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the sound on the box is excellent. these actually are K2 remasters. I don't know whether these are the same masters as used on any single CD albums.

Well, excuse me Mr Lowe. I just thought your dichotomous world could do with a third entity to easy things up a little. I guess it didn't. I will revert to talking about pudding then. No harm done I hope.

I don't know, so I will ask again

I have some of those in my back yard but still don't quite know what they are supposed to represent. Any light in my dark yard? Try Sevin, and lots of it. don't ask, kill? nice philosophy....

Yes, intellect and feeling can be discerned. Trouble is, they cannot once you start typing as you are always channeling the one through the other. The eternal problem of Albert Schweizer. Still he wrote some books that make sense. Intellect is not an aspect of feeling. Feeling is not an aspect of intellect. Both are aspects of the person and intuition resides between and varies. For each person intuition reaches elseplace than for others. The very question on discerning between the aspects of feeling and intellect is rather nonsensical and though stale, yet somehow still sensational, but still silly in the end. Intuition cannot be parted, yet it is part feeling and part intellect. That does not mean there isn't pure intellect or pure feeling as well. The notion that a dichotomy that discerns between the two aspects of discourse is false is plain silly. dialectically that is. So there is no "depth" to be had in trying to discern these two aspects, every body does it all of the time, although not consciously (ain't life grand?). Maybe if you can place intuition in a valid common path of evolution through the times, there is depth to be reached. Good luck! Saying that "today's musicians" are "intellectual (and emotional) in a much different way" does not really say anything if you do not tell how and where. And who too, BTW. It may turn out "they" have tilted their balance of feewing and tfought after all. All of this has nothing to do with the discussion at hand BTW. I have a sudden urge to talk about pudding, but I digress....

maybe he knows... :rsly:

Yeomans said a lot, I wonder who ate the editor

I have some of those in my back yard but still don't quite know what they are supposed to represent. Any light in my dark yard?

Charles Mingus Igor Stravinsky Howlin' Wolf Bram Stoker

....although it's only the 26th here, have a great birthday JazzMoose! please take note that this doesn't allow you to start drinking just yet!

I was just gonna post that (trust me) here's to the Moose!

I blame disco

dichotomies suck, it's dialectics that swing!

dunno, but being "anti-intellectual" or anti-"overly-intellectulal," and making that distinction is. I think.

two years earlier, also on the 26th of December, one half of was recorded. At least according to the traycard.

then again, the Merrill sides are probably the best ever done in this vein, so don't miss out. disk 8 combines the Merrill and the string sessions and is very nice for that late night laid back mood to impress the ladies.

... Joe Benjamin / Benjamin Wolf / Wolf Hudalla / Dollar Brand / Brandon Ross / Roscoe Mitchell / Hal Russell / Russell George / George Handy / Andy Bey / Baby Face Willette / Ed Lewis / Lewis Nash / Nasheet Waits ...

this is not him BTW, this is The Yeti With The Golden Arm:

Well, post the bit you've got and we'll see where it goes. Wolf Hudalla

still breaking my head over Wolf Hudalla...

Louis Smith fell pray to the same photo cut-out jobs. Though those are not as silly as this one.

so it's like 70s Abba disco then?

my computer is reading some *very* big file right now and I am seeing how much it can take. heheheheh.

being nice & cozy all the time is making me tired.