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Thanks!

Yeah. I re-read it and understood after posting. Not quite what you were expecting? In what way? I'll check this out.

I've lonely had the opportunity to listen to this twice. Looking forward to many more... there is so much Music here! Really nice Karl. I can't think of anything else like it. I completely agree with Jim's comment about the parts not being apart from the whole. Thank you for this music.

Jim has done a great job in the past raising money through a tiered contribution model.

Thanks TTK. This will go on my Xmas list.

Is there a deleted post? I didn't know about this. So, do you like it?

My two year old is a regular with me at our local record store. Used vinyl and compact discs. Just yesterday we scored sealed LPs: Moto Grosso Feio, and a small stack of sealed ECMS (Gary Burton). $20.

I have a two year old and a baby on the way. We have three stereos in three rooms; den, office/playroom, bedroom. I couldn't imagine it any other way. I grew up with a stereo in my bedroom. My kids will too.

As someone who has design a lot of containers over the past few years, "bummer".

Different edge. Reaches more ears.

I don't have anything by him, but I like him. Local fm radio station plays him a lot, and I have a cousin who plays him a lot. Live Music Archive too I think!

Brute, why no vortex box? http://vortexbox.org/

Thanks guys. Keep them coming if there are others. A friend of mine just released an album and he referenced a short list of solo trombone albums. The Paul Rutherford was not listed! I will track it down.

I love this.

Hi all. I am looking for solo trombone recordings that you can recommend. Thanks.

Disconnect from Internet.

Mine came today as well! Thanks! Will be listening tomorrow.

Ignorance is bliss as I bumble through.

I'm in.

If you believe what you say Joel, why are you asking cyber friends for money. Where's the personal interaction there? "Fuck you all." I hope your day gets better.

I immediately connected with "The Painter" and "Hard Blues", less so with "Dogon", but repeated listening has been great. Almost like peeling layers of an onion, one listen at a time. Interesting because my initial impression was that "Dogon" was the least demanding of them all.

"Trust". Finally something I can understand in this conversation.

In my day it was breakdancing how-to's, choose your own adventures, Italian sports cars and helicopters, Bo Jackson biographies, and Allen Lowe hillbilly music dissertations. How do those sweaters fit Chuck?

These are the kind of books that sell very well at elementary and middle school book fairs.

Thanks for sharing this article. I'd never seen it.