Vladimir Horowitz - Horowitz the Poet - VINYL LP

Vinyl LP pressing. 2018 album from the late rapper. Known for cathartic honesty that's turned millions of fans into believers, Xxxtentacion's ? showcases his most poignant, powerful, and personal writing to date. He personally contributed guitar and keys in addition to writing every single song. Close collaborator John Cunningham handled the bulk of production and features include Travis Barker, Matt Ox, JoeyBada$$ and PnB Rock. Fans have taken the charge now and officially made him the post-millennial Generation Z's answer to Kurt Cobain. Xxxtentacion began writing music after being released from a youth correction center and released his first song on SoundCloud in June 2013, titled InchNews/FlockInch. He was a popular figure in SoundCloud rap, a trap scene that takes elements of lo-fi music and harsh 808s.

Vinyl LP pressing. 2025 . I Kept These Old Blues is an astonishing first glimpse at the breadth of young Irish musician Muireann Bradley's talent - both as a guitar virtuoso and a singer. Her astounding fingerpicking and original interpretations of blues classics is truly remarkable given Bradley was just 15 years old when she recorded the album. Now remixed and remastered by Grammy-nominated mastering engineer Kevin Reeves and expanded with the inclusion of a brand-new track, InchWhen the Levee Breaks,Inch the album demonstrates the kind of assuredness and skill to be expected of a musician five times Muireann's age. Album Tracks 1. Candyman [Remastered] 2. Richland Woman Blues [Remastered] 3. Police Dog Blues [Remastered] 4. Shake Sugaree [Remastered] 5. Vestapol [Remastered] 6. Stag O Lee [Remastered] 1. Green Rocky Road [Remastered] 2. Frankie [Remastered] 3. Police Sergeant Blues [Remastered] 4. Buck Dancer's Choice [Remastered] 5. Delia [Remastered] 6. Frieght Train [Remastered] 7. When the Levee Breaks

Horowitz's InchChopin SonataInch comes close an ideal realization. The gimmicks are absent and that decision makes sense in the Chopinesque context. The InchFuneral March is played with an icy cold touch, most impressive and InchThe FinaleInch is breathtakin in it's shimmering speed. Rachmaninoff is steely under his hands, and driven to a tremendous climax. Schumann is charmingly played, without the usual Horowitz artifice. He must have loved this piece. Finally Liszt Horowitz made it more complicated and more showy than Liszt did himself. It certainly is a colossal tour de force of brilliant pianism. This 1962 recording has been flawlessly remastered with depth and musicality. A master at his best.