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I forgot about Conference of the Birds, a favourite. My 1973 collection has just doubled.

Red Neck Hank Williams Jr. Klan Dragon

Paco de Lucia's Fuente y Caudal is the only record from 1973 I currently own. There's little jazz from the early seventies in my collection. I used to be into Led Zeppelin but Houses of the Holy was never a favourite.

Don Pullen George Adams Quartet - Mr. Smoothie (from Breakthrough)

The Scofield DVD Live In Montreal with Lovano is the equal of their first two studio albums to me. The only post Quiet Scofield I enjoyed was Trio Live - EnRoute. I Can See Your House From Here is about the only Metheny album I can stand to listen to. Of course I'm in no way well-versed in anything.

Purple Nads. :winky:

The China Man Who Peed On My Rug Asian-American Uli Kunkel

I bought four further Coltrane SHM-CDs: UCCU-6069 John Coltrane - Live At The Village Vanguard UCCU-6154 John Coltrane - Impressions UCCU-6163 John Coltrane - Live At Birdland UCCI-9212 John Coltrane - Stellar Regions I'm still waiting for two others to ship: UCCI-9213 John Coltrane - Interstellar Space UCCI-9211 John Coltrane - Jupiter Variation

Is it me or is Sir John anxious to fend off that hand job?

My loss for never getting into the Beatles. "I could never stand to see a moodge all filthy and rolling and burping and drunk, whatever his age might be, but more especially when he was real starry like this one was."

Not as obviously smug as some previous offenders.

Disgracing the inside of all recent reissues of 'his' albums in the Keepnews Collection is this smug old fart.

That token should be a Fat Cat.

No Wynton Marsalis yet?

If I hadn't stuck mostly to the usual suspects when I first gravitated from rock to jazz the list would undoubtedly be longer. I sort of fell in love with the sound of acoustic instruments. Pharaoh's Dance is the track I could least relate to on Bitches Brew.

Pope John XII Pope Paul II Nelson Rockefeller

Beaker Dr. Bunsen Honeydew Honey Boo Boo

Several reasons: these are CD-Rs and, as I said in my first post, I don't want a CD-R, and I'm not going to support activities such as selling unauthorized CD-Rs of copyrighted material. Do they at least clearly advertise these discs as CD-Rs? When I last ordered from them through their own website (not eBay) some years back they only made a distinction between new and used discs without going into specifics about the condition used discs were in. I only ordered new DIW discs from them (with complete satisfaction).