Whats on your turntable tonight?

Jerry Van Rooyen - "At 250 Miles Per Hour" [Crippled Dick Hot Wax comp. LP '96 (Germany), rec. '67-'68] Soundtrack selections arranged and conducted by the Dutch composer, from producer Pier A. Caminnecci's Aquila Films euro-sexploitation titles "Succubus" (AKA "Necronomicon"), "How Short Is The Time For Love", "Death On A Rainy Day", and "The Vampire Happening"

Jacques Brel - "Le Formidable..." [Vanguard LP '67]

Charles Mingus - "The Clown" [Atlantic LP reissue '57/'84]

The Birthday Party - "Junkyard" [4AD LP '82]

Shostakovich/Symphony No.6 - Boult/LPO [Everest stereo LP '6?]

Porcupine Tree - "Fear of a Blank Planet"
St. Germain - "Tourist"
Miles Davis - "Round About Midnight"
Joni Mitchell - "Blue" 180 gram

Duke Ellington, This One's For Blanton

Tannahill Weavers, Cullen Bay

Clannad, Clannad in Concert

Brendan Mulvihill, The Flax in Bloom

Leon Redbone, Double Time

Chopin, Ballades - Moravec
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Macdadtexas, your comment about the Beatles sent me spinning off in that direction, too...

The Beatles (white album)
The Beatles - Let it Be
The Beatles - Abbey Road

all just the generic US pressings, but enjoying 'em.
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Mozart string quintets, Barchet quartet with Kessinger on viola Vox (records labled Yorkshire!) my later pressing is in simulated stereo, lousy mastering, but what a great performances!