Recent Purchases
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^^now, that's an interesting purchase... I'd imagine they're rather virtuosaic (?) are they?
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Jared wrote:^^now, that's an interesting purchase... I'd imagine they're rather virtuosaic (?) are they?
I will let you know when.........LOL!!!
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I must admit, I have been on pricewatch duty, and have snapped up a few Renaissance bargains..
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That's right up my street, Jared. Beautiful stuff.
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^^ thank you Simon... a large investment, which will last me well into the other side of Christmas...
the curiosity over the Eton Choirbook in particular has been eating away at me like a canker... I just had to purchase it, no matter how many Mozart disks I've got lined up to get through... ;-)
the curiosity over the Eton Choirbook in particular has been eating away at me like a canker... I just had to purchase it, no matter how many Mozart disks I've got lined up to get through... ;-)
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I would be interested in that set myself Jared....nice haul there my friend!Jared wrote:the curiosity over the Eton Choirbook in particular has been eating away at me like a canker... I just had to purchase it, no matter how many Mozart disks I've got lined up to get through... ;-)
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for less than the price of a pint... ridiculous...
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Gosh Jared, you are on a roll lad, enjoy.
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