Jazzmoose

I was big on sour pickles as a kid (no sugar, no dill, just vinegar) but I only eat the sweet ones now, and it's Vlasic all the way for me!

I blame the political forum...

Hmmm. Well...all four of our cats snore. Does that count?

Can we have a typewriter forum to go with the vinyl forum?

These days, the Name Three People seems to be my first stop...

Mother Earth Mother Nature Mother Jones

On the other hand, organizing one's life to make that last second on your death bed the highlight of your life seems a bit odd to me...

Whew! Just remembered...

Shouldn't this be on the political thread?

Sorry, I can only scrape bugs off my teeth while listening to doowop... Anyway, some nonMosaic stuff added to the mix. Lee Morgan, Mahavishnu Orchestra, one Mingus and a Cecil Taylor all for your perusal. If you do that sort of thing...

My thought exactly.

And for all of you freaks, there is the Adult Video Universe as well. Get ur bow chicka bow bow on. Whoa...if someone has a link to Salty Snackfood Universe, we're set!

Herb Alpert Tree Rollins Robert Plant

Tom Snyder Tom Tomorrow Tom Terrific

Well, that and the one named Duck...

Oops...missed a post there! Several reasons I guess... 1) I don't listen to the hard bop stuff as much as I used to. It was my entrance into jazz, but I'm more into newer stuff now (and, oddly, older stuff). 2) I no longer have any desire to own more and more by each artist. To use Lee Morgan as an example, if want to listen to Lee, 99% of the time I'm going to grab either the Lighthouse set, Cornbread, The Gigilo, Search for the New Land, Delightfulee or his last one. I'll probably make a one disc compilation of tunes from other discs and sell them as well. I rarely listen to the fifties stuff. I like it, but there's just too much else to choose on the shelves. 3) My newest hobby (riding, and more importantly, doing the mechanic work on my motorcycle) is soaking up quite a bit of cash, getting my shop set up, which leads to the reason everyone knows is really number one.... 4) I could use the money!

Speaking of which, The Complete Blue Note Lee Morgan Fifties Sessions added today...

Peter Parker Hank Pym Ted Cord

Groundskeeper Willie George Toma Jimmy Hoffa

Dying can make or break a career. Jim Morrison really racked up after dying, but a lot of performers just seem to stiffen up. It's a real gamble, that's for sure...

I don't think it was that bad of a movie, but I'll certainly agree with "simplistic" and toss in an "overrated".

Trying to get my bike back on the road has me flatter than a bebopper's fifth (supply your own groans!), but I'll lose that excuse once on of my auctions closes, so I'll catch you next week, Jim!

Tristano/Konitz/Marsh Atlantic set added...