RE: Two off-the-beaten-track Classical Lps: Delius and Takemitsu, the latter an astounding DGG recording

I have a lot of Takemitsu's LP on DGG and they all sound pretty great, which was usually not my experience with DGG as a whole. The older ones from the early 70s were only Japanese pressings if I'm not mistaken and are not cheap now.

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Topic - Two off-the-beaten-track Classical Lps: Delius and Takemitsu, the latter an astounding DGG recording - jdaniel@jps.net 21:36:33 02/01/16 (4)

RE: Two off-the-beaten-track Classical Lps: Delius and Takemitsu, the latter an astounding DGG recording - Crazy Dave 10:15:47 02/03/16 (0)

RE: Two off-the-beaten-track Classical Lps: Delius and Takemitsu, the latter an astounding DGG recording - garrod 04:21:04 02/02/16 (0)

RE: Two off-the-beaten-track Classical Lps: Delius and Takemitsu, the latter an astounding DGG recording - jbcortes 02:39:58 02/02/16 (1)

Takemitsu, the Charles Ives of Japan - rickmcinnis@dogwoodfabrics.com 06:41:26 02/02/16 (0)

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RE: Two off-the-beaten-track Classical Lps: Delius and Takemitsu, the latter an astounding DGG recording - jbcortes 02:39:58 02/02/16 (1)

Takemitsu, the Charles Ives of Japan - rickmcinnis@dogwoodfabrics.com 06:41:26 02/02/16 (0)

RE: Two off-the-beaten-track Classical Lps: Delius and Takemitsu, the latter an astounding DGG recording

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