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  1. Same. Incredibly record, I was blown away with this album.
  2. I'm so happy they're issuing those albums also on CD's. Hope the price would be reasonable too.
  3. Those Farrell's albums are the bomb. Canned Funk is great, but Penny Arcade is 10/10 to me. From that list "Forecast" by Eric Gale was always a disappoint one. Great crew, great year, but the music is weird - but in a good, tripy way.
  4. Originally both Nuits albums were spread over 2 LP's total. Now there are 6, so there will be hell of a new music. What an orgy it's going to be!
  5. It's Renneissance Records, they have released Berkeley 1972 gig last year and it's on official McLaughlin's profile: https://www.instagram.com/p/C-I5bSFuMw7/ Through so many years there was absolutely nothing officially released from the archives besides Montreux 1974/1984 and expanded 1973 gig on Columbia Collection. On the other hand, there were dozens of pirate CD's - the one above looks exactly like one of them (really bad cover, really bad font), but it seems they get along with John somehow. Exactly on December 31st 1973. He was fully devoted to MO at that time, touring with his band days and nights. Band with Santana was made purely for several gigs.
  6. Bought it recently. Excellent job, starting from really wide showcase of Mitchell's transition from "The Hissing" to "Hejira" (with well explained details in the interview in the booklet), Hejira's sessions (Jaco-less tracks, duet with Chaka Khan!) and concerts from that era. Personally I'm glad they mostly omitted "Don Juan's Reckless Daughter" era (I can't help it, I just don't like this album - on the other hand it feels a weird, that such a complex set really cuts the chase in so rough manner, just 2 of about 100 tracks?) and got straight to Mingus sessions and a brand-new, full Shadow and Light Tour gig with Metheny, Brecker and Jaco. I also really love the whole box design. It's elegant, it's practical, the booklet is juicy, dripping with facts, trivia and photos. And it's also reasonably priced.
  7. Ok, so I just got all 4 CD's and I'm hugely disappointed by the editorial side. These are the cheapest digipacks possible, on the inside there is only teeny-tiny list of tracks (what a waste of space), and on the backside we've got a very messy scan of back of original LP. By messy I mean it's badly scanned, hard to read and crooked. And yeah, there is no booklet at all, no photos, really lowest effort :(. A serious deterioration compared to previous CD editions, like this: https://www.discogs.com/release/14291219-Perception-Live-At-Le-Stadium
  8. Looks really nice! I'm waiting for my CD set to be delivered.
  9. A no-brainer for me. I'm so happy Souffle is releasing it all-at-once. I only wonder if the complete collection would be also available via Bandcamp and will give access to streaming... that would be sweet.
  10. Well... thanks for the heads-up 😁
  11. Thanks. Recently I got new Mosaic box set and there was no customs fee at all, so I was pleasantly surprised.
  12. Dammit, I'm buying it 😄 It will be my first from Dusty Grooves. Any experience with tax paying for LP for EU residents?
  13. Not so long ago there was this archival album released. Has anybody heard it? The line-up and all sounds like a treat, but I'm not sure about the sound quality and overall feelings https://teddanielmusic.com/ted-daniel%2C-with-energy
  14. Definitely a no-brainer. Samples are hot, can't wait for the September
  15. So... I've got great pleasure to present a new double-CD set with previously unreleased music of the might ASSOCIATION P.C. - a project I've been coordinating. Association P.C. is one of the greatest and most innovative jazz-rock band's in 70s Europe. The band was led by Pierre Courbois, Dutch drummer, freejazz aficionado who was already involved in many projects, some of which were released by the legendary New York label ESP Disk. Courbois was joined by Siggi Busch, bassist proficient in both classic and electric bass, guitarist Toto Blanke, a future star of European jazz-rock, and Jasper van’t Hof, electric piano and synthesizer wizard (later replaced by Joachim Kuhn). All of them launched successful careers as solo artists or session musicians. For me their whole discography is a bomb, especially "Earwax", "Sun Rotation" and live "Erna Morena". The "In a Life Machine. Live 1972" is a NDR live session played with some Gerd Dudek on saxophones and two guest conga-players (same tour as "Erna Morena", but much longer and with different vibe). In comparison to other NDR material, like Soft Machine from 1973, this one got a full concert aura, rather than live-at-studio. It's nearly 2 hours and the material is just powerful and gnarly. Electric, experimental, sometimes very free, sometimes more groovy. As for now, album is available only on CD (LP will come later in 2024). It's fully licensed and comes with proper liner notes (I've taken care of this stuff). It's already available on Dusty Grooves or you can buy it directly from label (https://kultowenagrania.pl/product-category/label/chickadisc/), but you'll probably need to use your browser's option for translating it to English.
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