's addictive

 

[mrpink44]

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24/96 off HD Tracks stunning

 
Not really, but I couldn't resist....

 

[Achmedisdead]

 

[Leveler]

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Thanks! Actually just after looking at your original post my dad showed me some John Coltrane, and then noticed you had posted... Really good work from him

 

[longbowbbs]

 

[Caessa]

New album by Ronald Jenkees, "Days Away".  I'm pretty picky about my electronic music, but I am in love with almost all of the songs on there.  He's seriously good at rocking out and improv too - check him out playing one of his older songs here:
 

 

[speakerlabfan]

Van Morrison - His Band And The Street Choir
(1970, Warner Bros)  STERLING RL in the deadwax; mastered by Robert Ludwig at Sterling Sound
 

 
 
 
 
Savoy Brown - Looking In
(1970, Parrot)
 

 
Savoy Brown - Wire Fire
(1975, London)
 

 
Steely Dan - s/t
(1981, MCA/Victor)  Japan pressing
 

 

[MorbidToaster]

Nice to see another Jenkees fan. 

 
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New album by Ronald Jenkees, "Days Away".  I'm pretty picky about my electronic music, but I am in love with almost all of the songs on there.  He's seriously good at rocking out and improv too - check him out playing one of his older songs here:
 

 

[SundayDriver]

Lou Reed - Live in Dayton, 1974-10-27.
 
Every time I listen, I can't believe what an unbelievably underrated guitarist Danny Weis is.

 

[p a t r i c k]

 
I bought this today and I'm enjoying it now. I do really like listening to music which is, in some way, pushing the envelope, however Delius of course is in no way associated with that. He presents this extremely rose tinted view of the english countryside, it's all very green and pleasant. But I like listening to it, it has such lovely orchestration. It is certainly soothing for the nerves but it is not simplistic.
 
So, I listen and enjoy
 
I've just imported it into iTunes and as sometimes happens with classical CDs iTunes has made a total mess of the metadata, so I'm fixing that while listening to this on my CD player.
 
 

 

[ChristianT]

 

[DefQon]

Bone Thug n Harmony - BTHResurrection...

 

[horizon21]

Testing my new HD 25-1 II's on various music. It's Depeche Mode's turn now.
 
Personal Jesus
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cNd4eocq2K0
 
And some (more?) synthpop:
 
Hurts - Wonderful Life
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1TB1x67Do5U

 

[gerry123456]

 
SACD stereo