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Dmitry

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  1. Chuck, if it were me, I would sell the whole massive classical collection as one lot on eBay. Just put a reasonable "buy it now" price, take 12 quality photos (that's the maximum allowed) of the spines of your cds, and the collection will sell quickly. You're in the business, so you know how to ship and pack. Just to give you a ball park idea - https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?item=252797927561&_from=R40&_sacat=0&LH_Complete=1&LH_Sold=1&_nkw=classical+cd+collection&_sop=3
  2. Keep 'em coming!
  3. I am speculating that the gun she used was not registered to her. New York City gun ownership laws are pretty brutal, and virtually noone can legally own a handgun, aside from the chosen few. If that's the case, she brought an illegal concealed deadly weapon to the scene. Plus, he was no threat to her, there was no struggle. Imho, that's murder. But I'm no lawyer.
  4. Does Berne still play with just socks on his feet, or has he graduated to clogs? I'm excited to be seeing Bill Charlap, peter and Kenny Washington this Saturday at the Vanguard. It's been 15 or more years since i heard him in a club.
  5. Is that a camo'ed helmet?
  6. I also just watched it on Netflix. Pretty good for all the reasons mentioned above.. They could've made the film a lot shorter by not using the endless snowy streets and cloudy skies footage. We all get it, he died on a snowy night, and the sky were gray. I am more than surprised that she only did, what, 3 or 4 years time for murder that was clearly premeditated.
  7. So I just reserved a BR of THE SEARCHERS at our local library. It's the most recommended Western in this thread so far.
  8. Just a couple of days ago finally watched Jim Jarmusch's DEAD MAN. What an unconventional movie! I really enjoyed it. How about Westerns as a genre? What are your favorites? I remember loving McKenna's Gold, when I was 11or 13 years old.
  9. Up with some new titles added!
  10. SOLD They told Icarus he couldn't fly.
  11. ONLY $59 post paid. Crazy low price...I know. Just pop the tape in your car deck, and wait for Art a nd Dizzy to take you away...from your wife.
  12. How about $49 post paid?
  13. I hear cassettes are making a come-back.
  14. Bette St.Claire - AT BASIN STREET EAST, Seeco CELP-456, Rec.1958 A surprisingly good set of music. Haven't heard this singer before. With George Du Vivier [spelling on cover]. Someone got it on Special for 84 cents.
  15. I've got that one also, will do a transfer for you if you need it still.
  16. ANOTHER OEVRE IN THE DESIRABLE bOTTLE jAZZ SERIES HAS JUST SURFACED!! Estimate: $150 - $200 Description: Leonid Afremov's masterful use of color and texture make his paintings unique collectibles that are sure to brighten any wall. "Bottle Jazz III" is a limited edition giclee on stretched canvas, numbered in verso and bears Afremov's authorized signature. This piece comes gallery wrapped. Includes Certificate of Authenticity! Measures approx. 24" x 18" (image). Certificate of authenticity should seal this deal quite nicely.
  17. Ok, for you it'll be $50. Seriously, a Christmas bonus lets me enjoy the red carpet service here...packages are always put in plastic bags if precipitation is projected.
  18. $30 to your mail carrier at Christmas time does amazing things for customer satisfaction.
  19. That'd be interesting, if he would. But he didn't.
  20. That would suit it better, I think. Remember Pink Floyd - Hanging on in quiet desperation is the English way ? Not imperial British, but squarely English.
  21. Sonics are that good, eh? You've convinced me to pull the purse strings. Anyone compare the cd to the lp? I'm probably going for the cd version.
  22. Chuck Berry said his voice was recorded at slightly higher speed to make him sound younger and more appealing to the youths in the late 1950s.
  23. The last of the Three Sounds.
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