Govinda - Kula Shaker.

Parallel Lines - Blondie. Also have a copy of this on Vinyl.

 

 

Craig

Elton John - Crocodile Rock

"Leila" by Carlos Nunez and some fantastic female vocalist!

Yazoo - Nobody's Diary. Their best track IMO, have the 12" on vinyl somewhere.

 

Craig

Beocord 9000 plays original tape of my uncle's first solo record from 1978.

It's Danish, callled Portræt af en Bærber and my uncle is Nis P Jørgensen.

A little family claim to fame is the fact that he wrote alot of stuff for artists including the most famous hits of Bamses Venner here in Denmark.

You can only get his old stuff solo or Nispisband on cassete or vinyl.

 

The Wombats - Kill The Director

Gustav Holst - Neptune, the Mystic.

The Planets is one of my favourite suites of music, and I really think Holst was arguably the greatest composer when it comes to orchestration - just amazing textures and soundscapes.

The only other composers who IMO have managed to get things sounding so unique are Stravinsky and Reich (who always sounds very unique anyway).

'Driving South', by the Stone Roses, from The Second Coming, is sounding good on the BG4002/BM8000/Beovox Pentas :)

Beogram 8002 is playing the legendary masters series double lp The Ventures. Surfs up!

Beogram 8002 is playing my latest record bought today Metallica Master of puppets in 45 rpm 180 gram edition.

Cdx is playing Ben Harper Will to live.

It won't belong before the white edition 6000 will be giving the 8000 system some competion

My Beovox S80.2 and S120 are ready seviced by Dillen.

My white edition system 6000 is complete!

I just got the S80.2 and S120 back yesterday. Now the system is being tested.

Beogram 60006 with MMC20CL is playing Kellis Tasty.

 

Listening to MSTRKRFT's The Looks through iTunes at present...

Moving on.

Pink Floyd

Dark side of the moon 180gram version on the 6006.

 

'Deserter's Songs' by Mercury Rev.   Not sure what instrument they're playing on track 1 - 'Holes'.  Zither?  Saw?  Mellotron?  Unworldly.. 

ZZ Top Eliminator on the Beogram 6006.

 

Pet Shop Boys - Discography, one of those albums I have not listened to in a long long time. Forgot just how good some of their tracks were.

 

Craig

Blast from the past.

One of my only and few guitarless records. Before converting 100% to rock'nroll in 1989.

Technotronic Pump up the jam. Full lp. A bit scratched of non B&O players aka crap stereo I hardly can remember anymore.

The Beogram 6006 plays it with really no hitches or noise just the "music"

Electronic music were better back then!

Good Charlotte - I Just Wanna Live

> BL3s 

The Verve - Forth has been playing all day today. Really good album!

Zappa plays Zappa.

a brand new DVD (cd too) with Frank Zappa son Dweezil has put together a genious bunch of musicians(Terry Bozzio, Steve Vai ++) and recorded live this. It is absolute brilliant.

 

If you havent heard a lot of Zappa music, then this is perfect to start with

If you like Zappa, This is absolute brilliant. Frank can RIP and know that his legazy is well taken care of

Fleetwood Mac - Rumours. Stunning album, and still IMO one of the best sounding recordings made...

Thin Lizzy  Thunder and Lightning on the cdx and Beolab 8000 system.

Been a Lizzy fan since 2000 when I by chance got a Marshall guitar amplifier used by them. It has the sound of that album.

I have a hard time to find out if the white 6000 system is better than the 8000 but they are close despite the difference here and there.

It's great to have the 2 in the same room. The 6000 is a great alarmclock. Nothing like waking up at 7 am with the sound of a Beogram 6006 starting one of your favorite records.

 

Just finished listening to Court & Spark by Joni Mitchell on vinyl. Been listening through a Rega Planar 3 (R200 tonearm, I'm not lucky enough for an RB300 ), BeoMaster 6500 & B&W DM303s - excellent. I have considered a speaker upgrade though, and B&W's latest 68x range is absolutely jaw-droppingly good considering it's price. Can't afford the BeoLabs I'd like!

First EVER listen to my 'new' Beogram 8002 - 'Unfinished Sympathy' by Massive Attack. I'm pleased :)