Retrospective – The Very Best Of e.s.t. is a fantastic and reflective insight into this extraordinary band, an excellent starting point for newcomers to their music and a definitive signpost along the way for those who have already begun their journey into the world of e.s.t.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Symphonies No. 25 K. 183; No. 29 K. 201; No. 35 K. 385; No. 36 K. 425; No. 38 K. 504;
No. 39 K. 543; No. 40 K. 550; No. 41 K. 551 – Wiener Philharmoniker; Leonard Bernstein
Classical | 3 CDs | EAC Rip | 1,01 GB | FLAC+LOG+Cue | Full scans | RS links
Publisher: Deutsche Grammophon

Leonard Bernstein's Late Mozart Symphony recordings come from the 1980s when the market was deluged with "authentic" and "period" style offerings from the likes of Trevor Pinnock and Christopher Hogwood. Bernstein, never a slave to fashion, conjured up some wonderfully "old fashioned" performances, full of rich orchestral sonorities, generous helpings of vibrato, and unabashedly romantic pacing, phrasing, and rubato… Even with the pile of Mozart symphony discs on the market, Bernstein's compelling renditions easily command your attention and warrant your purchase. - Victor Carr Jr, classicstoday.com

In 2007 the Dutch harpsichordist Pieter-Jan Belder finished his recording of all the keyboard sonatas in sequential order for the label Brilliant Classics. Ditto Richard Lester, for the Nimbus label. The Naxos label is currently working on a project to record all of Scarlatti's sonatas on the piano, with each disc taken by a different pianist. The Italian Stradivarius label's Scarlatti sonata project, mostly recorded with harpsichordist Ottavio Dantone, currently stands at volume 10. According to an official at the label, there are talks to continue with the project

Tuxedomoon - Cabin In The Sky (2004)
Avant-garde | EAC AccurateRip / FLAC / LOG, CUE | 295 MB | MP3 320kbps / 44100Hz | 51:59 | 86 MB
Tuxedomoon - Cabin In The Sky (2004)

"Cabin In the Sky" reunites the stalwarts of Tuxedomoon, sans Winston Tong. Brown, Principle, Reininger, Van Lieshout and Gedulig have regrouped to produce the first new work from Tuxedomoon in almost 20 years.