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$19.14 at DeepDiscount, with free shipping on $30 orders. Still a lot of money. Using an offer and pre-ordering it some time ago, I got it for $15.10 from DeepDiscount, and it was mailed out this morning to me (I have tracking #).

I will take this if still avialable.

RIP, I enjoyed much of his Passport and pre-Passport work. He was 89.

How good is the book? No shortage of Miles Davis books on my shelves.

FWIW, download is much cheaper on Amazon than on BandCamp ($6.45 vs. $12). I bought it this morning despite reservations about the horn players and the meh sound quality, and will also pick up the 60 Years download. Love Tapscott's work.

I also waited years to get this at a reasonable price. As far as lack of availability of Miles sets, I've never understood why the On The Corner box was not reprinted to meet the demand.

+1, depends on price point and reviews on how much of an improvement it is. I like the 1995 box.

I'm in whenever it eventually makes it to CD.

RIP - I was a fan of their early 1964-1972 run. Very much "of their time", but what a time!

+1

I bought a very cheap copy of this box, and discs 4,7 and 11 don't work. Please PM if you can help me out.

I'm in!

You could fill a whole sub-forum with duscussion on that...

Thank you!

Thanks, I'm in on eventual CD.

Thanks, I'm in on eventual CD.

Vinyl $34.99 + trendy snob appeal, CD $15.99. Me, I'm in for the CD's in all cases.

Affirmative. Dan's solid "real jazz" January BFT's are the antidote to the weirdness extreme creativity Jim brings to November BFT's and the ever-controversial tangents I bring to December BFT's.

Yes, it was. Great album.

Thanks, that's very helpful to know.

Which is, to me, bad business strategy, as USA customers are going to (understandably) assume the worst Better to address the issue head-on. I might consider CDJapan at this point if I knew exactly what I was facing tariff-wise, but the unknown nature of that cost steers me to Dusty even with their substantially more expensive prices.