Eric

Any thoughts on Stereo vs. Mono (aside from the price and additional takes on the Stereo)? I have never done the "A/B" thing between Stereo and Mono. Thanks

Great story, thanks for sharing!

Made a modest donation- thanks for the heads up.

Another vote for CD Japan. I've also had great luck with Amazon Japan.

The Cars - Heartbeat City The hits can be a little annoying but some nice non-single songs.

Agree, this is a very nice one.

Interesting- seems more 1982 than anything. Not super-impressed with those either. How about something with photos of the artists? Sincerely, Grumpy Old Man

Too bad the album cover is completely unimaginative.

This forum is something else ...

I don't know if there are many good sizes left, but those UNIQLO t-shirts are a huge bargain. Bought four, gave two to kids, have two more on the way. Quote this morning from my 20 year old, "I don't know who this Morgan guy is, but this is a great shirt".

Saw the sizing caution late, but that just means re-arranging which kids got what. I wound up with a couple Lee XLs. Awesome bargain, quality as reported by Felser!!

Rocking Lee at a 5K this am

Picked this up at Record Store Day. I am lukewarm on 80s Miles, more so in the later years. But this is pretty decent, enjoyable to listen to. You definitely get the sense the band is stronger live than in studio. Miles sounds pretty good, open horn on the sides I have listened to. John Scofield is also here, so if you like him (I do) that is a nice bonus. Well recorded, fun to play loud, has some punch. There are the synth florishes, but I can ignore.

Just went through it myself. I am 60, double vaxed and double boosted. A little disorientation and cough for a couple days. Ten days post first symptoms and aside from being a little sleepier than normal, all things feel normal. Gives me a real appreciation for how lucky/fortunate I am to contract under these circumstances.

That is awesome. Thanks

Wow, interesting, thank-you for that. Jenkins was from Chicago according to Discogs.

So nine albums in ~ 6 months and that's it. His Discogs entry has him passing in 1993 at age 62. He is listed as appearing on the 1997 Clifford Jordan Big Band record (the one on Mapleshade, not Milestone), which came out in 1997 but was recorded in 1990, so the timeline fits. How does a guy make such a splash then disappear (on records anyway) fir 33 years?

Great story, thanks Chuck. Man, I get it. The filing "system" at once blows me a away but then again it doesn't. Of course that seems to be missing the point by a wide margin. I would love to spend an afternoon in that basement, listening to whatever he wants to play.

This is a big "up" - I am wondering what happened to Rick Ballard? I visited his Oakland store as recently as 2015, but cannot find a web presence. I always enjoyed speaking with him over the years at his store(s).

Wow, was that from the old BN board days? Dan - any recollection of the general content of his speech?

Cool - please report back!

Have the vinyl coming from Amazon …

Gentlemen - as a lay person (finance guy, jazz nut), I have thoroughly enjoyed these posts. I have always ignored Standard b/c of the short track times. Listened a couple times last night. I don't get it the way you guys do, but I get it. It is fun, no joyous to listen to.