BruceH

I have the Riverside, the Bethlehem, You 'n' Me, and the Jutta Hip. They're all good. This thread is making me hanker for more... PS--"Tenor Conclave" is well worth getting too.

Those Newharts are great.

Thank God no one was hurt! It could have been so much worse. Hopefully you'll never be in another accident.

Give Out of Sight a look. One of the very few "romance/crime" hybrids that actually works.

This is out of print now??? What the hell?

Griffin!

...And, of course, there's always The Limey.

Out of Sight is quite a good genre film. The worst thing about it is the drab title.

Got the new Roz Chast super-collection Theories Of Everything...also a book called Great Cathedrals...the Val Lewton DVD box...well, actually, that last I got from Borders with a couple of gift cards, and I still had to make up the difference, but it still counts I think.

Lucky!!

Jackie McLean

My first Mosaic was the Monk Complete Blue Note box in 1985. But I can't remember what my first box set of any type was.

I really liked Red Sorghum and Raise the Red Lantern.

I read this in Friday's Journal. Interesting article.

Yes. Though I must say I find "clone-ophobia" to be strange. Guy For me, it is less about fearing something as objecting to it. The national trend in animal husbandry has veered off course in the past few years. Animals are raised in considerably more appalling conditions than they were 50 years ago, and they have to pump them full of antibiotics to make them survive. Has anyone called into question the need for cloning of animals for meat? Did cows and chickens lose their manuals for lovin'? Well, I guess being raised in a box saps your will to live... It's not about the animals' joy, but rather the unintended consequences of uber-industrialized agriculture. I'd say the animals' welfare and the safety of our foodchain are connected in a feedback loop. But yeah, corporate agribusiness is a bad thing, "uber" or not. E-coli, anyone?

Yes. Though I must say I find "clone-ophobia" to be strange. Guy For me, it is less about fearing something as objecting to it. The national trend in animal husbandry has veered off course in the past few years. Animals are raised in considerably more appalling conditions than they were 50 years ago, and they have to pump them full of antibiotics to make them survive. Has anyone called into question the need for cloning of animals for meat? Did cows and chickens lose their manuals for lovin'? Well, I guess being raised in a box saps your will to live...

Happy birthday and merry New Year, Alexander! (Hope you had a great Krismas as well!)

Roots of A Revolution, In the Jungle Groove, and other JB.

I'm curious about Charles Bell.

To me he'll always be "Cricket."

I should have asked for this for Christmas.

Hey, that's the day I was born! Wow. It's also the day I was almost 4 and a half.

I got this CD as a Christmas gift. I like it! But I'm rather glad I didn't pay for it.

I resolve to keep on living. Even if it kills me.

Fish!!