Various Composers - Janos Starker Plays Works By Debussy, Bartok And Others - White Hot Stamper (With Issues)

Various Composers - Janos Starker Plays Works By Debussy, Bartok And Others - White Hot Stamper (With Issues)*NOTE: On side 1, there is a bubble in the vinyl that plays as 19 moderate thuds about 1 4" into the second piece, "Variations On A Theme Of Rossini" (Martinu). On side 2, there is also a bubble that plays as 15 moderate thuds about 1 3 from the end of the first piece, "Sonata No. 1 In D Minor" (Debussy). There is another bubble that plays as 23 moderate thuds at the start of the second piece, "First Rhapsody" (Bartok). This vintage Mercury pressing

Ringo Starr – drums

there is simply no Roxy album that is as well-recorded as the first three Ferry solo projects: These Foolish Things (1973)

Oh how the mighty have fallen

Tight note-like bass -- which ties in with good transient information

"Eartheart

their best album and the worst sounding

Act III of the William Tell is played with breathtaking orchestral vigor and skill

from the miking to the final mix and every step in between

Coltrane Jazz) and the venerable Tom Dowd

What The Best Sides Of El Loco Have To Offer Is Not Hard To Hear

Mostly what they do well is that they fill out the sound and take the edge off of it without losing musical information

the lower mids are full and rich