13 Vinyl Records Early Italian Music Quartet, Artur Rubinstein Brahms, The Police Ghost In The Machine, More

This diverse lot of 13 vinyl records spans a wide array of genres, offering something for every musical taste, from classical masterpieces to iconic rock albums and theatrical operas. The Early Italian Music Quartet offers a rich, period-style exploration of early Italian compositions, perfect for classical music aficionados. Artur Rubinstein’s Brahms showcases his virtuosic piano skills, likely featuring some of Brahms’ most beloved piano works. The Police’s Ghost in the Machine is one of the band's defining albums, blending rock, reggae, and new wave in a unique, experimental way. Offenbach’s La Vie Parisienne brings a lighthearted and fun operetta, offering an entertaining look at 19th-century Parisian life. Phil Collins’ No Jacket Required is a pop classic from the 1980s, with hits like "Sussudio" and "One More Night." Debussy's La Mer & Nocturne are lush orchestral works, showcasing the French composer’s Impressionist style and vivid musical imagery. Neil Young’s After the Gold Rush features some of his most introspective and soulful folk-rock tracks, including the iconic title song. The League Album could refer to a sports or novelty-themed compilation, offering a unique mix of music and spoken word. Paul Harvey’s The Testing Time offers a rare piece of spoken word, likely a collection of his famous radio broadcasts. Verdi’s Don Carlos is an iconic Italian opera, with stirring arias and dramatic themes, a true masterpiece of the operatic canon. The Moody Blues’ Every Good Boy Deserves Favour is a symphonic rock album, blending progressive rock with classical elements, featuring memorable tracks like “The Story in Your Eyes.” This lot provides an exciting blend of rock, classical, opera, and pop, perfect for collectors with diverse musical interests.

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Sunday, 11/24, 12:00 pm to 3:00 pm
Monday, 11/25, 9:00 am to 12:00 pm

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