Aggie87

Did you put the phone down somewhere and forget it, only to find someone had walked off with it? Or did someone break into your car or something? Alot of cell phone plans offer insurance, I believe, in the case of damage or loss of phone. I don't think it costs a whole lot, either. Might be worth checking into for your next phone.

Had a chance to listen to this yet? Any good? The cover has caught my eye more than once, already....

...I think someone just got a digital camera

The Groundtruther album is the latest, I believe. Unless there's been a TJ Kirk album, or Garage a Trois since then - which is very likely.

Rather obvious, isn't it?

Not necessarily - Sammy Hagar put out "Standing Hampton" a while back (jeez, 1981, didn't realize it was THAT old now). Of course, that doesn't mean most Americans still "get it".

to Lon's yin, I submit this yang:

You sure that wasn't Stanley Turpentine?

cool! I got throught Level 5, then got a massive headache on 6 and had to give up, LOL...

The longbox version of this appears to be coming out on August 23rd. So anybody who's interested in the metal spine box may want to consider picking this up fairly soon, as I'm guessing those will start to dry up quickly...

I just noticed that this released is listed on alankin's site for an August 9th release Can't wait to get my grubby paws on this! That's looking like an expensive day for me, but some good guitar-related discs to look forward - Joe G, Frisell live set, and the Metheny Song X re-release...

Just noticed this one on alankin's website, due out in a couple weeks! Trio date with Matt Brewer on bass and Tain Watts on drums. Includeds covers of Ornette ("Mob Job") and Dolphy ("Miss Ann"). This sounds VERY interesting to me!

VERY cloudy, and some random heavy showers right now. Looks like we're going to get some of the rain and wind from Emily...heavier tonight and tomorrow. Hope the folks a little further south from me aren't hurt too bad.

There are two titles available at yourmusic.com for the low price of $5.99 - Domino, and Live In Copenhagen. Both well worth the price and then some! Edit - Another vote for "We Free Kings". There's also an interesting late era compilation called "Simmer, Reduce, Garnish & Serve".

More Neil Peart, less cowbell: CGI Peart (noticed this over at AAJ - gotta give props where they're due)

I don't have this deal currently. Still have the "Buy 1, Get 2 free, then take unlimited 80% Off" offer. Is there a code associated with the deal you're posting?

Due out in August is a three CD set from Yes, titled "The Word is Live" - cover art: Disc 1 1. Then - BBC 1970 2. For Everyone - BBC 1970 3. Astral Traveller - Gothenburg 1971 4. Everydays - Gothenburg 1971 5. Yours Is No Disgrace - London 1971 6. I've Seen All Good People - London 1971 7. America - London 1971 8. It's Love - London 1971 Disc 2 1. Apocalypse - Detroit 1976 2. Siberian Khatru - Detroit 1976 3. Sound Chaser - Detroit 1976 4. Sweet Dreams - London 1975 5. Future Times/Rejoice - Oakland 1978 6. Circus of Heaven - Oakland 1978 7. The Big Medley - Inglewood 1978 a) Time And A Word b) Long Distance Runaround c) Survival d) The Fish (Schindleria Praematurus) e) Perpetual Change f) Soon 8. Hello Chicago - Chicago 1979 9. Roundabout - Chicago 1979 Disc 3 1. Heart Of The Sunrise - Oakland 1978 2. Awaken - Chicago 1979 3. Go Through This - New York 1980 4. We Can Fly From Here - New York 1980 5. Tempus Fugit - New York 1980 6. Rhythm Of Love - Houston 1988 7. Hold On - Houston 1988 8. Shoot High, Aim Low - Houston 1988 9. Make It Easy/Owner Of A Lonely Heart - Houston 1988 All Selections previously unissued except Disc 1, tracks 1 & 2 Some interesting stuff on this box, though it might have been nice if they has decided to make this a 4 disc set and include some stuff from the post-Big Generator era. Union/ABWH, Talk, Keys, Ladder, Magnification, etc.

Had a bit of rain the past couple of days, and keeping an eye on Hurrican Emilly. It's hot here, but not as hot as Tucson. Though we get that wonderful humidity, which makes it just as unpleasant... If this thing heads on its northern-most projection, Corpus Christi may get the brunt of the storm, due to the counter-clockwise spin. I expect at least some wind & more rain either way. May have to high-tail it back up to Austin for a couple days this week.

Enjoying a Munchner Kindl Hefe Weizen tonight (half liter size, of course). Makes me miss the Gemütlichkeit at the Hofbrauhaus....

I haven't seen the 2nd one out yet, how is it compared to the first with Osby? I love that one - in fact it IS probably my favorite Hunter album. I still have the Natty Dread cd and the Candyman one, but rarely pull them out. They are my favorites of his BN stuff at any rate. I'd bet he'd be fascinating to see live (or on the DVD), but I've grown a little tired of the "thin" sound of most of his discs. Not enough going on for me in general.

One of my local stores has the 3 disc Shut Up & Play Yer Guitar box. Anybody have all three discs in this series? I've picked it up a few times and put it back down, just need to be pushed over the edge and buy the damn thing...

There may be nothing ILLEGAL about that, under EU copyright law. However, I'd say there's something unethical, or at the very least immoral about it. The three original LPs that are the subject of this thread do not meet the 50 yr threshold (or whatever it is) under EU law, and are therefore not public domain in Europe.

Any idea whether this has made it to CD? I'd be curious to hear this. It's listed as a Solal date on AMG. Sco also played on Lee Konitz' "Rhapsody II", but I'm not sure what else they've been on together. And my enthusiasm for "all things Scofield" has slowed down quite a bit, but I still really enjoy alot of his earlier BN and pre-BN work. This is the type of thing I'm looking for from him these days.

A couple more just showed up apparently: Al Cohn - The Al Cohn Quintet (warning: w/Bob Brookmeyer!) Dizzy Gillespie - Sittin' In