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I can't believe anyone cares so much about this. I've encountered dozens if not hundreds of obscure or stupid names on online message boards - including this one - and never lost sleep over it.
Yours truly,
Flogging the Albino
Why would you lose any sleep over it? You're the bully.
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I figured it was a euphemism for... you know... shining the helmet.
I get the picture. I swear it never entered my mind when I chose the handle (oops).
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To the thread starter:
Which Saint Vitus are you named after? The disease, the saint, the cathedral, the band, the statue or the dance troupe?
http://saintvitus.com/SaintVitus/
Mainly the saint, maybe the band ... also a Horace Silver tune on "Blowin' the Blues Away" named after the saint (or was it the disease?)
The song is named after the disease, I think.
Guy
Yes, I think Horace mentioned something about that in the liner notes too. I'll have to dig it out and read it again.
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Not really, it's still a stupid id.
Must you see everything in Freudian terms???
As long as many people here see no problem, I'll just have to take the public teasing as a resident Korean.
I still can't understand how a simple fact that it was once used as a song title explains everything. -
I'm not familiar with FLAC files - are they compressed, or do they store the same amount of information as a CD? MP3s and Apple files sound really, really bad to me - in my book they are really only acceptable for portable applications.
FLAC files are not compressed. When decoded properly, they should produce the same sound as the wave files from which they were encoded.
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PayPal payment is preferred but will accept personal checks/money orders.
All are used. The condition of the discs and the mini-LP sleeves are EX or better, complete with obi strips and protective sleeves.
Price: $20 each
(Shipping is included in the price for the members in the US and Canada.)
- Oscar Peterson - Action (UCCM 9001)
- Oscar Peterson - My Favorite Instrument (UCCM 9002)
- Oscar Peterson - Girl Talk (UCCM 9003)
- Oscar Peterson - Mellow Mood (UCCM 9004)
- Oscar Peterson - The Way I Really Play (UCCM 9006)
- Oscar Peterson - Reunion Blues (UCCM 9010)
- Hampton Hawes - Hamp's Piano (UCCM 9017)
- Steve Kuhn Trio - Watch What Happens! (UCCM 9019)
Notes:
- UCCM 9002, 9003, 9004, 9006 and 9010 are gatefolds.
- Released in 2000.
- 24-bit Mastering
Send PM if you're interested.
- Oscar Peterson - Action (UCCM 9001)
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Could you provide the catalog numbers for the Japanese mini LP titles please?
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Kind of reminds me of the old Blue Note board when someone took Machine Gun to task for promoting violence.
Hey, I wouldn't have reacted to the name "The Korean." It was "Teasing" that gave me a pause. I'm sure the reaction would've been different if the name was "Shooting People with Machine Gun."
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Everybody making light of this, but I'm with Anselm. I'd like to know where this comes from and what was the intention.
Well, I wondered, too - before I got to know about the Bond connection right here in this thread... but it seems the teasing man is not joining in here... and wanting to know does not exclude having some fun, imo.
I agree that it's OK to have some fun and I did. I disagree, however, with the notion that it was used as a title of a song makes it perfectly OK to tease Koreans.
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To the thread starter:
Which Saint Vitus are you named after? The disease, the saint, the cathedral, the band, the statue or the dance troupe?
http://saintvitus.com/SaintVitus/
Mainly the saint, maybe the band ... also a Horace Silver tune on "Blowin' the Blues Away" named after the saint (or was it the disease?)
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I'd really like to know whatever you had in mind when you came up with that ID. How do you tease it? What do you mean by "the Korean"?
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Horace Silver - Six Pieces of Silver (Blue Note)
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The Freddie Hubbard CD has been sold. Thanks.
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With all the noise made by the offensive side, everyone's forgetting that the Cowboys secondary is giving up one big play after another. The corners are solid but two safeties (including THE ALL-WORLD ROY WILLIAMS) are making too many mistakes. Linebackers also look slow in chasing plays to the sidelines ... and Fujita and Shanle are doing very well in New Orleans.
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These are gatefold mini-LPs. They came out in 2001.
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Thanks, Late.
Got a PM on Turrentine and Scott. It appears they're off the market.
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The last Jimmy Smith + LD CD offered on eBay went for close to 50 dollars. I passed on it initially because everyone I talked to told me the session was a dog ... Now I'll get to determine myself.
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PayPal payment is preferred but will accept personal checks/money orders.
All are used. The condition of the discs and the mini-LP sleeves are EX or better, complete with obi strips and protective sleeves.
Price: $20 each
(Shipping is included in the price for the members in the US and Canada.)
- Keith Jarrett - Death and the Flower (UCCI 9026) Now on eBay
- Stanley Turrentine - Let It Go (UCCI 9048) SOLD
- Shirley Scott - On A Clear Day (UCCI 9074) SOLD
- Sonny Rollins - East Broadway Run Down (UCCI 9076) SOLD
- Charles Mingus - The Black Saint And the Sinner Lady (UCCI 9077) SOLD
- Milt Jackson - Jazz n' Samba (UCCI 9087) SOLD
- Freddie Hubbard - The Body And the Soul (UCCI 9089) SOLD
- Archie Shepp - Fire Music (UCCI 9092) Now on eBay
- Marion Brown - Three for Shepp (UCCI 9097) Now on eBay
Send PM if you're interested.
- Keith Jarrett - Death and the Flower (UCCI 9026) Now on eBay
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All 3 sets have been sold. Thanks.
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PayPal is preferred. Shipping is included in the price of the set for members in US and Canada.
* Mosaic MD3-142 The Complete CBS Studio Recordings of Woody Shaw (3 CDs) ... $90
* Mosaic MD3-166 The Complete Blue Note/UA Curtis Fuller Sessions (3 CDs) ... $90
* Mosaic MD3-172 The Complete Blue Note/UA/Roulette Recordings of Thad Jones (3 CDs) ... $85
The boxes are complete with deluxe booklets. I bought them new from Mosaic and have kept them in great condition.
Send me a PM if you're interested.
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It looks like most of the BN Works TOCJ series is being reissued. Good news.
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Well, I figured out which auction this was and will block him from my auctions.
I'm sorry if this bothers you, Dmitry, but I am starting to sell off some Mosaic sets on ebay and do not want this guy to be involved in any of my auctions. Disheartening a guy with that ID would do such a thing, isn't it?
The guy who forwarded the email to Dmitry bid on my item already and got outbid. So the price for the set I'm offering is already out of the "good deal" range, I guess.
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As for those West Coast Classic, I told Blue Note at the time of their release that something happened and the market was absolutely flooded with saw-cut promos for those titles. There was a time when it would have been very hard to find a real copy in a Boston-area store. These promos clearly stole a lot of "legit" CD sales.
Kevin
I can vouch for this since I was living in Boston at this time. There were so many cutouts at used stores that I figured I could get them at anytime I wanted to. Of course, the supply dried out eventually and I had to scramble late to find some of these titles (Curtis Amy's Katanga, for one).
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What a terrible news! Get well soon, Paul. My thoughts will be with you.
Edit: I only read the first page and missed that you're back.
Welcome!
Question to Member "Teasing the Korean"
in Miscellaneous - Non-Political
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Who is that? A three-year old kid?
Well, I think my run here has come to an end. Goodbye.