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Hm. Crap. Let me start over then.

Just to be clear I was referring to the Hat Hut release. Not yet heard the Ring set.

Hm, sorry about that. I'll look into something else.

http://www.thomkeith.com/bft131.html Here's a working link, many thanks to Thom from this luddite. FWIW I was able to scrub all the info from these files but noticed that on Windows Media Player the album art still comes up for some titles. So avoid that if anyone uses it. Thanks, sorry for the delay, and I hope you enjoy!

PM on: Powell, Bud Inner Fires Elektra Raney, Jimmy A OJC Carter, Benny The Chocolate Dandies 1928-1933 EMI Desmond, Paul and the MJQ Finesse

You want the flipside, go to the 1978 orchestra and the Koln album. For that reason I much prefer it to the Arista (even though I love that one too, of course)

I saw this. Only 6 hours away, but no way I can make it. I'd prefer not to think about it.

Thanks for the Amazon tip, Leeway, I found them there, indeed from Cadence. They were just very, very buried and took several searches even within his items to turn both volumes up.

I have ordered from there twice with no issues. Agree that the pricing is a crapshoot.

Huh. Still basically the cheapest source for the Cecil Taylor Cadence CDs so I guess I'll probably end up getting them from there.

I noticed on the Klompfoot website the shipping rate is $12 for 1-9 CDs. Meaning that if I were to buy a single CD I would be charged $12 shipping. Anyone know if this is actually the case? Is he serious?

I need to pick that one up. I have some of his CD-RS, which are distinctive. Love his playing on Abrams' Unknown Known.

You will be very pleased. Steve Lacy Four - Morning Joy (hatART ed.). Finally!!

Yeah. At any given time Reckless has about 75% of the line for sale at $5-10. The only ones that seem to have become spendy are Complete Machine Gun & Pakistani Pomade.

Hopefully not. But these Atavistic UMS titles are plentiful and affordable, albeit moreso in the US.

Yep, I went in for more. So much for my earlier statement! Chris Lightcap's Bigmouth - Deluxe Stephen Gaucci Basso Continuo Convergence Quartet - Song/Dance Tamarindo - s/t Scott Fields - Five Frozen Eggs Lisa Mezzacappa's Bait & Switch - What Is Known Sonic Openings Under Pressure - Muhheenkatunk

Looks interesting: Luther Thomas In Denmark: https://www.dustygroove.com/item/735809 also just recently noticed this one: Keir Neuringer - ceremonies out of the air http://newatlantisrecords.com/product/na-cd-012 One more just released: Ircha (Trzaska Clarinet Quartet) - Black Bones (Kilogram) http://www.discogs.com/Ircha-Miko%C5%82aj-Trzaska-Clarinet-Quartet-Black-Bones/release/6466007

I'll designate you asker.

What living under Bobby Jindal for another two years means.

That was more of an "I wish/yeah right" thing. I emailed Martin Davidson about it and he said Evan Parker was going to reissue it through psi, but since the label is defunct he doesn't know what his plans are. Anyone know how to get in touch with Evan Parker....?

Link coming soon. Sign up for the February 2015 test here. I haven't done one of these in a while and I forgot how hard it is! This one had many iterations but what I finally settled on was perfectly simple: some of my very favorite music. Now, it's no secret that the avant garde is my wheelhouse and so my selections definitely fall into that category. That said, I recognize that the audience for these tests, while multifacetd, trends toward the middle ground and so I certainly took that into account. You won't find anything too untoward here. I think that my selections are all highly musical and spirited and I think there's a lot to like for someone who doesn't listen to this type of stuff. I will add that there isn't a whole lot of trickery or obscurity going on here so some of these may not be terribly hard to identify for some. What I hope I created overall is an enjoyable and moving listening experience. So please, do dive in! I look forward to hearing everyone's thoughts. And, of course, don't hold back!

Geez I'm jealous of that one. Enjoy. I hope we get a recording either from that residency or their recent US tour.

Two new Rogue Arts: Roscoe Mitchell Trio (Fei/Winant) - Angel City Matthew Shipp Trio (Bisio/Dickey) - For Duke

I bought the Togashi Spiritual Nature on pre-order for $8.48.

My impression of Gram Parsons isn't what it was when I was 18 and damn near worshipped the guy, but I sure don't think he's nothing. He had a spirit in him that comes through in his best work, and nothing he did was less than fine. Now, is it fair to put him against James Carr? That's not fair to anyone. Like most he's suffered his share of overinflated posthumous blabbery but that's not fair to hold against him either. Is what it is. For my part I never could cotton onto the idea that The Monkees were anything less than junk, despite whatever cred Mike Nesmith lays claim to, Head included. Just don't buy it and never will. The idea that The Byrds are a lesser singles band than anyone is personally offensive to me. Most important takeaway? Gene Parsons had the talent, Gram Parsons had the spark, and Gene Clark is the most superior white rock musician of the 1960s era. My 2 cents, YMMV^ ∞