7/4

Looking forward to details.

Sounds hip...the 1st one is a great album.

I heard these guyS play in Jan, really enjoyed the show.

I'm with Miles on this one.

the fourth movement from Béla Bartók‘s Fourth String Quartet, arranged for guitar quartet by Joe Gore.

The Hum of the City: La Monte Young and the Birth of NYC Drone By Alan Licht

Terry Riley - Keyboard Study #1 Michael Century, accordion

R. Andrew Lee on minimalism, his 4 CD version of Dennis Johnson's November was released this Spring.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2013/apr/28/bob-brozman

I think I might want this one. I don't know if I can get it when it comes out, but I'd like to.

Thanks for the review. I wish I could have made it.

Carlos should be nervous.

thoughts on Pictures at an Exhibition transcriptions for guitar and a few examples.

Where?

Sounds like an experience of a lifetime. It's gotta be cool to meet the English rock stars inside the legendary Garden or anywhere, even.

Come on man, tell us about it!

They were planning this...bastards!

Bought my copy locally today and cancelled my Amazon pre-order. Listening now!

I guess the ZFT has that sorted out. Either they have the right or a legal team powerful enough to fight it.

remaster...sounds interesting. looking forward to reviews.

Aiding Sobriety, a Chord at a Time

I think I don't have one of the albums in the box, so I didn't run out and buy it. But I really like the titles I do have.

I heard that trio with Barron and Carter at the Knit...not what I expected, but I liked it. I remember it sounded like Stuff from Miles in the Sky. The Motian trio is the best...I heard those guys at the Village Vanguard a few times. There's a DVD of solo guitar that I really like, I'd like to hear more like that. This NPR Tiny Desk video should be an official release.

Steely Dan is exactly what I was thinking of when I heard Feet First.