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With this box set was love at first sight and still going strong in my routine listening

What I really would like would be a Complete Lee Morgan At Lighthouse on vinyl.

cactus needle From cassette to files: the Waterloo of the Record Companies' war against private copy. When I taped records 45 years ago it was a matter of money, I borrowed records from friend, BUT my ambition was to have these records as I did often when got enough money. Back then a taped record from a cheap TT to a cheap cassette deck was anything but a "hifi" experience. The funny thing is that now most of the people that can have for free a perfect copy of a record don't give a damn about the sound quality.

WOW! Thanks!

I was sure I had a japan pressing of it, right now I discovered I don't.

My choice too, Ella and Mad.

Shipping myself to Tokyo is way much more expensive then the opposite.

I usually buy three or four used records from the same seller in order to reduce shipping cost per record.

Lately I bought few records from discogs japanese sellers, usually they are fine, no bad suprise.

Yep, I do not have any knowledge about NY jazz scene or Jazz school, BUT I came to the same conclusions when I saw the film back then: it's a brilliantly acted and directed sport movie with drums in place of ball. What I didn't like is exactly what dislikes the author of the review: jazz is a decoration, a misplaced one IMO. I mean I could set Richard III as a mobs movie because both Shakespeare and mafia are about struggle for power, revenge, betrayal, family, violence. Backlash lacks a true relationship between the plot and the music.

Don't know this one, but I really loved the other Klemperer/Bruckner I listened to.

I have to spin BIPLH one of these days, I have a nice original pressing of that.