I bet they are. The Japanese were adamant about wanting the JRVGs to be exact replicas of the original releases....yet after 251 of them they suddenly switched gears with Hubbard's "HubTones +3".
I wonder why they threw in the towel on this?
If Aric were still around I'd ask him to pull the scale out from under his dorm room bed and see if he could figure out approximately how many mini-lp cds it would take to hit the 2 kg mark (4.4 lbs?).....but he's awol. Can anyone else possibly take a stab at this?
Ah Chris, A pyro doesn't need someone to hand them a book of matches In any event, Johnny was laying down napalm long before Berigan even found the BN board and requires no assistance when it comes to lighting himself on fire so that the sparks fly out of his head.
Some great names in that trumpet section.....I wonder if these guys will be selling the new
"Ready for Fleddie" JRVG??
http://home.att.ne.jp/air/hkudo/review/ar_list.html
I've seen two different Japanese 2-cd sets advertised for this: ABCJ 226 and TKCZ-79005
Anyone know if these are both the 'Lighthouse '53" sets?
Most Venus releases have the TKCV designation....what company puts out TKCZ ?
Yeah really...then again, members of the golf community probably wonder about those who solicit the assistance of perfect strangers about how best to pamper their Mosaic boxes -- vertically, horizontally, suspended by wires, or entombed in a sea of mothballs.
I've been wondering about this Hubbard one as well and will now probably go ahead and pick up Vol. 1 ......and also the Complete Nocturne recordings box and Phil Grenadier's new release.
Looks like number of interesting Fresh Sounds titles too like the Teddy Charles "Jazz in the Garden at the Museum of Modern Art". Anyone heard this one? Does it sound decent?
I like the fact that the Fresh Sounds site takes PayPal.
After receiving a couple of 'dinged up' packages courtesy of Airborne Express I'd asked Mosaic if they could ship with another outfit.....but that was months ago and I figured they would forget. They didn't....UPS showed up with a box in perfect condition.
Chris loves to go at it with swords drawn 24/7....I think he invented Jimmy just so he'd have someone to fight with late at night while the rest of his interlocutors are off in the corner repairing their chain mail shirts.
I like this one too......some great material there. I enjoy listening to Bailey converse with the audience between numbers on "One Foot".....sounds like quite the proper gentleman.
Well of course you do! Say....don't you people also consume massive organ-clogging quantities of printers ink when it soaks into the fried foodstuffs that are served up in tightly bound day old copies of The Guardian????
While we're at it, someone should teach Tom Brokaw to pronounce "Gloucester, MA" ---- it ain't 'Glowster' (as in 'Ow! That ice-pick of yours seems to have come into contact with my ribcage!)