Son-of-a-Weizen

Use a 16 rather than 12oz can and the bird'll stand better on the grill. Bud's okay...Guiness is better. A Corona 'tall' would be good too if they made 'em. ......or do they?

Across the street from the Copley Plaza hotel, sits the Westin complex w/a couple of restauraunts visible from the street (Palm? Turner Fisheries) -- it's an access point for the huge covered shopping/food arcade that winds all the way around (skywalks) to Prudential Ctr. One can spend a good bit of time cruising about in there.

Wise decision...........now on deck there's a TOCJ copy that some have been known to wade through croc & snake infested swamps to obtain!

......fixed it.

If you click on that last thumbnail pic I uploaded, can you actually read what it says? When I do so, the pic expands in size by a puny 5-10% and it's still illegible. Is this just a function of my system?

What's with the tiny pic upload feature these days? Can this be adjusted?

Booklet cover (back):

Well, the original Shu/Hardaway "Jazz Practitioners" Bethlehem LP (a copy's now up on eBay) looked like this: But the TOCJ copy I have is totally different. Booklet cover (front):

Got it! Thanks. I'd better add a few more and create a safe little buffer.

I just joined last week.......added a couple of Andrew Hills, a Bobby Timmons and a Charles Munch Saint-Saëns, Symphony No. 3 SACD that some folks were talking up around here. How many items should one add to the queue anyway? a dozen or so?

Geez Ron, I kinda liked DiNiro playing the slightly nuts CIA guy and hooking him up to the lie detector machine and all. Oh well. I walked out on either 'Spaceballs' or that really bad 'Buckaroo Banzai' flick.... bleech!!

I think they're distraught over the fact that 'Dalziel & Pascoe' isn't yet out on DVD. How insane is that?

<<<dinner made for us by a professional chef.>>> That sounds like a pretty good B'day gift. Perhaps you'll be feasting on Hell, anything's good when you're not having to do the cooking!

A still sealed one went for $157 less than 5 minutes ago.

Yes, dozens of times......'Hobo Joe' is the nads!

Yes, that seems to be the case -- except for the mini-lp gold discs which have a 355 designation. As for the 351 mini-lp series, this Hicks one is the most elusive one out there. I've searched endlessly and never caught even a whiff of it in the air. I think Venus lied about releasing it! ....the gold jewel box version you can still find.

Not picking up the Woody Shaw set.

Who? The folks who would bid on a title so that they could snag the way cool extra rare "bonus" OBI?

You need to update that link.

I'm not sure that $450 warrants a trip to the nut house. Hell, you're gonna drop that on a Jr. Suite at the Brooklyn Bridge Marriott over July 4th! That LP will make someone happy for a lot longer than a crummy night, head perched on a rock hard pillow!

That's debatable. Once Dr. Jeff enlists the aid of Bright Moments, who'll be charged with blitzing you non-stop with 40's vintage jazz doll pics while you listen, you'll soon be reduced to putty! See..........you're already beginning to crumble!!!!!!!

Careful. Don't let Dr. Jeff hear you say that or he'll likely pull you into the studio and put the hurt on you & make you listen to Roland Hanna's gorgeous 'Dream' over and over and over again 'till he breaks you! http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php...=0entry361633

True, a good number of 'em are of the 'low key' variety but the overall excellent sonic quality gives them that extra shot of 'juice'. Snoozy and juiced up I like......snoozy and thin sounding (as I imagine those Roosts are) might not be as appealing to moi. Then again, I don't suppose anything can come out of the RVG workshop sounding too thin these days, eh?

You haven't listened to -_-

Those Johnny Smith Roosts have any 'zip' to 'em.........or is it central?