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8 hours ago, mjazzg said:
So you're not be wanting mine then...😃 Very pleased it's all turned out well. Enjoy the music!
No but thanks for that offer that was very kind! You might wanna dig them out yourself now after all
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Finally it’s here!!!!!! Very glad this al turned out good. Definitely want to thank Matt for making this happen and feeling a little sorry now for my impatient attitude…. What a great project. This is a lot of stuff to digest that I’ll probably going to spread all over this year. I placed the cds in protective sleeves as I saw some small scratches already. I destroyed two Hatology cds by slipping them in and out of the cardboard and learned from that mistake. Hope others get their stuff soon as well. -
Still hoping for Alkebu-Lan here.... Pure Pleasure did quite a lot of good reissues of the Strata East catalogue. But for some reason: they skipped the Mtume.
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I do have an extra booklet but not the box itself though..
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Matt did respond to my mail. All Nimbus mail comes in my spam folder so you might wanna check that too.
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30 minutes ago, HutchFan said:
One of Lacy's best, IMO.
Oh yes and he made so many great records…. I must say I still can’t stand Aebi’s vocals but I am able to just listen trough it and enjoy the rest. I love her cello playing by the way.
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Yeah I second some of the suggestions here for sure;
- Atomic: The Bikini Tapes and Boom Boom
- Angles: By Way of Deception, Injuries and Dissapeared Behind the Sun
- School Days - In our Times
Paal Nilssen Love is a big favorite of mine. I never cared much for Mats Gustafsson but he’s quite popular as well.
Not necessarily contemporary but far from traditional and very Scandinavian are the works of Jan Johansson which I highly recommend: Jazz Pa Svenska and Jazz Pa Ryska. It’s the kind of music you’d like to play when you’re poking the fire in your Swedish forest cabin. Not that I’ve ever done that but I’d like to and than listen to Johansson
highly atmospheric tunes
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23 minutes ago, mjazzg said:
There's lots more to discover by her too, all of it's good. Her more recent Snowy Egret band plays beautiful music
I am definitely going to do that.
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7 hours ago, mjazzg said:
I had some very good news this week so treated myself to the Sam reissues. The Delmarks in my discogs cart would've cost the same as one Sam so it's wilful extravagance and I don't care a jot!
That’s great Mark enjoy them!
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1 hour ago, clifford_thornton said:
One of my favorite ESP jazz records. I have an original but would love to get the Japanese with obi "just for fun." It's hard to come by.
The Circle stuff was foundational for me and though all have done work elsewhere that I engage with more, I have a hard time cutting those three records loose.
I now see that only two other Discogs members own a copy. I feel pretty lucky then 😇
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28 minutes ago, mjazzg said:
Never seen that cover before. Great album
Definitely. It’s a V-Pine edition from the late 80’s.
More classic 60’s Freejazz. Marzette Watts and company. Great company that is: Byard Lancaster, Clifford Thornton, Henry Grimes, Jooney Booth, Karl Berger, Sonny Sharrock, J.C. Moses.
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Just now, mjazzg said:
Here's hoping it ducks under the customs net on the way in.
Probably not… I am happy when it’s finally here
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It’s on its way now 🎉🥳👏
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That’s great news! I contacted Matt and got a t&t immediately but the package has not been shipped yet.
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5 hours ago, Kevin Bresnahan said:
I wouldn't think that the vinyl version of Seagulls would sound as good as the CD. Side 1 has almost 30 minutes jammed onto it so you know the bass will have to be severely rolled off to fit those grooves. Side 2 is over 26 minutes as well, but that still might have some bass roll off compared to the CD.
Yeah that might be true. I wouldn’t buy any reissue on one of the labels I mentioned above anyway.
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On 1/11/2025 at 2:37 PM, Pim said:
Sometimes suddenly a single vinyl reissue pops up. It's hard to track down the sources and even if they are official or not. I know bootleg labels already messed with the catalogue. I would love to see a good vinyl reissue of Mal's Seagulls album.
I contacted CamJazz and apparently all the reissues by Eargong, Goodfellas and Our Swimmer are legit. I’ve heard bad stories about all of them and I assume they are all MP3 files pressed on vinyl. I think Cam just accepts every offer they get. A pity as their awesome catalogue deserves a good reissue program.
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Yeah it’s ridiculous to pay that amount for the music but it might be a good investment if you’re in it just for the money. After all it’s a first pressing of what is probably the best known jazz album ever. It’s probably getting worth more every year .
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I am with the Berlin Concert. It’s classic Noah Howard. I think he was in his prime in the ‘70’s.
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4 hours ago, Kevin Bresnahan said:
I was just looking through my LPs to see if I ever did grab one of those $1 Jordan LPs of "Night of the Mark VII" and alas, I never did pick that one up, probably because I had the CD. But I did get his Muse LP, "The Adventurer". I see these aren't going for much, so not all of his Muse LPs are going crazy. I wonder why that one is? Makes no sense to me.
Well I think it’s one of the more popular records from the label just like the Moontrane. It’s a Jordan favorite of my for sure. But differences in prices are very big indeed.
What vinyl are you spinning right now??
in The Vinyl Frontier
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