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| 50th Woodstock Anniversay Concert ; Michael Lang Not a cartographer so it makes no difference. Whether I'll visit the town of Watkin's Glen, I'm not sure. I fly to Europe and Ukraine so that's is where I focus my attention when I plan on traveling.The Woodstock 50th holds its own importance. | |
| 50th Woodstock Anniversay Concert ; Michael Lang wcfeil, To be more specific, I should say that for me, I start out in the direction of Buffalo via I 90 and then take I 86 east. It's about another 4 hours from Watkin's Glen to Woodstock and in the opposite direction from where I'm coming from. | |
| 50th Woodstock Anniversay Concert ; Michael Lang It looks like something will be happening at the Levon Helm barn August 19th so possibly. It reminds me of Jorma Kaukonen's farm Fur Peace. | |
| 50th Woodstock Anniversay Concert ; Michael Lang bdp24, this is where Bob Dylan rehearsed and recorded? That is in Woodstock but Watkin's Glen is near Buffalo. | |
| 50th Woodstock Anniversay Concert ; Michael Lang mastercylinder, that's what people were saying about the original in 1969. To each there own but I don't believe it's doomed, rather the opposite. | |
| 50th Woodstock Anniversay Concert ; Michael Lang Hi Again Folks,Sorry to double dip here but the news is out. Watkins Glen, New York will be the location on August 16,17 and 18. It appears that tickets will go on sale in February. Anybody going?https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/woods... | |
| Classical Recordings from the Golden Age schubert, you’re looks are dead on Brahms’. I don’t know if that’s a good thing or not. Hopefully your home doesn’t look like the one Brahms was born in. CBS is Sony, if I’m not mistaken. The Sony, Szell/Cleveland/Fleischer/Brahms is typically the... | |
| Have you had enough of Classic Rock? I've gotta fever and the only cure is cowbell. Yes of course, who can listen to the same era of popular music over and over. Western culture has create music from the 11th century up till now. Gregorian Chant, Monteverdi, Bach, Zelenka, Handel, et... | |
| What unknown musical artist would you like to share with your fellow audiophiles? I saw Moritz Eggert many years ago. There’s really nothing else like him.http://www.moritzeggert.de/ | |
| Speakers with the most detailed midrange? (non-ESL/planar) I have to agree with dodgealum, what is the obsession with detail? I think most would agree that digital formats provide more detail than does analogue playback but vinyl generally gets chosen as a better sounding experience. | |
| Speakers with the most detailed midrange? (non-ESL/planar) The Manger Audio P2 loudspeaker was recently released to the public. | |
| Speakers with the most detailed midrange? (non-ESL/planar) twoleftears these BBC engineers intrigue me. I’m extremely happy with my Quad 2905’s but had to have panels replaced since I bought them. I will keep the Quads but eventually want a high end dynamic speaker and am mostly interested in Harbeth. | |
| Speakers with the most detailed midrange? (non-ESL/planar) Anybody familiar with the Harbeth Monitor 40.2? | |
| What is the most memorable concert that you had attended so far? I saw Russian pianist Elisabeth Leonskaja (play Beethoven) in Paris, at the Theatre Champs Elysees. The location where riots broke out for Stravinsky’s ’Right of Spring’. I was up high in the balcony and the seats are so steep that I had a fear of... | |
| Classical Recordings from the Golden Age Thanks lowrider, I didn't realize the earlier recordings were on EMI.In my mind, von Karajan stands out as a Beethoven conductor but his Brahms interpretations are also super fantastic but Brahms is close to my heart. These are recommended on the ... |