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Sonny Clark - Cool Struttin'

Andre Segovia - Reveries vinyl and Spyro Gyra - Morning Dance vinyl

Eric Clapton - Just One Night Mobile Fidelity

I'm almost always fetus. Starfish would be compatible with falling asleep with IEMs in.

Shubert - Death and The Maiden Dvorak - American

Sharks Win!!! It's going to be a tough series. Detroit is not going to go down easy. I'd also like to think that the Sharks overcame their floppiness in the post season. So far, so good. We'll see...

Dizzy Gillespie - To Bird With Love

Mozart - Serenade for Winds

Robert Johnson - The Complete Recordings

Joe Satriani - Strange Beautiful Music SACD

Norah Jones - come away with me vinyl

Fleetwood Mac - Rumors vinyl Narcisco Yepes - Vivaldi, Bach, Palau (may be my favorite performance of the Bach's Chaconne) vinyl

He used gut strings which sound less bright. That might have factored into the decision. Heifetz was definitely it though. Brahms - String Quartet 1 / String Quintet 2 Eric Clapton - August vinyl

Buckethead - Monsters and Robots

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Steve Vai - Real Illusions: Reflections Brahms - A German Requiem

Mozart - Clarinet Concerto & Quintet

Shostakovich - Symphony 5 & 9 Ry Cooder - Bop Till You Drop

John Williams - Catch Me If You Can Soundtrack

Wooden Nickel Jass Band - Yeah, We Got Your Dixieland

X2, I've always thought Frank Zappa's tone was interesting and unique. Muse, Paco de Lucia, Alan Holdsworth, etc.

Happy Birthday/Easter!!

Norah Jones - Come Away With Me [ATTACH=CONFIG]2949[/ATTACH] vinyl

Room treatment is VERY important. I had to become an expert in acoustics when I was trying to get a square room to work. I ended up using a diagonal set up in the end, but in the mean time my obsession caused me to read books, articles, etc. I'm glad because I know feel like I can tweak a room by ear and know exactly where to place everything. An untreated room with some bad dimensions can take a solid set up and make it almost un-listenable. Room acoustics are THAT important.

Glenn Gould - The Mozart Piano Sonatas, Vol. 2 vinyl