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Strauss, R.: Don Quixote; Horn Concerto No.2

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by: STRAUSS R.

Release Date May 09, 2003

Karajan recorded Don Quixote many times but this one with Fournier must be the finest one, every scene most vividly captured & every instrument with eloquent characterization. "The Originals" remastering has improved the already sumptuous stereo sound of the 60s. Certainly the one of Karajan's great recordings.

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An American Quixote

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by: Richard Carr

Release Date December 11, 2001

Karajan recorded Don Quixote many times but this one with Fournier must be the finest one, every scene most vividly captured & every instrument with eloquent characterization. "The Originals" remastering has improved the already sumptuous stereo sound of the 60s. Certainly the one of Karajan's great recordings.

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Betchya Bite a Live One

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by: Russell Wolff

Release Date January 30, 2001

Karajan recorded Don Quixote many times but this one with Fournier must be the finest one, every scene most vividly captured & every instrument with eloquent characterization. "The Originals" remastering has improved the already sumptuous stereo sound of the 60s. Certainly the one of Karajan's great recordings.

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Nipple

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by: Russell Wolff

Release Date March 18, 2000

Karajan recorded Don Quixote many times but this one with Fournier must be the finest one, every scene most vividly captured & every instrument with eloquent characterization. "The Originals" remastering has improved the already sumptuous stereo sound of the 60s. Certainly the one of Karajan's great recordings.

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Vildhallon

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by: Cornelis Vreeswijk

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Karajan recorded Don Quixote many times but this one with Fournier must be the finest one, every scene most vividly captured & every instrument with eloquent characterization. "The Originals" remastering has improved the already sumptuous stereo sound of the 60s. Certainly the one of Karajan's great recordings.

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Versatile 2008

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by: Various Artists

Release Date November 17, 2008

Karajan recorded Don Quixote many times but this one with Fournier must be the finest one, every scene most vividly captured & every instrument with eloquent characterization. "The Originals" remastering has improved the already sumptuous stereo sound of the 60s. Certainly the one of Karajan's great recordings.

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Sacred Road [CASSETTE]

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by: David Lanz

Release Date April 23, 1996

Karajan recorded Don Quixote many times but this one with Fournier must be the finest one, every scene most vividly captured & every instrument with eloquent characterization. "The Originals" remastering has improved the already sumptuous stereo sound of the 60s. Certainly the one of Karajan's great recordings.

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Sacred Road

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by: David Lanz

Release Date June 01, 1996

Karajan recorded Don Quixote many times but this one with Fournier must be the finest one, every scene most vividly captured & every instrument with eloquent characterization. "The Originals" remastering has improved the already sumptuous stereo sound of the 60s. Certainly the one of Karajan's great recordings.

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Soundtrack & Asmoto Running Band

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by: Principal Edwards Magic Theatre

Release Date November 03, 1994
These albums are gems from the incredibly fertile underground folk/psych scene of late 60s England. The music is far more subtle and interesting than a lot of what passes for alternative psychedelia nowadays.

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Soundtrack

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by: Principal Edwards Magic Theatre

Release Date June 19, 2006
but not everybody's. Principal Edwards are very English. Think madrigals, think floyd, think what you like: this is an album to be listened to time and again to truly appreciate the talent and innovativeness (is that a real word?) of a group of students from the late sixties. The world of PEMT must have been strange - they sang shakespeare and saw the reality of desolation and "green issues" (see the asmoto running band)before the politicians. Insight inspired by chemical substances? - who knows? A cracking album endorsed by the late great John Peel. was he ever wrong? Spend a couple of quid and see if i'm not wrong!