Playlist
King Crimson - 50th Anniversary
Cloudland Blue Quartet - Twentynineteen Live V2
Cloudland Blue Quartet - Twentynineteen Live
Schoenberg Quartet - Van Vlijmen, Vermeulen, Andriessen String Quartets
Sumner McKane - Something Very New England About This View
Tim Arnold - Sonnet 155
Culture - Two Sevens Clash: The 30th Anniversary Edition
Satie - L'Œuvre Pour Piano
Satie - Piano Music
Geisterfahrer - Schatten Voraus
Various Artists - 50 - Best Of Blue Note
Various Artists - The Big Beat
Jordi Savall: Le Concert Des Nations - Marquise
Vivaldi - 6 Cello Sonatas
Shostakovich - String Quartets
Nin-Culmell - Tonadas Volumes 1 - IV
Bengt Ericson & Rolf LaFleur - Music For Viola Da Gamba & Lute
Martinů - String Quartets #1 & 2, 3 Horsemen
LaSalle Quartet - Schoenberg Berg Webern - String Quartets
Haydn - Complete String Quartets
Strauss, J II - Die Fledermaus
Brodsky Quartet - Beethoven: String Quartets, Op. 18
Zemlinsky - String Quartets 3 & 4
Carter - String Quartets #1 & 5
The view from the office this morning as another week started...
...with a nice breakfast...
...a reasonable lunch...
Count Brodski reminded me re his birthday, of our visit on 9 August 1975, the day before his 16th, with chum Dood Hamilton to the Usher Hall to see the mighty Hawkwind...
Some diary entries from around the time and the night itself were found...
Elton John was popular with your correspondent and Roy Wood related LPs were bought...
...as were Lou Reed, Wishbone Ash and the aforementioned Elt...
I remember this day well - from the bargain bin at Boots on Princes St - still there 44 years later - the shop, not the bargain bin...
Popular music was not very good and Alice Cooper appeared on UK TV screens...
..and Hawkwind were enjoyed...
...before, two days later, Tangerine Dream's best LP was partaken of - from Virgin, then in a tiny shop in Thistle Street if I recall correctly...
This evening, Anne was painting again...
OK that's enough radiator pics...
Lights out...
Highlight of the Day : Looking back...
The view from the office this morning as another week started...
...with a nice breakfast...
...a reasonable lunch...
...and, as ever, some accidental photographs...
Chum Spike is getting rid of his vinyl collection...
Here are some highlights - i.e. LPs/12"s I own, or used to own...
Count Brodski reminded me re his birthday, of our visit on 9 August 1975, the day before his 16th, with chum Dood Hamilton to the Usher Hall to see the mighty Hawkwind...
Some diary entries from around the time and the night itself were found...
Elton John was popular with your correspondent and Roy Wood related LPs were bought...
...as were Lou Reed, Wishbone Ash and the aforementioned Elt...
I remember this day well - from the bargain bin at Boots on Princes St - still there 44 years later - the shop, not the bargain bin...
Popular music was not very good and Alice Cooper appeared on UK TV screens...
..and Hawkwind were enjoyed...
...before, two days later, Tangerine Dream's best LP was partaken of - from Virgin, then in a tiny shop in Thistle Street if I recall correctly...
This evening, Anne was painting again...
We were puzzled by a reflection on the wall of the old colour - until we found this on the rear of the radiator...
OK that's enough radiator pics...
Lights out...
Highlight of the Day : Looking back...
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