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To me, Waldron is insistent. His music demands time not be measured by anything other than his hands while he plays. There is no middle ground. Either you are with him, or he is against you, but it is your choice. I'm very much looking forward to revisiting a few hours of his duets with Steve Lacy next week.

Adorable. Congrats!

Maybe I would like it better with the reverb. I've had the CD for a long while and rarely reach for it. I did listen to it about a month ago. I don't know. Also listened to Freddie Hubbard The Body and The Soul that morning!

Yes, I agree about José James. I do think many here would like The Dreamer, and possibly his stuff with Timo Lassy. He's got serious control, and, I think, is a vocalist whose voice should grow stronger with age. Here's a link to three tracks that Flying Lotus/Warp is sharing that will not be on Cosmogramma. http://warp.net/records/flying-lotus/new-album-cosmogramma-released-3rd-4th-may-2010

We want details.

Rooster. How long have you been sitting on the trainwreck?! It was your enthusiasm for Natural Essence that made me track down a Japanese import! !!!

Hey Rod. Just checking in to see if you have listened to that Gaslamp much? Also, if you don't know already, Jose James' album BLACKMAGIC features a few tracks collab with Flying Lotus. I think EVERYONE on this board would dig his album THE DREAMER. Jazz jazz.

go analog. digital can be so fatiguing.

Lockin' Horns is BAAAAAD! Von's doing a lot more than "joining in"!

Sounds like a good time!

The question was how to isolate the leslie speaker sound, not eliminate the leslie speaker sound.

Lots of EPs and collaborations. He just did an album with a vocalist called gonjasufi. His new album comes out in May. A friend, who is part of this world, sent me a few tracks last month. Some good stuff here, since you are a fan. http://www.brainfeedersite.com/ Check out that Gaslamp Killer mix.

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had to turn it off immediately. heavy-handed. while i have tried listening to her solo works, i definitely prefer her with other musicians. this is a good one.

"Shut the fuck up Donnie. "

So we've ruled out toads, which leaves fairies, ghosts, and witches as our most sensible explanation.

I only know of Comme a la Radio, which is great. Not sure why I said that.

How about you? Would you consider it?

They did two albums together.

I know you said your wife and her sister were advised not to use Ouija, but have you considered asking them to attempt contact at the house?

How do you feel about SSD? If I had the money, that's what I'd do for extremely important documents, along with a multi-bay hot-swappable NAS. Synology, QNAP, Thecus or DROBO. DROBO is the most expensive solution, but seems worth the difference. Access that backup drive at a bare minimum. Keep it boxed away.

For some reason, The Bad Plus come to mind as a good late show band. Huh.

Great reading here. Did I just read that Blackwell played with Monk? And Wilbur Ware no less?

I thought Pete was leaning into itba little bit with the Stratocaster. I don't know... Nowhere near as lame as I'd expected. He was packing in some guitar parts here and there that didn't feel stock. That, along with the killer light show (I mean seriously! Did you even know something like that was possible?), the painted cymbals, and the onside kick to open the second half, I thought they did their job.