mgraham333

I completely agree. This is one of the biggest government infringements on privacy to uh.."come down the road" in a while. But I'll bet it'll happen. In fact, seems to me I remember hearing that new cars were already being equipped with such equipment, or plans were already in the works to require it. Hopefully it was while reading some wacko website, but I just don't remember... you may have been thinking of this

ummmmmmmmmm..... http://www.funpic.hu/swf/numanuma.html

I've got Elvin Jones playing today. I'm on disc 3. I don't think I'm going to make it all the way through at the office today. I've had too many interruptions that have required me to stop the music. And UP for Sal's comments on the Max Roach.

This is what I've been thinking while reading this thread. Why the hell didn't someone bring this up earlier?!? We have to get it on the release schedule and on the pre-order list at all the major online retailers before someone realizes that there may be an issue...? Therein lies the source of my anger. Why get everybody interested if you're gonna bail out at the last minute. Does anyone with insider knowledge know how far along this title got in the process. Are there thousands of BASRA liners and discs headed for a landfill somewhere? Ridiculous....simply ridiculous.

Listening at the end of the movie it sounded like the music came from an LP. I found the album in an MGM discography online: E/SE-4237 - The Great Jewish Melodies - Cyril Ornadel & Starlight Symphony Orchestra [1964] Eli, Eli/Raisins & Almonds/Papirossen/Shein Vi Di L'vone/A Breevele der Mammen/I Love You Much Too Much/Oif'n Pripetshik/Joseph!/Where Can I Go?/Was Geven Is Geven/Havah Negilah/Tzena, Tzena I'd love to find this on CD. If anyone runs across any info I'd appreciate it.

really cool, thanks for that! Anyone know where to get the music from this? Music: " shien vi di l'vone", " eli eli " by Ornadel and the Starlight Symphony

I placed an order on 02/04. I called my card company and listened to my last 5 transactions and learned that on 02/07 my card was charged for the amount of the order. My order status at showed up as "Pending Processing - Stock Check". After no movement on the order status and no response from customer service I decided yesterday to send one last email to their customer service address in which I told them that if they did not respond within 24 hours I would contact my credit card company to dispute their fraudulent charge. I also indicated that I would contact the FTC's consumer fraud division to report their suspicious business practices. I called my credit card company today to dispute the charge and the charge was no longer there. I filled out a complaint form at the FTC's website. I suggest anyone else who has ordered from these yahoos to do the same.

Sal: how do you like the set overall? What are a couple of sets you would rank above and below it. Thanks.

Jazztet/Golson/Farmer. Every time I put this one in I kick myself for overlooking Art Farmer for so long. Disc 5 is one of my favorites.

That guy’s nuts!

If anyone wants to add to this list, clean it up, correct it - go right ahead. I'll remove this preliminary version should that happen.

I won't claim this to be a complete list, nor is it all that tidy.....but anyway for it's worth: Al Casey - buck jumpin' Al Haig - trio and sextets Alto madness Arnett Cobb - blow Arnett blow Arnett Cobb - more party time Arnett Cobb - movin' right along Arnett Cobb - party time Arnett Cobb - with the red garland trio Art Tatum - the complete group and solo masterpieces series Art Taylor - Taylor’s tenors Art Taylor - Taylor’s wailers Barney kessel - feeling free- Barry Harris - magnificent Barry Harris trio - chasin' the bird Benny Golson - new york scene Benny Golson - the modern touch Betty Roche - singin' and swingin' Bill Evans - on green dolphin street Bill Harris and friends Bill Perkins - quietly there Bird feathers Blue Mitchell - blue soul Blue Mitchell’s out of the blue Bobby jaspar Bobby Timmons - soul time Booker Ervin - space book Buck Clayton/buddy Tate - buck & buddy Bud freeman - all star swing sessions Buddy Tate - groovin' with Tate Cal tjader - latin kick Cedar Walton - cedar! Charles McPherson - con alma! Charles Mingus - Mingus at the bohemia Charlie rouse - takin' care of business Clark terry - in orbit Clark terry - serenade to a bus seat Claude Hopkins - swing time Clifton chenier - zodico blues and boogie Coleman Hawkins - at ease with coleman hawkins Coleman Hawkins - hawk eyes Coleman Hawkins - night hawk Coleman Hawkins - soul Curtis Counce - landslide Curtis Counce - you get more bounce with curtis counce Dave brubeck - jazz at oberlin Dexter Gordon - the tower of power Dick wellstood/cliff Jackson - uptown and lowdown Don Ellis - new ideas Don sleet - all members Don Wilkerson - the Texas twister Eardley pot pie Elmer snowden quartet - harlem banjo! Elmo hope trio Elmo hope trio & sextet - homecoming! Eric dolphy - out there Eric kloss - in the land of giants Ernie Henry - last chorus Ernie Henry - presenting Ernie Henry Ernie Henry - seven standards and a blues Farmer/Byrd - 2 trumpets Firebirds Four altos Frank rosolino - free for all Frankie lee Sims - Lucy mae blues Gene ammons- preachin' Gene ammons - up tight! George Russell - the stratus seekers George Russell’s ezz-thetics Gigi gryce - rat race blues Gigi gryce/art farmer - when farmer met gryce Gil Evans & ten Guitar slim - suffering mind Hal mckusick - triple exposure Hal singer - blue stompin' Hampton hawes - for real Hank Mobley, et al. - tenor conclave Harold land - the fox Harold land - west coast blues! Herbie Mann and bobby jaspar, with Joe puma - flute soufflé and flute fight Hope meets foster Howard McGhee - maggie's back in town Jaki byard - sunshine of my soul Jaki byard - 'the jaki byard experience' Jerome Richardson - midnight oil Jerome Richardson - roamin' with richardson Jimmy Forrest - out of the forest Jimmy raney - a Jimmy witherspoon - evenin' blues Joe Farrell - sonic text Joe Gordon - lookin' good John Coltrane - soultrain John Coltrane - tranein' in John la porta - theme and variations Johnnie Taylor - raw blues - his best. Johnny griffin - change of pace Johnny griffin - tough tenors Julian priester - keep swingin' Junior cook - junior's cooking Kenny Burrell - all day long Kenny Burrell - all night long Kenny Burrell - earthy Kenny Burrell - the cats Kenny Burrell & john Coltrane Kenny Dorham sings and plays - this is the moment! Lasha/simmons - the cry Lee kontiz - peacemeal Lee Morgan quintet - take twelve Lem Winchester - Winchester special Lem Winchester - with feeling Lennie niehaus - vol 1 Lonnie Johnson with Elmer snowden - blues and ballads vols. 1&2 Louis Cottrell trio - bourbon street new Orleans - the living legends Luckey Roberts and Willie the lion smith - harlem piano Lucky Thompson quartet - lucky strikes Mabel john - stay out of the kitchen Mal Waldron - the quest Matthew gee - jazz by gee McCoy Tyner - the greeting Mel rhyne - organizing Mercy dee Walton - one room country shack Mose Allison - autumn song Mose Allison - creek bank Nat adderley - little big horn Nat adderley - work song Pepper Adams - encounter Percy Mayfield - memory pain Pete Franklin - guitar pete's blues Presenting red Mitchell Randy Weston trio with Cecil Payne - with these hands Rene Thomas - guitar groove Roy Haynes - we three Rufus Thomas - can't get away from that dog. Shelly manne - at the blackhawk Shelly manne - shelly manne & his men v. 2 Shelly manne - the three and the two Shorty baker & doc cheatham Sonny criss - i'll catch the sun Sonny criss - sonny's dream Sonny criss - this is criss Sonny criss - up up and away Stan getz with cal tjader Steve lacy - reflections Swan silvertones - heavenly light Tadd dameron - Fontainebleau Tadd dameron - mating call Tadd dameron - tadd dameron Ted curson - plays fire down below Teddy Charles - coolin' Teddy Edwards - teddy's ready Teddy Edwards & Howard McGhee - together again Thad Jones - mad Thad Thad Jones - mean what you say Thad Jones - Thad Jones The bobby Timmons trio - in person The George Wallington trios The jaki byard experience The Jon eardley seven The lighthouse all-stars The Walter bishop, jr. Trio Thelonious monk meets sonny rollins Very saxy Vince guaraldi and bola sete - from all sides Walt Dickerson - sense of direction Walt Dickerson - this is Walt Dickerson - to my queen Webster - long drink of the blues Webster young - for lady Woody Shaw - song of songs- Yusef lateef - eastern sounds Yusef lateef - the centaur and the phoenix Zoot Sims - quartets

Sorry Hardbopjazz... it's Friday afternoon and I am bored. Here is a link to some information that may be a bit more useful

why not.... I know what happens next...

Say cheese again, motherf@cker.

It's OOP Friday. I'm listening to Blue Mitchell and Curtis Fuller.

I thought I was the guy this series was for. Scott you and I are in the same boat. Most of this stuff is new to me. I've got a few of the McMasters that I've upgraded for sonic reasons, so I pass the older versions on to family and friends. But this summer batch has nothing that I already have. There were some duplicates for the FEB/MAR batches but like for you Christmas comes every few months for me as well.

Lots of new stuff for me!!!

Sorry, BbM7 - no intentional snub there. I just didn't come back to this thread until today. If memory serves, I picked up Madeleine Peyroux's Careless Love. This was one of those odd albums that I listened to when it first came out and said, "Nahhh I think I'll pass." And then months later come back to and just have to have... Go figure.

Spaghetti Frittata =========== 2 Garlic cloves, diced or sliced 1/2 - 3/4 cups Diced Roma tomatoes 2 - 3 Tbsp Capers 2 Tbsp Sliced black olives 1/2 LB Cooked spaghetti - cooked al dente 3 Large Eggs, beaten 2 Tbsp Parmesan cheese - more if you like 1 Tbsp Olive oil 1 Tbsp Butter or margarine 1. Saute garlic, tomatoes, capers and black olives in olive oil and butter until garlic is lightly browned. 2. Add cooked, drained spaghetti spread out to evenly cover bottom of skillet. 3. Pour beaten eggs over spaghetti and continue to cook until eggs are set (cooked through). 4. Place large platter or pizza pan over skillet and flip fritata onto the platter or pan. 5. Sprinkle with Parmesan cheese. Cut into pie-shaped wedges and serve warm with salad and rolls for a nice dinner. To reheat I sprinkle it lightly with water or tomato juice and put it back in a skillet for a until the spaghetti gets warm.

Haven't had any failed burns yet though I've only used about 8 of the 10 I have. They look really cool, but probably wouldn't use them for all my burning needs given their cost.

Pick up Dance With Death also. It's very good. Forgot to mention that one. Got it too.

Just got done listening to the second Hill clip, Monkash, for the 3rd time in a row. I like this one a lot. I have a feeling this Select may stay in the rotation for quite a while.

I grabbed both the new ones. Passing Ships and Black Fire made me a Hill convert. Can't wait for this new stuff.

I've been in my new house for over three months now but I still have all deliveries made to the office. For a couple of reasons: 1) security - I have far fewer concerns now that I have my own place, but there is still a degree of risk with something sitting outside all day 2) I am at the office during the day when the delivery is made and can play whatever I get right out of the box. No waiting until the end of the day.