AllenLowe

mine performs unnatural acts- now up to 5.0 - this thing is starting to multiply -

yeah, sure, he died - just like Freddie Krueger and all those other guys in the sequels -

sorry, guys, but I already have 4.0

what? no Jeffie Dahmer?

much better than Internet Explorer - though I'm still on 2.98

well, there's more to it than that, as the real Morehouse was actually from Chambersburg - still wondering when we met, I think it's just another wild fantasy of yours, but stick around, you're livening the place up - stalk all you want - and be not so defensive, boys -

hey 7/4, why don't you post some of YOUR OWN ideas? whaddaya think this is, a library? Chauncey's gonna be pissed off -

the urban jungle?

I know how you feel - the book may feel like work - it's kinda like the line from some comedian who didn't feel like reading a particular novel: "sex and violence? Why would I want to read about that? I get enough of that at home."

there once was a man from Nantucket...

are you sure it wasn't his rabbi?

there was an old Decca fake-stereo LP version of this with Dan's notes; great music, horrible sound - the best thing to do if you want these recordings is to find the ones Steve Leasker did for GNP (may be out of print), or some Euro issues on CD or LP (there was a Swedish label that did an OK job on the Deccas, at least at first) - Classics has done a half-decent job on them also -

I'm liking the book, though I find myself jumping around a lot - wonder what Larry kart thinks? larry - larry? LARRY? geez, make the guy a moderator and all of a sudden he's too good to post with the common folks -

gonna bump this - hey you losers, nobody has any clips?

Dick Gautier (Hymie the Robot on Get Smart; also played Conrad Birdie in the original Bye Bye Birdie on Broadway) Dick the Bruiser (Detroit wrestler in the 1970s) My Dick (an object of worship for all American women)

well, I like Antheil (I have the CD that Clem mentioned) but I find Zappa more interesting -

7/4 has no opinions -

"certainly not as arousing as the Village Vanguard live trios or some of the RCA stuff, but still - I would buy it. " I don't know about you guys but I get hot just THINKING about Sonny Rollins -

well, I'll tell you, one night at Gregory's Al Haig and Chuck Wayne almost came to blows over the chord changes to some tune -Haig was annoyed because he thought Wayne was usurping his leadership of the trio, Wayne got REALLY pissed, and walked out - never saw him again - some people will die for the right changes -

sorry I over-reacted - just trying to protect you from Stanley Crouch - and everybody knows he hates puppies -

I was astounded to see this listed as inessential: Louis Armstrong--Swing That Music (1936-38, MCA) this perod is one of the greatest for Armstrong - as a matter of fact, the liner notes on this issue (by Dan Morgenstern) almost single-handedly led to a re-evaluation of this whole era for Armssttrong - and the music is superlative - IGNORE THIS LIST (or I will kill another puppy)

"And that is George Anthiel, of course." actually it was Duke Ellington -

puppy-killing jokes always get a laugh -

but he's just so damned evil -

just got paid, so promise will do same - I always like to patronise a jazz musician -