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I'm sorry for your loss. I lost a string of people in my life in the past few years starting with my Dad last year and including my oldest sister a few months ago. We just had the memorial for my sister last week.

He should!

Money from Grean Day n NJones fans is what its all about.

I might even swing by there this weekend.

True.

Well, the NYT called Meat Loaf, Mr. Loaf. Yeah, but I am a good 40 - 42 or so years younger and in better shape! Still not used to anyone calling me Mr., or Sir....for a second I think my Pops must have shown up. Your day will come.

People start calling you sir and next you're forgetting which glasses you're wearing.

I wasn't interested when it came out, John wasn't playing electric guitar on it. Eventually came around and really wore out those three albums. And bought 'em on CD too, later. From wiki: "Two concerts at the Montreux Jazz Festival (July 6, 1976 and July 8, 1977) are included among the 17 CDs of the box Montreux Concerts by John McLaughlin."

The Watchful Ear: APARTMENT HOUSE PLAY FELDMAN

I wonder if there's gonna be a Miles Davis: The Bootleg Series, Vol 3?

Looks interesting, it's been on my want list for a few weeks.

Looking at my options.

My commitment to my Blackberry plan is up, time for a new phone. Don't know what to do next.

I didn't get that one when it was in print. Looks interesting.

David Ocker was a copyist, synclavier programmer, and clarinetist. Frank Zappa's 200 Motels - The Suites

They could just put them on line.

When I saw Almost Famous with a friend, Lou and Laurie Anderson were sitting a few rows away. I passed him in the hallway at the premiere of Bang on a Can's Music for Airports too. More of an icon than musically interesting for me, this makes me feel old.

Call.

I sure am!

Jefferson Starship in Central Park, WNEW-FM May 1975, I was 15. Just came out on CD, no plans on buying it.

Angelica Sanchez/Wadada Leo Smith - Twine Forest looks good to me. I'll need that one. I really dig the new Snakeoil a lot.

old news, but I noticed this thread. RIP, New Albion.

Oh no!

Outsider.

Reminds me of the story of Stefan Wolpe who was Feldman's teacher to think of the man on the street....and they look down from the office window and see Jackson Pollock crossing the street. It should remind you of the story, since it's told in that article.