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| Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2006
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| Re: DVD Haul Quote:
But I agree with you on the Adagietto of the 5th and Karajan. I Also like Chicago Symphony Orchestra's Mahler for their strong brass. | |
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| Flaming Poltergeist | Re: DVD Haul That's quite the present! I love Lee Evans. I have all the DVDs that would come in the box set (I think...) I didn't buy these myself, but my uncle gave me Dark Water and the Doll Master. He's not keen on films with subtitles, but as I rather like them and really enjoy the creepy East Asian films that are in the similar ilk of The Ring and et al, I asked for them. |
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| Re: DVD Haul Received Evgeny Kissin - Plays Schubert/Brahms/Bach/Liszt/Gluck. Another film of Kissin by classical music film maker Christopher Nupen. Recorded in studio back in 1990, not sure why it's released just now. It's a platter of supremely divine performances, especially the Schubert-Liszt 5 Lieder and Schubert 'Wanderer' Fantasy, immensely beautiful. Kissin is a true keyboard poet. |
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| Haggis Connoisseur Join Date: Jul 2003
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| Re: DVD Haul This is a bit obscure (but I do love the obscure) Panzer - Germany's Ultimate War Machine. What I really like about this DVD is the inclusion of a little-seen training film from 1943. I now know how to stop a Panther Tank with just a machine gun and a hand grenade. Bound to come in handy someday |
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