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Tony Williams Tony Williams Tony Williams At least give us the live record double set. All of his BN recordings would make a decent Mosaic Select.

I saw a used copy of this at the local store for $66--no box or book. Almost bought it.

For single mmost identifiable, I would go with Stanley Turrentine as well.

Max Roach. I would have loved to have a recording of Max and Ornette.

I am curious as well. I have both of them, and they are two of my faves. I think I will upgrade the Blakey no matter what. That title tune is blazing!

I am with Tony on this one: I would also highly recommend the Steve Reich set. Probably one of the most listened-to boxed sets I have.

My copy of Rockin' the Boat has been on backorder for about a week.

My buddy has this set. Pretty wild stuff.

That is a fine album. The closest thing I have in feel is Jimmy Forrest's Out of the Forrest album. Not the same instrumentation, but the mood is similar.

RIP

This is a variation of what I heard at the record store I used to work at. Two heavy glass plates, oven at 200 degrees. Never tried it, though. I have a couple that could use it...

I think this is still available on the King Crimson website. http://www.disciplineglobalmobile.com Edit: and this box is quite awesome, as I recall. Great improv sections between my favorite KC tunes. Bill Bruford is all over that material.

I am quite certain I saw this in a used shop not long ago for $8.95. D'oh.

I hear ya... I can hardly believe it myself. Noel, the graphic designer told me that Revenant took considerable pains to keep the price very low. I asked if $85 was the wholesale price and he replied No.... retail. This would be great news, if it turns out to be true come October. Now, if you could just get them to drop the price of the Charley Patton set to $85, too... That's exactly what he and I we talking about on the phone the other day. My guess is: that was the impetus for the price change this time around. I'm as big a Charley Patton fan as anyone you know but that set was too rich for my blood. So I never bought it. I will, however, definately get the Ayler set. Especially after hearing the advance sampler. Wow.....! I felt the same way. I see copies of it gathering dust at the local record shop, and I think, "Man, How many discs could I buy for $174.99?" Great packaging, I'm sure, but wow is that a lot of bread. The Ayler OTOH, at $100 is more like it.

I did not realize that John Williams movie scores were big among the Kazaa set.

I hear he is from the New England "regian."

You should fill out their customer service form, tell them what your problem is, but do not offer to return the discs. I bet they will send you the right discs and let you keep the other two. Keep us posted!

There was a bit of chatter in the public radio industry about the lack of its use during 9/11. Like the original post says, if not then, when?

Is it this kind of party?

My copy came today. It feels like he has so much music in him just waiting to bust out. And that TONE!

At least it won't obscure my birthday wish this weekend....

I like this better than the original.

I just ordered it too!

AMG mentioned the manner in which this is being sold. They put it in the context of the Allman Brother's Live at Fillmore--this could be the album that everyone gets behind, but the dopes at Sony are making it only somewhat available to the public. Those poops.