Ron S

Hmmmm . . . I ordered mine along with the backordered Mobley box. I hope they're not waiting to ship 'em together.

Of course, all this presumes that it will even make it out of the US.

Who started the seminal thread on this topic?

Thanks for clarifying that, Tony.

Hey, they're sending you TWO! One of those is MINE!

That's some catch, that Catch-22.

Agreed. And I think we should do it at Allen's place, so we can listen to all the rare OP Mosaics he has stashed under his bed.

Well, I'm here on scholarship.

Allen, I can never get enough of your seminars:

I find these threads to be a real kick-- --oops, sorry! [crossing our legs]

Sounds like a fair exchange.

Allen, I have an old Paul Samuelson Economics text book I'd be willing to sell for the right price. There's lots of "supply and demand" stuff in there (including a few alternate takes). It's worn and heavily highlighted, so naturally I'd have to charge a premium for all that patina. I'm thinking I'll start the bidding at $900.

I know you (sort of), and I agree--you're incredibly generous. So how about selling me that Larry Young set for only $30?

Sorry, I never thought to search for "testicles" on the Forum! --- Now playing: WKCR - Columbia University Wait a minute! Are you implying that the people on this Forum have no b*lls???

Best version of "there's-already-a-thread-on-this" I've seen yet.

These have now gone up to $40 or $42.11 on VH1, depending on the Select. You still get free shipping, but it's not as good a deal as when they were $36 or $38 and change. Either that was some sort of introductory offer, or someone at VH1 (or Mosaic) wised up to the lower price.

DO YOU KNOW WHAT YOUR ALLEN HAS DONE???

That's it! Time to call:

Obviously, this calls for the creation of a new government agency: FMRC (Federal Mosaic Regulatory Commission)--maybe in the Department of Homeland Security? If we're lucky, the Commission will quickly expand it's regulatory jurisdiction to include other non-Mosaic OP box sets and, if we're REAL lucky, even box sets still in print!

It's what collectors of antiques call "patina."

From today's Philadelphia Inquirer (nice obit, except that she says Coltrane revolutionized alto playing). Apparently, Jimmy's sisters and kids still live in the Philly area.

Just received this today from CDQuest (through Amazon). Legit as legit can be. Other than the no-numbered booklet, the only difference is a "Disc Made in Germany" sticker on the shrinkwrap. SWEET. Mine's on the way from Caiman (through Amazon)--shipped on Monday.