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I didn't realise Live at Maya came with a CD. Interesting, presumably a CD version of the LP, no extra treats. I've not known No Business to do this with any others (I've only 4 or so of their LPs), have they? Sorry, I go things a bit mixed up. The CD extra came with the Evan Parker/Joe McPhee LP, "What If The Both Could Fly" on Rune Grammofon. I thought that was a nice touch. No Business has not done that before. It seems to me that No Business could have done something similar in this case, since you get half the product at almost half more the cost. Giving us the other Kidd concert on a single disc, or even a download coupon, would have been cool. BTW, I agree with Clunky, that this release sounds a bit dull (turning the volume knob up helps a bit)m which is making a little more grumpy about it all than usual That makes me feel better as I won't have to buy the vinyl of the Maya now. I too like what Rune Grammofon have done with some of their vinyl releases. The Parker/McPhee is a peach

That looks very interesting indeed

I didn't realise Live at Maya came with a CD. Interesting, presumably a CD version of the LP, no extra treats. I've not known No Business to do this with any others (I've only 4 or so of their LPs), have they?

Two ex-library copies of 'Once Upon A Time'. There's only one word for that. OBSCENE ! Obscenely lucky, I grant you

North London carpeted with hailstones. Sky as black as coal. No frogs to be seen...only squirrels, not bonking

sure as hell wins the "most intriguing thread title" award for this week! Interesting idea for a gig - I'd be tempted just to see how it pans out if it were local to me - good band

I agrees with other comments that the SOS is more available than the Skidmores. The Ebay prices for the Skidmores are crazy (hundreds £ in some cases) and I never thought I'd own the LPs but got lucky with ex-library copies (two of the Once Upon a Time) in nice enough condition OK, thanks. Apparently home ground offers no advantages-- unless MJAZZG has a different take on it. I suspect many go to EBAY and end up far from home.

continuing this afternoon's theme....

How was that? Dream line up

No. It's a vinyl only release on a label called Hardedge from 2005. It features HT playing a lot of solo Hubkaphone with Zooid passages interspersed - almost a concerto for Hubkaphone!

Japanese reissue Today's arrival. Sounds very nice

There are times when Burton's sublime lyricism is called for and that's right now. I love everything about this album. Goodrick is right on the money throughout

That looks very nice

Been looking around for this one since it was posted in this thread a year and a half ago. Still never found anything less than ~$40 Mark, glad you found this. yes, I am too. It won't change the world but it's a good listen. I can't remember where I eventually tracked it down now - I'd also forgotten that it was your initial post that alerted me to it, thank you It's definitely worth that (if only to see if it's worth shelling more if you fall in love with it)

Tva for Tommy - Stahl/Thorman/Ljungkvist [Found You Recordings] Attractive take on Giuffre/Bley/Swallow trio with vibes instead of piano.

possibly my two favourite Shorters

Marvellous I've wondered about this one . I've had mixed experience of No Business pressings . How's this one? No complaints here. Except the price .... Indeed. No Business vinyl is treat only territory.

without doubt London's ever marvellous rhythm section John Edwards with Mark Sanders or Steve Noble. Evan Parker, John Russell, Peter Brotzmann, Kenny Wheeler, Tim Berne

Marvellous I've wondered about this one . I've had mixed experience of No Business pressings . How's this one? No complaints here.

Marvellous

Schoolkids these days, I don't know? I blame the teachers

No one else has ever understood