[uniuniunium]

A Perfect Circle - Thirteenth Step (CD, going to get the LP too though)
Thievery Corporation - The Mirror Conspiracy
Ben Folds - Ben Folds Live (CD)
Wilco - Yankee Hotel Foxtrot (LP)
Blues Traveler - Straight on 'Till Morning (CD)


On the to get list:


I'm just getting back into buying music, both because I can't find everything I want on the internet in lossless compression, and because I actually find that I like having actual legal copies of some of the music that I listen to. I'm also getting into vinyl, and as soon as Tuberoller's shipment of recordss gets here everything on this list will be LPs.

 

[wallstreet]

Well I don't have 5, but I have 3.

A Perfect Cricle - Thirteenth Step
Radiohead - Hail to the Thief
Deftones - Adrenaline

 

[picklgreen]

Simple Mind - no pads, no helmets...just balls
eagles - greates hits (hong kong import HDCD)
Dido - no angel (hong kong import)
Tracy Chapman - collection (hong kong import HDCD)
John Mayer Heavier Things

 

[shawnbowski]

Necro's Brutality part 1

 

[fractus2]

1. Mahler: Symphony No 1 / Sir Georg Solti
2. Igor Stravinsky: Orpheus
3. Brahms: Violin Sonatas nos 1 - 3 / Perlman, Ashkenazy
4. Haydn, Boccherini: Cello Concertos / Barbirolli
5. Mahler: Symphony No.5 / Barbirolli
6. Four Seasons / Michel Schwalbe
7. EMI Great Conductors of the Century / Klemperer
8. Mahler: Symphony No.4 / Songs Of A Wayfarer / Szell
9. Improvised Music From Japan / Meeting at Off Site Vol.1
10. Improvised Music From Japan / Meeting at Off Site Vol.2[/list=1]

 

[Voodoochile]

You have an excellent collection of music, fractus.

 

[DarkAngel]

Quote:

Originally posted by fractus2 Mahler: Symphony No 1 / Sir Georg Solti Igor Stravinsky: Orpheus Brahms: Violin Sonatas nos 1 - 3 / Perlman, Ashkenazy Haydn, Boccherini: Cello Concertos / Barbirolli Mahler: Symphony No.5 / Barbirolli Four Seasons / Michel Schwalbe EMI Great Conductors of the Century / Klemperer Mahler: Symphony No.4 / Songs Of A Wayfarer / Szell Improvised Music From Japan / Meeting at Off Site Vol.1 Improvised Music From Japan / Meeting at Off Site Vol.2[/list=1]

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   Fractus
   You owe us some reviews at the Mahler thread, I have yet to find better Mahler 4 than Szell/Sony

 

[fractus2]

Quote:

Originally posted by DarkAngel Fractus You owe us some reviews at the Mahler thread, I have yet to find better Mahler 4 than Szell/Sony

I'll do my best DarkAngel. Those above are all en route. Snail mail is just so slow.

Quote:

You have an excellent collection of music, fractus.

Thanks Voodoochile, I get some great recommendations here at HF.

 

[Superkiwi]

Dream Theater - Scenes From A Memory
Symphony X - The odyssey
Pink Folyd - The Wall
Rhapsody - Symphony Of The Enchanted Land
Pink Floyd - Darkside Of The Moon (SACD)

Dream Theater - Metropolis PT.2: Scenes From A Memory.
I strongly recommand this album to you if you can accept "Progressive Metals". It's actually not so heavy as many general metal cds, but the most important thing is the melody. It' wonderful!

And the whole album is a metal opera, telling a story about a man with preexistence.
Strongly recommanded!

 

[Sol_Zhen]

Today's used vinyl haul:

Antonio Vivaldi: Le Quattro Stagioni (Deurche Grammophon 2530 296)
Devorak: Sym No. 9 (Deuche Grammophon 2543 513)
Peter Gabriel (Car album 1977)
Van Halen, 1984
Peter Gabriel, Security
Rolling Stones, Live in Boulder '81 (bootleg?)

 

[darkfusion]

Rufio - Perhaps I Suppose...
The Darkness - Permission To Land
Slayer - Reign In Blood
Metallica - St. Anger
The Haunted - The Haunted Made Me Do It

 

[Rizumu]

malice mizer - memoire dx
castlevania symphony of the night ost
low - things we lost in the fire
homesick for space - s/t
pedro the lion - control

 

[OneMalt]

Quote:

Originally posted by immtbiker Joe Satriani - Engines of Creation (2 Channel SACD)

I picked this up two or three months ago and just could not get into it. What did you think?

 

[Matthew-Spaltro]

Satriani on SACD? Good!!

 

[immtbiker]

Quote:

I picked this up two or three months ago and just could not get into it. What did you think?

Satriani is a musical genius, but on "Engines of Creation", it is hard to tell what is real guitar and what is keyboards, or guitar played through some synthetic process. It sounds great on the stereo and headphones, but it is surreal.

His newer album "Strange Beautiful Music" is multichannel, and a real winner. But I still enjoy "Engines of Creation"...it is like vodka or cognac...you start out wondering how anyone can like the taste, and then you find yourself enjoying it, in due time (acquired taste). Give it a couple of more listens.