alocispepraluger102

i had a new TR6, until i got married, which i loved.

these anecdotes were better than the article!

http://www.time.com/time/specials/2007/1,2...1658545,00.html

http://canadianpress.google.com/article/AL...Wj486df5Ys4ncFw

the conn man must be ecstatic..

spam pizza, a video: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4757976314733982446

breakfasting on a seasonal favorite from great lakes brewery, the hop, hop, hoppy nosferatu, with 8% alcohol beautifully hidden in the batter.

It's all Hegelean: thesis---->antithesis---->synthesis! I always knew that B.A. in philosophy would come in handy one day. teams are just trying to protect the more than huge investments they have in many of these guys. (no-cut long-term contracts)

http://www.allaboutjazz.com/php/news.php?id=15047

http://mlb.mlb.com/content/printer_friendl...07/c2194104.jsp

all that bowing reminds me of the great bowing bassist charles izenson.

hard to beat roger kellaway's quartets and quintets over the years. one of my fav kellaways is his russian jazz quartet on angel.

what do you folks think of serena's lack of civility after todays loss. serena wasnt an appropriate name today. http://blogs.usatoday.com/sportsscope/2007...ing-serena.html

..and those without basements?

thanks

I've overheard some record store owners talk of their customers as addicts. The owners would talk about how they gave up collecting and only SELL. If they were to pick-out the gems, the customers wouldn't get anything. ...almost, but not quite enough, to make one stop.

what can make one feel better than a 5 hour dose of the ever swinging ever tasteful horace silver? http://www.bluelake.org/radio.html

wkcr has announced that the cartridge piece will not be heard today, as it was played on this occasion last year.

the third person is 3 times gone.

isnt it magnificent when someone recognizes ayler, or trane, or rollins that you didnt expect to? that's probably happened a couple times to some of us.

bob rusch told aloc that people who like free jazz are mostly loners, at least in their music listening.

3 hours of his compositions and philosophy. http://www.columbia.edu/cu/wkcr/

bob rusch told aloc that people who like free jazz are mostly loners, at least in their music listening.

bob rusch told aloc that people who like free jazz are mostly loners, at least in their jazz listening.

This sounds to me like an alcoholic who moves his bottles of whiskey out of the kitchen and into the basement behind the furnace, to "improve the situation." We are all clinically ill addicts, myself included, for sure. wondering how many of us are simultaneously alcoholics, both practicing and nonpracticing.