Brad

Although I won’t go as far as Allen, based on his long history in music and his credentials, his views are entitled to some deference or at least respect. If anything, this debate has presented a good opportunity to listen to some of OP’s music.

I noticed that Albert Ayler’s Something Different! sold for $2,400. What was different was the price, although I don’t think that’s what Albert had in mind.

Cashman said at the end of the season that the reason they didn’t beat the Astros was not because of their pitching but a lack of timely hitting. Hmm.

Earlier today.

I buy them at Staples. Don’t know if they have Staples in Oz.

Belated best wishes man!

Yes, it’s a pretty bad rotation. Ohtani has started to work on his pitching again. It all depends upon how much Arte wants to spend.

Jewel cases are easily replaced. I’m anal about getting rid of scuffed ones.

I just found out through the Hoffman forum that a company named Run Out Groove might make Butterfield’s set on vinyl, so if you’re interested, go to https://www.runoutgroovevinyl.com/

I can take him in small doses. Tatum is just dazzling.

I managed to pick up Paul Butterfield’s complete set from Woodstock (from the 38 cd box). An awesome set. They really smoked.

My Mosaics are all together.

He’s obviously talented. Not trying to trash him but we all have different interests. He just doesn’t do it for me.

Different strokes, etc. I will go back to my psychedelia, if it’s all the same to you. Desert island box set choice: Mosaic Art Blakey and if I have one more choice, my Woodstock 10 cd set.

Nothing. I must be the only person in this stupid state who doesn’t think he’s a god.

He’s making copies of the set. That is an unauthorized copying. FWIW, I’ve reported him.

I remember one of the original parodies of Downfall, the Giants beating the Pats in the Super Bowl. It was pretty funny.

I think I have some Jeff Beck with Rod Stewart on it. Thanks.

I could never get into him. I will have to try again.

Thanks. Glad to help. I will ship on Monday.

Correct but Princeton Record Exchange seals them so you can’t look inside. I think they do that with all or most of the box sets they have and they have a lot of boxed sets, not just jazz. Single CDs and vinyl (not referring to Mosaics) can be inspected.

A long wait indeed. I’m pretty sure you will never see it at that price. It was complete and although the box was sealed, I’m sure it was in mint condition. I’ve purchased a sealed box from them (as well as other cds) and the discs were mint. They check everything they buy closely.

Probably but it was pretty crowded and people were buying records by the bags. In fact, when I called asking if they had a certain record, they asked where I was calling from. I assume that if it wasn’t from the upper east coast, they wouldn’t have answered the question.