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I might as well bump this again! I have a nice GXC 39-D sitting in the garage that I picked up in a thrift store a long time ago for next to nothing and it's in amazingly good shape. With all the recent time on my hands I thought I'd open it up and have a look. I am guessing, all it needs are...

Better Call Saul on Netflix. I loved Breaking Bad but for some reason, never got around to this one. It's very good!

Dino Saluzzi ~ Kultrum (ECM, '83) W. Germany

The Owl Service ~ Garland Sessions (Stone Tape Recordings, 2012) EU It was because of pmsummer's posts that I checked these guys out and ended up loving them. I know there are a handful of fans here. They are doing a vinyl Kickstarter project if anyone is interested . . ...

Alan Munde ~ Alan Munde's Banjo Sandwich (Ridge Runner, '75) US

Beethoven/Pablo Casals ~ Sonata for Violincello and Klavier (Dacapo)

Volker David Kirchner ~ MISSA Moguntina (Wergo, '93) Germany

Modest Mouse has some good ones . . . No One's First, And You're Next

There's tons but Ray Brown on the recording with Duke Ellington, This One's For Blanton is particularly outstanding. :music: The room sound is captured as well. This is the black & white booklet that comes with the first vinyl pressing, but the original CD sounds awesome too and it's cheap.

Camel ~ A Live Record (Decca, '78) UK

Got that right! :thmbsp:

You mention Roy Clark. Do you have this one? The "Lightning Fingers" in the title is NOT an exaggeration! Even has the subtlest touch of reverb-y psyche/surf in there, too.

From The Beatles In Mono box: Help! Disc 2 of the Mono Masters Probably beating a dead horse here but every time I pull out this box for a listening session, I can't help but marvel at what a gorgeous and perfectly packaged box set this is. Hands down, the best box set I've ever seen.

My rule of thumb when it comes to records that I am only marginally interested in and thus will rarely be played, is to only keep them if they are in NM condition. Anything less, they are purged!

Calvin Keys ~ Shawn-Neeq (Black Jazz, '71) US, 2012 reissue

Mercury Rev ~ All Is Dream (V2, '01) UK

Espers ~ Espers II (Drag City, '06) US

Congrats. :thmbsp: A fantastic album, and it looks real nice.

I think we have a winner for the most appropriate selection in this entire thread! ;)

Charles Lloyd ~ Dream Weaver (Atlantic, '66) US mono

:thmbsp: Yes, it is wonderful stuff indeed. I always wanted to add some Pauline Oliveros to the collection and and I finally did. The improvs on here morph into thick sound collages, and move and swell in many different directions. Fantastic. I'll be picking up more. :D

Deep Listening Band ~ Octagonal Polyphony (Imprec, '12) US MASTERDISK w/Pauline Oliveros. Trombone, didjeridu, Tibetan bells, other bells, conch, piano, flutes, accordion, Roland V.

Bo Hansson ~ Attic Thoughts (Sire, '76) US

Le Orme ~ Storia O Leggenda (Philips, '77) Italy