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I think "jazzy" is supposed to be in quotes, actually. I have nothing against jam bands. These guys are on Live Music Archive. They can play.

They're jazzy.

Me too.

I know that you were directly referring to me as a moron, but its not cool implying that the guitarist of the band whose site you are spamming is a moron either. another "empty head know it all"...

We have 2377 registered members The newest member is JohnP Most users ever online was 322 on Dec 6 2007, 01:21 PM Morons know spam when morons see spam.

If you like Gentile Giant, Yes, Weather Report, Garaj Mahal, Led Zepellin, and Pink Floyd, I recommend you check out Organissimo. Here's their website: www.organissimo.org

Pedro Costa owns the label Clean Feed Records. The guitarist is named Matt White. He is also the composer. The first time I heard that guitar part, I thought it was Reggie playing low notes on the bass trombone through a distorted microphone! There aren't too many compositions that feature guitar at all as a matter of fact. Most of the time, Matt is conducting the band. They have adapted a couple of Pops Staples' tunes which of course feature some great tremolux-style playing, but the guitar is usually resting. There are a few tunes here that are not on the album.

Has anyone taken the time to listen to any of this? I'm curious to hear what organissimites have to say. Generally a more critical crowd here, so it might be nice to get another perspective. This [ep] has been getting nothing but positive response since is original release.

Dying Will Be Easy has been reviewed by Kevin Whitehead on Fresh Air. You can hear the review here: http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.p...toryId=95287524 a correction: I noticed he first called the album "There Will Be Dying". The actual title is "Dying Will Be Easy". He gets it right the second time around.

I am also going to be moving in to plastic sleeves this fall.

I am not too familiar with Costa, but picked up an LP of his to hear what Motian sounded like way back then. Turns out he is not at all the highlight of the record!!! Great stuff. In Their Own Sweet Way on Premier.

How's the set-up look? Post photos!

That's an elipsis. An homage to Sam Rivers. Actually, I was thinking this guy or maybe even this one; Sam Rivers never occured to me... But neither of those guys played tenor or recorded for Blue Note!

That's an elipsis. An homage to Sam Rivers.

clean feed has just added some new releases, among them Fight The Big Bull Dying Will Be Easy, which features my brother on bass. This is an excellent emusic selection, four tracks totalling about a half hour. Check it out. Let me know what you think. Once my credits charge up again, I'll be sure to check out Paul's album. Thanks for the heads up!

Dying Will Be Easy is now available on emusic.com.

Eddie Costa & Art Farmer In Their Own Sweet Way This was a great find! Pristine vinyl. And thick! Great bass. Eddie Costa Art Farmer Phil Woods Teddy Kotick Paul Motian

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There are a few cuts on Silver Cycles that I could now consider "must haves".

I picked up a few Eddie Harris LPs today. Good stuff. Silver Cycles, Plug Me In, Here Comes The Judge I passed on them months ago when I saw them. Reading this thread got me interested. I'm glad I check in here!

Dying Will Be Easy is now available at cleanfeed-records.com. Click here for more information.

I think that I am the exact opposite, 9 days out of 10.

what do the others say?

Where the heck do you shop? For as many decades as I can remember, cashiers have asked me, "Would you like a bag with that?" They rarely force bags upon you, and most people I know only take one when they have, well, a bag-full of stuff that they need to easily carry around. Wilmington NC!

My theory is to make disposable plastic (or paper) grocery bags the same price as the reusable canvas bags. In other words, charge $2 per bag, no matter what kind it is, paper, plastic, or canvas. If everyone had a pay a $2 surcharge for every bag they DIDN'T bring to the store for reuse, that'd fuckin' cure people REAL quick of using BILLIONS of 'disposable' bags per year. I'm serious. Do most people really just toss away the paper or plastic bags they bring home from the market? I dunno, maybe it's just me, but whether paper or plastic I reuse them for either trash or recycling bags in my kitchen. Heck, the bags I get from the market come in handy in my house. Don't understand all the complaints. I have neighbors to the left and right of me. Each week, our recycling bin is overflowing. Our trash can is usually about half full. They don't even put out a recycling bin. Maybe they just don't drink as much beer as me! (Is it time for a kegerator SS1?) I'm glad that you get it. And I'm glad that the grocery stores in L.A. get it. But, where I am, people still don't get it. We have two small trashcans in the house that we use plastic grocery bags in. They get emptied once a week. Usually, there are a couple of pieces of tissue in them, a q tip or two, occasionally an empty tube of toothpaste. I'll get a paper grocery bag once a month for peanut shells.