BruceH

Too bad I don't live in Bloomington!

Just agreement. These are both strong second-string Hank albums. That is, if first-string is understood to be the likes of Soul Station, Workout, Roll Call, etc. In fact, I like Hi Voltage a notch more than FAL and Caddy, though still not quite as much as first-string. And yeah, when the Hell ARE they going to RVG Another Workout?????? C'mon.

Hmmmm.... It's as if God were angry at Florida for some reason. Why could that be?

Which one?

Thomas was cool.

She fine. (Charlotte Rampling, I mean.)

I just don't get those square ones.

I think you've discovered the Neo-Con bible.

It'll be like Fahrenheit 451 FOR CD's, MAN!!! (At what temperature do CD's melt?) Start hiding your collection from the flamethrower-wielding police!

Tina Brooks, Sonny Clark, Clifford Jordan come to mind. Also Hank Mobley, Clifford Brown, Paul Desmond, Duke Ellington, Johnny Hodges, Lester Young, Art Pepper, Jackie McLean, Sonny Rollins, Louis Armstrong...gee, it's kind of hard to stop once you get started.

So they've got kind of a Rashomon thing going on here?

Don Siegel. Not only did he direct the first (and by far the best) of the Dirty Harry films, but also Invasion of the Body Snatchers, The Beguiled, Riot In Cell Block 11, the underrated 1964 version of The Killers, and one of my favorite films of all time: Charley Varrick. Whatta guy!

And here I thought the reason was Rififi, Bob le Flambeur, and Rules of the Game. Oh well.

Ditto. The modelmakers are superior illusionists! The CGIs were a huge mistake, adding the footage was as misguided as colorizing a B&W film. That's Lucas for you. (I voted for Empire, BTW. Thank-you Leigh Brackett.)

Too many. But I've listened to them all at least once!

Bring back the wheatback!!!!

I'm always losing and re-discovering stuff in my collection. It's like a space-time anomoly.

That's strange: They don't LOOK fat...

I love the very last answer. A doctor can only take so much.

In this case, I hope he plays better than he paints.

Me neither!

NICE!!!

I like squares. As long as they're cool.

Fred Hall.

Jeff Hyman (at the age of 10.)