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I'm looking forward to hearing this. I forgot it was being released so soon. I'll pick this up this week. Thanks for the reminder AB! Have you picked up the Slanted and Enchanted Luxe and Reduxe reissue yet?

wow! great work!

Anyone know of a Mac version of this software?

I never really had any direct fire with anyone at the Blue Note board, but I did avoid certain topics and certain posters. I sometimes felt ignored over there at times, which is really no big deal. I just stayed away from the bickering as much as possible. I am really glad to have a place to check into every so often, knowing that many of the more interesting (in my opinion) poster are here. Thanks again B-3er.

I'm on the right track. If you are using photoshop, "save for web." A few tweaks later...

Jazzmoose, I can only imagine that you are already a Mingus listener since no one has mentioned his music yet. If not, I would definitely recommend a classic Mingus recording like Blues and Roots or something from the Johnny Coles, Clifford Jordan, Eric Dolphy front line. Especially if you aren't so familiar with Dolphy. Mingus had his roots firmly planted and his branches fully outstretched. I would also recommend the live Sam Rivers trio disc on impulse! Free and funky. The Blue Note stuff is also great. I'm trying to think of something that is truly free... How about some ESP recommendations guys? Sunny Murray anyone?

Thanks guys. I absolutely forgot about this thread! I appreciate the feedback. Believe me when I say $250 is more in my price range than $2000. One day... Tomorrow I am buying a 155 Ride Nation, new Ride bindings and 32 boots, all for under $500! That's right, $500. rIDe natION

I know a lot of people are anticipating this event. I think Dmitry raises a great question. This is probably an unprecidented occurrence. I'd bet a lot of people have their ear to the bottom of a glass pressed up against the wall with curiosity. And to think Henry Grimes didn't even realize he was remembered by anyone. I think with enough desire along with the support of our small public, Henry Grimes will feel increasingly encouraged to practice and get back. Here's to him and everyone that is helping.

Yeah, kind of funny though. We're creeping down a poorly lit street, counting the street addresses, stop, back up. 37 Everett Street. Looks pretty quiet. There's a dog in the backyard. This isn't the art gallery I had imagined. That V5 show sounds like fun. I don't know if I'll make it up there for it though. Next time, I take the train. And a map. Glad to hear you survived your midterms Bigwheel!

Well, we never found the damn place. Turns out there are at least 3 Everett Streets in Boston. Mapquest gave us directions to the wrong Everett St. We ended up driving around for an hour, calling some friends and going out for beers instead. How's that for a review? Oh well. Looking forward to the next one.

Here's another killer website that lists great music in the Boston area: Twisted Village Tonight we are going to see Central Artery Project (Chris Allen, trombone; Charlie Kohlhase, saxophones; Curt Newton, drums; Dave Choi, bass) / Nate McBride Quartet (Taylor Ho Bynum, cornet; Charlie Kohlhase, saxophones; Curt Newton, drums; Nate McBride, bass.) mim series presentation: Artists-At-Large Gallery. If you are there tonight, just use the adjective "impossible" in conversation during set breaks. I will be listening for it.

What? No hello Cary?

I still can't figure out what I'm doing wrong... my image is now weighing in at 20K, less than 100 pixels up and over. I think the board is rejecting my graphic design.

I wanted to upload an image from my hard drive, but I was unable to. Anyone else having the same problem?

I'm in good company over here. Good to see familiar usernames! What's up everybody. I don't think I've ever visited the allaboutjazz.com bulletin board, but I've always enjoyed reading B-3er's posts at Blue Note, so it made sense to me to check this place out. Great job Jim! I like all of the extra features this board has, the company is most important though. Feels like a fresh start! Sitting back, listening to the head of Limbo from Sorcerer right now, thinking about a bowl of ice cream!

A co-worker (good friend actually... scratch co-worker) turned me onto Elliott Smith X/O about a year and a half ago and I've been snatching up all of his albums ever since. Is anyone else on this board listening to Elliott Smith?

Hello all. Does anyone have any advice on smaller speakers. What to avoid, what to look/listen for? Any particular models that you would consider a steal? I'm not audiophile level, so keep that in mind. Even recommendations from all you regular people out there would be very much appreciated! Thankee.

We may be up that way this weekend. I can't find any listings for music in town other than The Flynn, Higher Ground... Can anybody provide a link? Thanks!

For Boston, check out: myrootdown.com I see Hutcherson will be there for two nights end of March (3/26, 3/27)! Sorry I didn't come across this site sooner! For Amherst, check out: Magic Triangle Charles Tolliver and Music Inc. on 3/27! more in Amherst! presented by eremite 121 n. pleasant st., amherst saturday, 5 april, 8:00 pm the nu band roy campbell, jr - brass joe fonda - bass lou grassi - drums mark whitecage - alto saxophone sunday, 4 may peter brotzmann's die like a dog trio (probable venue change for this concert) brotzmann - reeds hamid drake - drums william parker - bass more march & april concerts t.b.a. At Wesleyan University Wesleyan University Music Events Any others? Post 'em here! Good to see everyone migrating to B-3er's place! B)