[Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!]

On my way to the airpoort yesterday I saw a little thrift shop. I was
a little early so I stopped in.

I found some LPs in *mint* shape. They were $1/each. I had to repack
my luggage on the fly. :-)

Included:

Everest (orginals from 1958-1960)

Debussy Iberia/ Ravel La Valse, Theodore Bloomfield, Rochester SO
Shostakovich Symphony #4, Boult, LSO
Bartok Concerto for Orchestra, Stokowski, Houston SO
Brahms Symphony #4, Steinberg, Pittsburgh SO

I thought I'd give Everest originals another shot since these
appaeared dead mint.

Brahms Symphony #2, Telefunken, Kielberth, Berlin Philharmonic

I like the Telefunkens I have.

Two original Stereo Vox to try out

DeBussy La Mer/ Ravel Rapsodie Espagnole, Ansermat, London Blueback

Mercisy Living Presence
SR0191 Overtures Francaises Paray DSO
SR90098 Bartok 2nd Suite Dorati, Minneapolis SO

Two original RCA Victrola

And two original Urania.

Here's your question, Jenn: Have you ever listened to a Urania
recording? I haven't but they appear to be made well (nice thick
vinyl, etc) and were in terrific condition. They're pre-1964 as there
is no ZIP code. For $2 I figured what the hell.