[f_minor] Goldberg Variations '81 Vinyl Q

Ed Price ed.price at gmail.com
Fri May 27 17:08:50 EDT 2011


Possibly the site to which you refer is:

http://www.a30a.com/

Enjoy :)
-Ed

On Fri, May 27, 2011 at 4:30 PM, Marco Poli <marco.poli at unimi.it> wrote:

>  Dear Pat,
>         I just recovered in my library two albums which might answer your
> question.
> The first one is labeled CBS Masterworks D37779.  The whole 1981 variations
> are contained in just one LP (Aria & Variations 1-15 and Variations 16-30 &
> Aria).
> The second one is a 3 disk boxed set (CBS Masterworks M3X 38610),
> containing both the 1955 and the 1981 versions.   Disk 1 contains the whole
> 1955 version, Disk 2 the whole 1981 version, while disk 3 (bonus disk)
> contains the discussion with Tim Page.
> I haven't listened to these LPs for a long time: I will have to resuscitate
> my old turntable!
> Some years ago I too found the Japanese site, but at the moment I'm unable
> to locate it.
> Best wishes
>
> Marco
>
>
>
>
>
> My fellow f_minorers
>
> Is it correct to say that the original vinyl release of the '81 GBs was a 2
> LP set ? Given the lenght of the whole thing I assume this is so. gemm.com(which is great if you are looking for audio in any format from any genre)
> is not able to spill out details apart from price tags very shy below street
> robbery. And just for the fun of it, how are the flip sides divided ?
> Googlebing or vice versa is useless in this case. Could someone give me some
> details pls ?
>
> And while I am here I seem to remember that years ago when Java was still
> Coffee and IPv6 about as far away as the next decent GG DVD release from the
> CBC or Sony is nowdays, some japanese collector put up a website with a
> collection of all GB releases in chronological order with covers plus
> details. Does anybody know where that site went ? The semantics in search
> engines also seem to be useless in this case. Can someone help plz ?
>
> Ta in advance
>
> Pat
>
>
>  My fellow f_minorers
>
>
> Is it correct to say that the original vinyl release of the '81 GBs was a 2
> LP set ? Given the lenght of the whole thing I assume this is so. gemm.com(which is great if you are looking for audio in any format from any genre)
> is not able to spill out details apart from price tags very shy below street
> robbery. And just for the fun of it, how are the flip sides divided ?
> Googlebing or vice versa is useless in this case. Could someone give me some
> details pls ?
>
>
> And while I am here I seem to remember that years ago when Java was still
> Coffee and IPv6 about as far away as the next decent GG DVD release from the
> CBC or Sony is nowdays, some japanese collector put up a website with a
> collection of all GB releases in chronological order with covers plus
> details. Does anybody know where that site went ? The semantics in search
> engines also seem to be useless in this case. Can someone help plz ?
>
>
> Ta in advance
>
>
> Pat
>
>
>
>
> --
>
> Prof. Marco D. Poli
>
> Università di Milano
> Dipartimento di Scienze e Tecnologie Biomediche
> Sezione di Psicologia
> LITA
> via F.lli Cervi 93
> 20090 Segrate - MI
> ITALY
> phone +39 02 5033 0348
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>
>
>
>
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