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Found the Mahler/Horenstein #3 but it's on Nonesuch. Damn!

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kitch29

It's been my experience going back to the early 60s that brand new Nonesuch LPs come with ticks and pops as standard equipment and a pudding soft vinyl that collects legions more.

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There are Unicorns over at Discogs [nt] - steve.ott@kctcs.edu 12:29:31 03/14/17 (0)
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RE: Found the Mahler/Horenstein #3 but it's on Nonesuch. Damn! - TGR 09:15:18 03/14/17 (1)
Sent you an email on where you might find it.
- RE: Got it, thank you! nt - kitch29 12:46:26 03/14/17 (0)
RE: Found the Mahler/Horenstein #3 but it's on Nonesuch. Damn! - jdaniel@jps.net 07:58:25 03/14/17 (0)
Yes, both Nonesuch and Vox can be noisy right out of the sleeve, which is too bad: Nonesuch's Milhaud and Kurt Weill Lp is one of the best recordings I've heard. Vox's Ravel Box set too.

Might as well look out for the UK Unicorn press of the Mahler.

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