neveronfriday

Couldn't agree more. Cliché to the max. It's nice to reminisce (spelling?) once in a while. It won't kill us.

... do what? Wait for him to switch to a jazz station to get some real dental work done?

Bull. That's exactly the point. NO regrets. Stupidity is the privilege of youth!

Copenhagen Jazz Festival this summer (confirmed: Harlem Blues and Jazz Band / Ahmad Jamal / E.S.T. / RIGMOR GUSTAFSSON QUARTET / A Tribute To Montmartre (w. NHØP a.o.) at JAZZHUS MONTMARTRE! / The Bad Plus + JOSEFINE CRONHOLM / Milton Nascimento). Supposed to be playing three gigs myself. Just don't know if I can make it yet. Cheers!

Charles Cole worked until he was eighty? Idiot. And he lives at an intersection? Idiot. Thanks for the cake, John [and Maren]! Cheers!

it'll be on my harddisk if you need it back again... What's your IP-address again?

Ah, what the hell, I'll be 92 then. Just a sec.

I go away for a few days, and some people stop workin'? What's up with that? GET GOIN' ... slowpokes! There's tons to do. Look forward to a longer post on the Basie Board tomorrow. And you better check it out! This motivational message was brought to you by ...

Hm. 01) I got suspended once for a week for smoking in the girls' bathroom. Fire hazard, my ass. 02) On my grade report the biology teacher wrote "[name] who?" 03) The headmaster warned my parents about the

Just to feed your dreams a bit: Vintage Archtop Our guitarist plays this one on occasion... yes, he was/is crazy ... The Royale Premiere by Ian Schneller. He says it's the best guitar (I think it's around $8000, or so) he ever played, and he has lots, especially vintage models. Cheers! B) Edit: Oh, and welcome to the board!

No music. Too distracting. But in the living room, I had some remastered Judas Priest running way too loud. And no, that was not the reason for the bathroom visit. Cheers!

I went to the bathroom today.

THAT one sounds VERY interesting. I don't have it and am planning on ordering it. Trouble is that it was released by/is marketed by Zyx (Label: Slp (ZYX) ) in Germany. Does anyone have that edition. How does it sound? Anything by Zyx I've gotten very weary of. They have some of the worst-sounding releases of the millenium over here. Cheers!

Male or female? Willing to trade. Have these, slightly damaged. They don't seem to be working at home: PM me if interested. Cheers!

********************************************* Warning! This sale is a scam. Real collectors know that the items offered here HAVE BEEN LOOKED AT. There are EYEBALL TRACKS on everything, rendering it all pretty much useless. DO NOT pay these outrages prices for this JUNK! A friend *********************************************

PM sent.

As if I could really stay away.

I'm surprised I've never heard of this guy. But then again, there's this excellent pianist from Denmark, a virtual Monk clone, called Jan Kaspersen. Everytime I see him, I wonder why he isn't world famous. Jan Kaspersen (Danish and English version available) "Marvellous records from a Dane whose music is a beautifully personal inventive and humorous response to the particular influence of TheloniusMonk". The Penguin Guide to Jazz. I saw him give a solo concert at the Copenhagen Jazz festival two years ago, at which he played on this wonderfully rich Bösendorfer. He's played everything from Satie to Monk, from Ellington to Doerge. Wow. And he's a fun guy.

Wow! Excellent stuff! Thanks for making these available! Just my cup of tea. Cheers!

They announced it a while back. My DSL connection must have been quietly updated to double speed without me noticing until now. Lightning-fast download with min. 110 k. Will listen ... now.

I see it's paying off to have Bush in Iraq. Here in Europe you have to dish out more than $50 to fill 'er up (unleaded), so stop whining. Cheers!

I'm reluctant to post here. It looks like nobody has his/her CD yet? I mean, the bonus disc contains almost exclusively stuff from my collection. There are some titles I have heard but can't place (towards the middle and again at the end), but many are, as you said yourself, classics. Two of them are tunes my dad played over and over again, that one with that guy R. in it, who is not the most sociable, and that one with the F alliteration. I mean, I could sing along with those, although my Mr. R. version is a different one. Cheers! A link to the lyrics, not the tunes. Mr. R. F alliteration

That wasn't me. That was that 90 year-old dude who's got plenty of time.

What's a "Blindfolf" Test?