Schubert's 9th symphony performed by the Berlin Philharmonic conducted by Karl Bohm. An old recording but a good one, it represents an older, more traditional interpretational style but is none the worse for that and the more traditional styles still have a place IMO. The complete Bohm/BPO Schubert symphony cycle is a bit of a bargain set, despite its age the recording quality is fine and the quality of performance is very good. Bohm was a bit like the equivalent of a favourite old pair of shoes, maybe not the best of conductors and getting on a bit by the end but comfortable and imparting a feeling of familiarity and not letting you down.
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Grey Area Techno on a late Monday night? Yeah, because I'm macabre like that... 
I saw these guys on a world tour, at that time, at Dallas Brookes Hall, Melbourne, Australia.
Absolutely enchanting. I can still marvel at them seamlessly swapping their 'parts' around.
Is there a recording available of the show?
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John Cage’s 4’33”
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/4′33″
Seriously the best track to analyze the worth of any of your upstream and downstream gear
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/4′33″
Seriously the best track to analyze the worth of any of your upstream and downstream gear
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Why you want to take me to this party and breathe
I'm dying to leave...
I'm dying to leave...
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