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Have you read the Wired article? Less harmful? "The Nazi Roots Of The Brussels EU was co-written by a German (or possibly Dutch) doctor, Matthias Rath, and published by his Dr Rath Health Foundation, a large multinational organisation which manufactures and promotes vitamin pills which, it claims, can cure AIDS, cancer, heart disease and other illnesses. The foundation is known for launching aggressive media campaigns against the use of conventional medicines in the countries it operates." "... which exposed the foundation’s activities in South Africa, where it campaigned against the distribution of anti-retroviral drugs to AIDS and HIV sufferers in the townships and ran illegal trials of its own supplements."

Nick Drake 2017 SHM-CDs with 2012 mastering by the album's original engineer, John Wood, at Abbey Road Studios. First used on 2013 vinyl reissues.

I think that info comes from the blog I downloaded the DVD from in 2009. If there isn't an info file attached to a boot, I always create one myself.

Tim Buckley Starsailor Band 1970-09-15 Los Angeles, CA (DVDfull pro-shot) Boboquivari Show Kcet PBS Tim Buckley - vocals, guitars Lee Underwood - electric guitar Jon Balking - string bass Maury Baker - drums, timpani Charles “Buzz” Guarnera - trumpet, flugelhorn 1. I Woke Up 2. Come Here Woman 3. Blue Melody 4. Moulin Rouge 5. Venice Beach 6. Jungle Fire

Ran Blake's Film Noir, International Phonograph CD reissue.

The Starsailor-era concert TV clips included on the My Fleeting House DVD exist as an entire TV broadcast on bootleg DVD. The picture quality is somewhat less, but the audio is fine, I recall. I also believe more exists, so a Starsailor special edition with additional live material is entirely possible.

We need a Starsailor era live release on CD.

As far as mastering is concerned, the alternates of Now He Sings, Now He Sobs on Circling In (2021 SHM-CD) go well together with the 2016 SHM-CD of the former (which is still available).

Is Am Jp's packaging better than Am US or EU? Somewhere between that and CD Japan perhaps?

I hope so too. Hopefully CD Japan will get the earlier two batches after all. That would be best.

Marion Brown Why Not?, 2009 ESP CD.

@RiRiIII Did you order from Amazon Japan? Were the mini LPs delivered undamaged?

There is an Austrian seller on Discogs who has stock. I've ordered Japanese CDs through him a couple of times. Shipping is cheap, but his prices for the CDs are a bit high sometimes. He also has a brick-and-mortar so sometimes items that are listed are unavailable. Other than that, Amazon Japan. Shipping is ¥1490 with AmazonGlobal International Shipping (Priority). Total would be ¥3790, about €28.50. Expected delivery date 9-11 June. Before the new VAT import laws take effect on 1 July. (All imports, also below €22 item value, will be taxed from now on.)

Now listening on my living room sound system. Don't know how, but they definitely fixed it. I'm ordering a copy. Very good sound quality overall (on this track).

Stanley Cowell Equipoise (Galaxy, UCCO-90224) Great album, great sound. A shame it was released on CD only once.

Thank you! Listening on my iMac + Sennheisers to the FLACs of the Black Lion CD I downloaded today and comparing them to RiRilll's sample, it seems like the problem with the saxophone on Brilliant Circles has been solved.

Unexpected, because according to several Amazon reviewers the saxophone always sounds like it is too far from the microphone. Quote: "I've heard three different releases of this album, and the saxophone is always quiet in the mix, or just too far from the mic, I don't know." Rooster_Ties saying the same on page 1.

Blocked.

Are you Don Was?