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trumpetdiva1
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| What is your favorite box set of music? It can be classical or jazz. |
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dwm1129
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Coltrane's ... Vanguard Box Set
Miles ... The Complete Plugged Nickel ... (without saying)
Sinatra ... The Best Of The Columbia |
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tpetplyr
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CSO/Solti Mahler Symphonies 1-9!!
Stuart
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trumpetchad
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| CSO/Barenboim Bruckner set |
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McH
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| The Complete CBS Studio Recordings of Woody Shaw (Mosaic MD3-142) |
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johntpt
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Boston Symphony Orchestra: Symphony Hall Centennial Celebration
Vaughan Williams Complete Symphonies & Orchestral Works: Sir Adrian Boult
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_londonhusker
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Tristan & Isolde... Fürtwangler/Flagstad/Suthaus/Fischer-Dieskau/Philharmonia/ROH Chorus/1953
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trumpetdiva1
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"Never No Lament: Duke Ellington: The Blanton-Webster Band"
I am waiting to receive "Louis Armstrong: The Complete Hot Five and Hot Seven Recordings" from Amazon. It could become a favorite of mine with the Ellington box set.
Some day I would like to own "Miles: The Complete Plugged Nickel."
Janell Carter
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jhatpro
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"The Complete Blue Note Blue Mitchell Sessions, 1963-67" (Mosaic)
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MJE
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Favorite of the moment because it is newest to me:
The Complete Blue Note Donald Byrd/Pepper Adams Studio Sessions (Mosaic #194) |
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trumpetmike
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Simon Rattle
Vienna Philharmonic
Complete Beethoven Symphonies
Quite outstanding! |
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mrblowtorch
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If I must confine myself to jazz or classical:
Louis Armstrong - "The Complete Hot Five and Hot Seven Recordings"
But really, these two:
Alice In Chains - "Music Box"
Nick Drake - "Fruit Tree"
Man does not live by jazz alone.
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Ruechel
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check out Miles' new:
"friday/saturday night at the Blackhawk" box set (amazing)
"the complete jack johnson sessions" box set (haven't heard yet but everyone i know and trust says it's awesome)
"far cry" by booker little & eric dolphy (just downloaded the whole album from the itunes music store (fantastic))
mycoy Tyner "plays coltrane at the village vanguard" (love that one)
coltrane village vanguard box set (as previously mentioned in this thread is a must-have, check out "India", to me one of his greatest recordings on sophrano sax |
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tcutrpt
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If I could get it (don't have $200) it would be the Bernstein set of Mahler Symphonies with various orchestras. I dont' have many box sets so I don't have a favorite as of now.
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dwm1129
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| I don't have any money either but I bought a cd burner and go down to the library and check out cds and burn them off no harm there...there is no other way I could have live at the plugged nickel! |
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musiclifeline
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1. Coltrane Vanguard sessions
2. Clifford Brown Pacific/Blue Note set
3. Bird Complete Dial Masters
4. Fats Navarro Story
5. Herbie Hancock Blue Note Complete |
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