1. johannes brahms: the complete sonatas for piano and Violin/Viola, on BIS label. this is a so-called DMM (direct metal mastering) -- not that i care much -- however, i have sampled it now and it sounds very good indeed...

2. mozart piano concertos 23 and 24, daniel barenboim, on EMI, (digitally remastered) -- unfortunately this is heavily warped -- probably didnt pack it properly. however, the aro didnt seem to have any problem tracking it -- thought its nerve wrecking to watch...

3. italian baroque trumpet concerti, on "turnabout" label. lovely stuff...

4. music of india, Raga and Talas, Ravi Shankar and Alla Rakha, on HMV. I have been looking for this for some time -- so didnt mind paying DKK300 for it! My word, is it worth it!!

5. Miriam Makeba, with the Belafonte folk singers, on Camden RCA. i used to have this a long time ago, but it simply disappeared -- i am glad i have found it again. i have it on CD, but have missed the vinyl.

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ken

Second hand vinyl shop in Copenhagen? Accord maybe? In the golden days of vinyl, I acquired many fine things from this shop. My last vinyl aquisition, Wilhelm Kempff´s LvB Sonata integral mono was purchased there. This was two months before it was rereleased on CD to commemorate his 100 years birthday in 1994.

per-zulu, the shop is on Østerbrogade towards after the lakes towards the stadium -- i have forgotten the name of the shop now... its anot a big record shop at all, he sells other 2nd hand things, books etc...

what is the address of the one you mention?

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ken

You classical guys should get down here for a day with a van.
They send them up the tip.
All the charity shops here get loads of vinyl every week.
They cant sell it, They get to much and most of it is in Mint.
The guy dies so there family give it to one of the 10 shops in the high street.
They then bin it.
£20 here will get you around 500 classical albums

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You classical guys should get down here for a day with a van.

where is "down here" munch? this would sound like a worthwhile trip...

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ken

You can't much further down than Munch's (Folkestone area).