mikeweil

That's why I NEVER leave discs in the player, no matter if car or home. And I never let dics lay around out of their cases. So logically the discs missing are lost complete with cases.

I recently spent hours looking for a CD that was in my collection according to my discogs account, but it was nowhere to be found, Three classical composers, thus difficult to file, but checking all the oiptions did not help. Maybe I sold it and forget to delete it form my collection file. Same for two of four Bach SACDs by Aapo Häkkinen - filed as in my collection, but nowhere to be found. I guess my age starts to catch up with my memory. A good friend wanted to loan me a DVD of Stravinsky conducting, but again, no trace. It drives her crazy.

Found out that Strawinsky indeed conceived music for the pianola that was unplayable for humans. https://www.discogs.com/release/19600819-Stravinsky-Rex-Lawson-The-Rite-Of-Spring-Petrushka https://www.pianola.org/history/history_stravinsky.cfm

I have to correct myself: the blend only includes 20% Blue Mountain beans. Still an excellent espresso blend that got high ratings.

I gradually learned how to dose it correctly. Not top, but nice.

TTK recommended this to me a while ago. It's really good. Sometimes the jazz police simply should shut up.

Will play this next, another excellent recording.

Seconded. These CDs on Le Chant du Monde were very good. Played this one last night:

Buy any Heisser recording with confidence.

Yesterday, while reading some texts regarding Le Sacre Du Printemps for friends:

It actually was posted in a different thread ...

Lord lists one unissued alternate take from a Buck Clayton session. Studying the release history in different formats, often adding new tracks from the same session, suggests there might be more. But getting those tracks in session order and from good sources justifies such a set, given the excellent recorded sound of this music.

Couperin 's vocal music often overlooked, but is of very high quality.

Very sad news, he was great. I love the sound of the kora.

HEP in England also issued several discs of AFRS Jubilee material, West Coast big bands, Raeburn, Benny Carter etc. Always good music. There was a discography by Rainer E. Lotz and Ulrich Neuert, published in 1985 by Norbert Ruecker.

Great news. I'm in for the Vaguard sets.