Whats on your turntable tonight?

I loved Inglorious Basterds! Christopher Waltz steals the movie, and I am shocked by how good Diane Kruger is in that movie, she's great, as well as the beautiful French actress who plays the theater owner.

I need to rent that again, my wife didn't want to see it because of the violence, but I know the movie well enough to zip through the parts she will gross out at.

The writing in "Inglorious Basterds" is stunning. The scene at the french farmhouse, and the apple strudel scene are enough to recommend the film.

Stravinsky - pulcinella apollon musagete

academy of st martin in the fields neville marriner

Argo ZRG 575

Oliver Nelson - "A Dream Deferred" [Flying Dutchman 2LP comp. '76]
Modern Jazz Quartet - "Blues On Bach" [Atlantic '74]
Bill Evans - "The Interplay Sessions" [Milestone 2LP '82, rec. '62]
George Harrison - "Wonderwall Music" [Apple '68]

Van Morrison's "A Period of Transition".