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On to, Side Two........this is a really sweet, symphonic soundtrack written by Jerry Goldsmith, one of the great composers for film.   IMG-2844.jpg

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Hello Tim and friends!  Well, my disc has concluded and my afternoon vino glass emptied, so, it is time to start prepping for the dinner party in a few hours.  I will post again soon.   Enjoy the rest of your day or evening.  IMG-2845.jpg

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Here is the second Miles Davis, it's a double LP, Gatefold cover from Sony Music Entertainment/Columbia Records for Get On Down, the 2 vinyls are opaque yellow to match the cover! It's a double live from 1982, the reissue is from 2022

 

https://www.discogs.com/fr/release/23918612-Miles-Davis-We-Want-Miles

 

 

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Edit: Marcus Miller's bass on the 15" Klipsch  😜

 

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13 hours ago, Bacek said:

So far I was not spinning in here so maybe first try. Lately it's my wifes favourite record.

 

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Welcome to the record spinning thread

Hope to see more of your record collection as you post 

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This is one of best sound quality records in my "collection". Musically I like it too and Jarrett is not moaning too much during the play.

 

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For sure it's freakin hevy.

I was hunting for some top model from vinyl dusk era. Like this one or Pioneer P3, Sony PS-X9,Denon DP-100M.

Trio was least expensive and least classic looking. Someone relatively close distance to me tried to sell it end of last year so I took a chance and brought it home. It needs little bit of cosmetic love but from what I checked before it's mostly repairable in case if something wrong would happen.

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3 hours ago, AndreG. said:

 Renaissance played Toronto in 1977 at Convocation Hall at the University of Toronto, and I was lucky enough to see them.  It was the first time I'd seen a band with a lead bass player rather than a guitarist.  I think it was Jon Lord, and of course Annie Haslam was the lead singer.  Great show!

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