Rca Living Stereo 60 Cd Collection Rar
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Mar 29, 2014 リヴィング・ステレオ60CDコレクション VOL．2 Living Stereo 60 CD Collection 全 60 枚を大きく3つに分類すると、《主要演目》別には、ベートーヴェンとブラームスの全7ピアノ協奏曲集、チャイコフスキーの後期3交響曲集、さまざまな歌劇集などが特徴的。. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2010 CD release of Living Stereo 60 CD Collection on Discogs. Label: RCA Red Seal - 2,Sony Music - S70475C. Series: Living Stereo. Format: 60x, CD. This box contains 45 legendary Living Stereo recordings on 60 standard CDs packaged in minisleeves with the original artwork, plus a 252-page perfect-bound book with track listings and original liner notes. In the 1950’s, RCA Victor made a substantial body of recordings which have come to be identified with their first stereo label, Living.
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On Friday, July 8, 2016 at 2:53:02 PM UTC-4, Al Eisner wrote:I generally feel the same way; I haven't bought any of the MLP or Living Stereo boxes before (I did buy the Decca Mono box), but that's mostly because I already owned enough of it, and what I didn't own I didn't want.
> I'm always puzzled by the attractions of such boxes: grab-bags, without
> anything significant (composer, or artist, or even genre) unifying them.
> While I can certainly see some items which would attract me (especially
> the Juilliard and Festival Quartet items, and a few others), and could
> certainly see that if there are enough such items the cost of the full
> box would be worthwhile, I would find simply *having* such a box to be
> a burden. There is the matter of cataloging, but also a guilty feeling
> of owning a lot of CD's that I don't even have a good intention of
> listening to.
When such things are cheap enough, I don't worry or feel any guilt about whether or not I'll listen to the whole thing (I know that I won't), but if there's enough that I'll want to hear to make it worthwhile (like this new set), I'll buy it. I no longer catalogue my collection (I gave up that PIA activity a couple of decades ago), so I put these big boxes on a shelf and pull out what I need when I need it, occasionally storing the highlights in the cloud for easy accessibility.