dougcrates

I'd like this to happen as well. They could also include his one off albums for Argo and Verve.

Original Liberty pressing

The used vinyl copy of this that I found years ago contained a newspaper clipping from The Boston Globe dated Tuesday, June 30, 1981 reviewing Herbie's set at the Berklee Performance Center the night before. Here's an excerpt from the review. One of the hindrances to enjoyment was that most basic problem: set length. Hancock's nine-song set lasted only 75 minutes and, at $13.50 a ticket, that doesn't rank high on the music-for-money scale. "I seriously thought it was intermission," said one disgruntled fan after the show. "A lof of people thought it was intermission."

I received a shipping notification on February 8th and there hasn't been any update since then on Asendia's site and Canada Post doesn't recognize the tracking number.

Record One

Took me a few spins to really appreciate this album. Pressing is really good.

I really like this one. Which version do you have?

The Stick Up Tone Poet sounds a tad dull and similar to the Connoisseur CD from 1997. I just assumed that was how it was recorded. I got the BN Works version a couple of weeks ago and it sounds the best to me. Could just be that it works best with my system.

I prefer the BN Works. It sounds more lively. The Tone Poet is good but it's not the best in the series.

Tone Poet and BN Works back to back