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Rereading Calvino's Invisible Cities (for probably the 3rd or even 4th time) I am almost through Walden as well. I've read long excerpts in the past, but this is the first time reading the entire thing. And maybe a third of the way through di Lampedusa's The Leopard, for the first time. (Planning on watching the movie soon as well, which I have never gotten around to seeing either...)
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From what is likely my final BRO order (RIP): The first disc has Josquin Missa "L'homme arme sexti toni" + Machaut Messe Nostre Dame. Second disc is various Chansons and Estampies by notable composers. -
Riccardo Muti - The Complete Warner Symphonic Recordings, disc 84. -
By GA Russell · Posted
I lived in DC in 1970 and 1971. Cal's Skye records were everywhere. CCR's records were everywhere. So it surprises me that I didn't see Cal's Fantasy issues in the stores along with the CCRs. -
I like CCR when I hear them on the oldies radio. But (like a lot of the stuff that comes off well on radio) one tune at a time is kind of the limit...a whole album or even LP side gets monotonous.
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