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one of the greatest Suicidios ever!!!!! Why don't you say it's Eileen Farrell???????

The most under-rated (and possibly greatest) star off all-time. Nobody like her!!!!! Give us more!!!!

you are so right. I havemany of Altynai's (mostly) pirated) perfromances ad this is one of the most memorable. Truly incandescant!

Thanks gullivior (I'm your Myra Hess fan)

One of the best performances of this beautiful (and if not played properly, perplexing) trio, one of the true gems of the chamber music literature. The live Casals, Serkin and Vegh performance is also exemplary. Thanks for posting this!!

Very good job!

Yes but there is a better performance with Serkin, Casals, and Sandor Vegh from the mid 50s. But it's always great to hear Schumann

This is a unique recording. Tensions were high because of the imminent German invasion and Thibaud particularly was under tremendous stress as his son was in the front line of battle when this was recorded - sadly he was killed only days later. Because of this, the performance, whatever its limit...

Possibly the greatest Giselle of the 20th century.Too bad this is not a complete performance and I have been unable to locate any (especially her 2nd act entrance). Only one other dancer captures the emotional qualities of this greatest of artists: Altynai Asylmuratova. Perhaps I should download ...

By far the most poetic and deeply-felt reading of this ever recorded. Forgive the man for "banging" in spots. His heart is in the right place (as it is most of the time). He elevates this work to the true greatness it deserves but rarely achieves in the usual perfunctory readings. Thanks for post...

I recommend the Serkin performance to anyone who loves this piece. When I first heard it as a teenager, it was with Richter (not, however, this one)and I thought :what a beautiful piece. However, years later, when I heard the Serkin/Ormandy recording, it was a revelation. Whatever faults Serkin h...

I agree completely - this transports you into another world.

very ipressive

Toscanini, especially before the second World War, is perhaps the most vital conductor of all. He claimed not to understand Mozart, yet his recordings of the symphonies and parts of Die Zauberflote are astonishing in their deep probing into the inner meaning of this music, at least in my opinion....

Nice burner on your mustang!!! please post more doughnuts and wheelies. burn em untill they pop!!!

Nice man cave you guys haver bui;t there. I knew a guy once who used to have a place just like that. he lived in there year round right after his old lady kicked him out of the house. Also maybe in the future you could post up some "man brave" vids of some axe catching? that would be really grate!!!

yeah man right on them old escorts make about the best offroadin rigs ever!!! Like to see some jumpin thru flamins and such if you could please? Do thatb as soon as possible and post them up.

This is some seriously funny stufff. So do you still use this for your chocolate pillow. Like sweet cake dreams man!! SLOLROTFP!!! hahaha

HaHaHa you guys make the funniest videos!!! Getting the old Subie runnin!!! hahaha.

What else do you have in your junk yard? I'd like to see you guys get some of them old school busses running and maybe do some head on crashes testing or maybe you could post a vid of the busses jumping over the c...

Whaaa hooo, now there is a righteous fine classic jap bike!! I really like the tasteful mods done to your rare valuable antiquey bike. More videos of your lucky "Barn find" classic muscle bike please!!! I'd like to see some more tire burnin and especially do some big wheelies and drifting wit...

Thats about the fuckin best shit I've seen about the mighty Ford diesel. My own high rider is just about like that one, but without the gay fag chrome wheels. Get them fuckers offa there and youd have something to be country proud of.

I agree completely. No one has the joy that she imparts in this piece

Everyone is entitled to his opinion but for my money Cortot is still tops for Chopin and Schumann and evne Beethoven (Kreutzer Sonata with Thibaud)

what a marvelous performance. Sometimes Serkin's sound us a bit bangy but the musical integrity!!! WOW!!!!

@valdengo1 you are so poetic! Your words fit the music

what a treat to partake of the workings of one of the greatest musical minds of the 20th century!!! NOthing like listening in on rehearsals!! God bless Arturo!! Thank you so much for posting!!

In my opinion the greatest Carnaval ever recorded. She hated making recordings and was lliterally terrified of the microphone. The last section she had to re-record as the last note was too late to make the 41'2 minute 12" side of the record. Therefore she was obliged to play it slightly faster t...

by far the most moving and extraordinary recording of this work. She hated making recordings (was terrified of the microphone)and therefore only a handful of them revealed her true stature as one of the truly great artists of the 20th century. Fortunately, many "off-the-air" performances exist th...

@eblackadder3 In my opinion this is undoubtedly the finest g minor ever. No one brings the pathos to that opening like Toscanini in this (live, by the way) performance. After the war his performances became almost too taut and so many of us onliy knew him from those recordings. Thanks for posting

This is undoubtedly the greatest Liebestod ever recorded. Flagstad sometimes sang this before the war without great involvement. After the death of her husband, near the end of WW 2, she became a different person and it is clearly evident in this performance. The entire opera performance is incan...

This is definitely NOT Ward's transfer; He never puts in echo chamber effects as is here. A definitive performance, as is almost everything but this underated singer who will never be surpassed and probably never be equalled. Thanks for posting!

Ponselle was probably the greatest Norma who ever lived. Anyone even remotely knowledgeable will agree. Callas was superb but Rosa was greater. There will never be anyone who approaches the greatness of this unique artist. If she played the cello she would have been one of the greatest cellists w...

nobody mentions the cortot version, still in many ways my favorite