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  1. loverman (make sure to follow them links a bit, like this one... many of the century?) also hilarious: "Hey Guys and Gals!!! I am 23 Yrs. Funky Guy" and on the about page "Age: Private information"
  2. nope, young beri used the sink- can't you read properly?
  3. will this provide the FBI with a new data-mask in their search for latent criminals?
  4. nah, you're not, but we were too busy finding out which Brownie Kirk quotes on "A Quote from Clifford Brown." Volunteered Slavery is a damn fine rekkid, much power and joy.
  5. all of it
  6. You cannot. But once you start typing things up, it will go faster and faster as you can select tunes/composers/artist/etc from the list of already existing entries. The reason we didn't go there for the Basie discography was that we had over 4000 complete entries already in digital format, didn't have that much time, and wanted to have the possibility of online searches. You can do all kinds of searches with Brian too, and have it spit out html files, but you cannot (yet) do these searches in realtime online. The latter is something we're still struggling with for the Basie data as well, but in deus we trust...
  7. words only topped by James T himself
  8. On the technical side: It would be a good idea to use the Brian software that can be found on http://www.jazzdiscography.com/ The only downside is that it is a bit crippled on the import/export functions, but work is being done on that, I have been told. On the plus side are a lot of auto-complete kind of functions, helping you to avoid typ-os and mix-ups.
  9. was for me. You had to be there I guess...
  10. obvious cross posting, no need to get all messed up
  11. who said I'm cool with it?
  12. depends on how you treat her.
  13. the man made some seriously great pictures. may he rest in peace.
  14. why not club her as well. sheesh. I'm with brownie on this one. Putting her in prison wasn't going to change her.
  15. welcome back! Goodbye vroom! vroom!
  16. welcome back!
  17. you filthy rascal, here's one just for you, to get you back in the saddle my friend. Bert was bestest friends with Alfons methinks. Yay! (do I get banned now?)
  18. since when is such a mad hatter party "too out there" for you?! Are you in love or something? All of a sudden salivating over the Loussier and declining the gathering behind the Kaempfert residence as too weird for comfort.
  19. hey, that's Mike's job!
  20. Ain't THAT the truth!!!! I spent about 4 months cleaning up a mono pressing of Duke Pearson's Wahoo....but it was worth the effort in the long run. No more damaged tape noise in Joe Henderson's Amanda solo! Yeah! ah mono! mono is good for making stereo recordings and hoping the noise is only on one channel so you can copy the other channel over that. Takes more than just ages of course. It verges on eternity...
  21. I only do filtering of surface noise when it's really bad. Analysing a silent portion and making a filter based on that, only filtering out about 25% though, as it indeed does affect the sound of the instruments as well. Taking out only a little tends to sharpen the picture a bit, take out too much and it's compression land. It all depends on the recording and the noise in the end. You will never make a noisy LP sound stellar. Pops and clicks I remove by using a very conservative filter first that only gets rid of the tiny little clicks. The bigger ones I take out by hand. This can take ages.
  22. what's with the grave? it's his birthday dammit!
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