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I am trying with smooth stuff, I spare Ascension and Free Jazz for their adulthood.

I think that after this year of lockdowns I watched all the series and new movies I am interested and rewatched all the classic movies of the galaxy. I canceled my netflix account and I spend the evenings playing with two kittens, Sunny and Blackie, much more fun. EDIT: and spin some records now and then

I use S. Pellegrino or similar bubble waters for lots of long drinks instead of Soda.

YESSSSSS!

Funny I was listening Rendell/Carr last evening.

I bought and still buy hifi stuff, new or used, in the same store in Rome since 1990. I guess we are friends now likewise a junkie and his pusher but definitely in a much more polite manner. Joke a part the guy is much more competent then me about audio I trust him he use to lend me stuff to listen in my place and get back my old stuff when I change something in my rig.

If I remember correctly there was a thread with most of mosaic discographies actually I couldn’t find it. If my memory doesn’t serve me well I’d appreciate some infos about Young and Clark discographies. Just the album not dates and credits. Thanks EDIT Just found them on discogs thanks anyway

NY, mono. Some times ago I bought a new mono cartridge, Phasemation, retipping my old one, Lyra, was far too costly. I felt on love with the new one after the first listening. I will buy a stereo one when my old Air Tight will need a ritipping. Absolutely astonishing.

Brahms - Complete strings quartets - Quartetto Italiano - Philips

Inspired by the above: Mono.

NY mono.

It will be a nice match edit cats vs brinkmann I mean

Very very happy, it was time for a change. I am waiting a couple of cats in the next few days.

Spent six months boxing in a gym before meeting the SH board members

Spent two months lifting weight in a gym with Arnold as prevention

Just settled up my TT after moved in a new flat. First record: Kind Of Blue, mono.

I moved in a new flat, my back wished I kept the Linn.

Totally agree, back then in record shop I overlooked lots of records because of the cover.

I think jazz was considered a true form of art (not "pop" music) since the late fifties over here, though not as much as in France, so I think we might have a good radio archive. The fact we couldn't promote it is another (sad) story.

It's correct, broadcasted from the largest concert hall of the Milan Conservatory of Music, wich has two halls. Here's the link the picture show the hall after the 2001 restoration. It always had an excellent acoustic if memory serves me well based on the few times I attended a concert there.