So, what music are you listening to now?

[HarmanKardon]

Well, it is time to listen to Bach's St. Matthew Passion again. I prefer the Harnoncourt release from 1972 (Four Lp Telefunken Box) because he used original instruments and a pretty small choir. And I love soprano arias performed by boys instead of egomaniac hysterical sounding sirens hurting my ears and my soul.

[merrylander]

When I finish installing the recessed lighting in the Playroom and assemble the second bookcase I will get all my records out of storage and be able to play them again.

[bobabode]

Originally Posted by merrylander

When I finish installing the recessed lighting in the Playroom and assemble the second bookcase I will get all my records out of storage and be able to play them again.

My desktop hard drive took a dump, so no music for me until I replace it.

[Boreas]

Originally Posted by bobabode

My desktop hard drive took a dump, so no music for me until I replace it.

Which is why I still have physical media, especially for the stuff on my HD.

[nailer]

Jazz from the ether on KNTU 88.9 FM.

[bobabode]

Originally Posted by Boreas

Which is why I still have physical media, especially for the stuff on my HD.

Heh, I just use the DVD/CD drive in the tower thru an M-Audio Audiophool 24/96 soundcard to those two Maggotbox 150 tube biamped monoblocks into a pair of JBL L80t3 for my home office 'puter system.

I guess I could go pop a cd or spin up some vinyl in the main rig in the living room and annoy the neighbors in the meantime..

[bobabode]

Originally Posted by nailer

Jazz from the ether on KNTU 88.9 FM.

Go easy on the ether Gonzo Bob...

[HarmanKardon]

Frank Zappa

"At Loreley" 2LP, 200 copies.

Clear Vinyl, label without wording...

[HarmanKardon]

Recorded here:

[noonereal]

Philip Glass
Book of Longing