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Jack De Johnette Trio (Ravi Coltrane, Matt Garrison)

Miles: Fillmore (Bootlegs, Vol. 3)

I guess you're correct in the essentially low $$ world of CDs, LPs. Bronzes & numbered lithographs are different stories. The lithographic stones, for example, are supposed to be destroyed when the numbered edition is completed. The advent of open ended (& even numbered) giclees has created IMHO a whole new & somewhat "shady" market in the 2 - dimensional art world.

What is this "first pressing" business? I know it's a different world but if you bought a bronze that was one of an edition of 50 & then they "reissued" it, you'd be (correctly) pissed.

I only have ordered once from them - the 4 "Fontana" reissues. Took around 3 weeks to arrive here in the US, but they had them.

FWIW, my original 1998 Brotzmann Okka box is #1942. Great music, flimsy packaging.

What's wrong with "setting the record straight?" BTW, I didn't feel scolded by Berne or Hammer.

Bruce Robison / Kelly Willis

It'll take me another 10 years. Hope I make it.

I'd prefer John Lennon - of course, unrealistic!!!

No vinyl for me. I promised my wife.

Goofy analogy - but it's sort of like mariachi music which I like for about 5 minutes.

I'm nervous about the poems. Are they any good?

Painting The Divine at The New Mexico History Museum

Audio One: The Midwest School (#69 / 500)

A sextet with Dick Hyman, Bucky Pizzarelli, R. Sandke, J. Greene, J. Leonhart & L. Nash

Audio One: An International Report (#70 / 500)

Wholeheartedly agree!

Michael McGarrity: Back Lands

On Intakt?

Tootie Heath, Ethan Iverson, Ben Street Trio

Orange Is The New Black - season 1

Loved his playing. R.I.P.

We watched season 1 of The Bridge. Having said that we're going to rewatch the first episode of season 2. The new "villain" was in Run Lola Run back in the day.

William Parker: Wood Flute Songs