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Nick Drake "Pink Moon" (Island) 1972 - LP and CD Cover with different colorization.....

Mike, thnx a lot for your indepth feedback....sounds like two "Friday acquisitions" to me ......

based on the excellent Pastoral Symphony i know, these seems to be a must buy....but not for the faint hearted for sure....

A gem, for sure. And what a nice selection of pieces. Only slight drawback IIRC is that John Heard's bass is picked up in a rather boomy manner. sounds like this being a consensus "must buy" !?!

another goodie featured in the "Select"..... This is not included in the Carmell Jones Mosaic Select. thnx for checking......obviously i was thinking about the CURTIS AMY Mosaic Select......

another goodie featured in the "Select".....

First heard here......RIP

could pls any of you dedicated Jack Wilson followers give me feedback/advice wether subject trio date is worth looking for ?

Female Duo from Spain, riding the "disco wave" in the late 70`s, having a lot of airplay and matching subject time`s aesthetics.......

Well, it took me 17 years to get 3,000 hits in baseball, and I did it in one afternoon on the golf course. — Hank Aaron

Buy the LPs Actually, I suspect Universal Japan may have issued them on CD way back. MG Released in Japan - "Signifyin`" in 2002, "Possum Grease" in 2005

Speaking of Guido Balestracci, this fabulous original Symphonia release was reissued on Pan Classics recently : Highly recommended (also the recording itself is stunning....) !!

this looks interesting indeed - there are not too many Somis recordings, I believe the was a CD on the Symphonia label featuring some of the violin sonatas.....but again, out of memory..... Edit : the Symphonia CD as mentioned before features inter alias the following : Sonata for violin & continuo in A minor, Op 1/1 - Giovanni Lorenzo Somis Sonata for violin & continuo in C major, Op 6/4 - Giovanni Battista Somis

That`s a nice one - and, if not being mistaken (just out memory...), featuring the magnificent Guido Balestracci on bass viol....

Some of the Danish producers aren`t too shabby either.....would see a used Jamo 8 Concert (or Jamo C 803 being virtually the same speaker) in good condition as a must buy anyday...... Generally speaking build quality is (also) important with these "book shelf" speakers and most of them requiere additionally stands to unfold their potential.....this altogether (at least from my perspective) "drives" the price above a USD 500 range... Recently I`ve read a interesting review of an stylish UK (again !!!) bookshelf speaker http://www.whathifi.com/review/q-acoustics-concept-20 where the asking price is 500 pounds, but the obligatory requiered stands cost another 200 Pounds (just to make clear, this speaker for sure is not a target for "Teasing the Korean" neither price- nor basssoundwise !!!!)

He asked if I sang. I told him I didn't. He said in that gravelly voice, "If I can sing, annny-body can." ;-)

It's funny, I just re-read the original message and noticed the word "bass". (Forehead slap) soulpope is absolutely right. LS3/5A isn't (ahem) noted for its deep, resounding bass. My mistake. Thanks soulpope. no problem...was actually fun to check on some of the clones and probably unveiled additonal inspiration to unpack my old Rogers LS3/5A and give them a run......listen to some music and wait until Scott Dolan comes up with further good speaker ideas with a price tag of USD 500 ..... btw really like your "profile" photo

Peachtree D4 USD 600-700 http://www.peachtreeaudio.com/d4-bookshelf-speakers.html Era D4 USD 600 http://www.6moons.com/audioreviews/era/era.html Stirling LS3/5a V2 USD 1.700 http://www.guildfordaudio.co.uk/store/manufacturer.php?category=&section=Manufacturers&cattitle=Browse%20By%20Manufacturer&page=manufacturer&manufacturer=Stirling%20Broadcast Harbeth P3ESR SE USD 2.500 http://www.harbeth.co.uk/uk/index.php?section=products&page=p3esr&model=p3esr BUT....as "Teasing The Korean" is looking for good bass sound, probably LS3/5A clones are not the way to go....

The composer asserted that he was not conscious of the influence of World War I when composing the 5th symphony, but added that "not one of us is the same as we were before the war". Nevertheless it`s documented that Nielsn wrote about a "evil motif" intervening in course of the first movement...... Probably a good reason to play again the great interpretation by Michael Schonwandt and Dnso released on Dacapo......

Although probably 10-20% above your initial price range, Give these a try (or an ear ): http://www.amazon.com/KEF-Q300B-Bookshelf-Loudspeakers-Black/dp/B00CE3LG9U/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1400067765&sr=1-1&keywords=kef+q+300 Quality speakers incorporating astounding bass quality/quantity and finely graduated dynamics........

David, thnx for the Info. thnx for the hint Head Man - was helpfull to reach status "mission accomplished".

LF : LEE KONITZ The Lee Konitz Nonet (1977 Japanese 7-track Roulette label vinyl LP YX-7561-RO in NM/M- condition I would like at least to hear this tracks, so if a boardmemeber can help me a different way pls dropp me a pn - thnx !!

Martial Solal Trio "Sans Tambour ni Trompette" (RCA) 1970 with Gilbert Rovere and Jean-Francois Jenny Clarke (bass)

this seems to work : http://www.camjazz.com/labels/cam-jazz/kenny-wheeler/8052405141095-six-for-six-cd.html So it does...?????...thanks, soulpope. I wonder whether the site was being updated or something when I tried using it...ah, well. BTW the download is dearer than the CD... strange. just file under " the www`s mysteries"

this seems to work : http://www.camjazz.com/labels/cam-jazz/kenny-wheeler/8052405141095-six-for-six-cd.html