Brad

I listen to Sirius XMs jazz station from time to time. I enjoy their Organ-ized program on Friday evenings.

The stick seems like an idea. I have to see if my wife's car has a USB and try it out.

Perused all the comments and I'm with Catesta. As far as putting albums on the iPhone space is not unlimited so I place very few albums on the iPhone. An option is just to use the iPod but that means fiddling with that while you're driving. Not a great idea. With a 6 cd changer you can load them before driving so no messing around needed. All that being said, I realize some of us are swimming against the tide.

Well, I stand partially corrected. I was looking at the CR V since we want to downsize from what we have (Acura MDX) and the CR V doesn't have a CD player so that's off the list. Also taking a look at the Outback and it comes with a CD player. A CD player is one of my must haves.

I'm in the market for a new car and although i haven't test driven any yet, that is not what I'm seeing. At any rate, I wouldn't buy a car without one.

Yes and I wouldn't buy one that didn't have one. Truth be told that's where I do most of my listening.

Ditto on both counts.

Go is it!

An excellent chance to pick up some fine OOP sets.

That's not a bad idea. Think I will do the same.

Organization vs individuality, perhaps?

You won't be disappointed, as others have noted.

Thanks. Not sure how I feel about it yet. It's a bit of a weird feeling.

Just finished Mikhail Lermontov's A Hero of Our Time and am now reading Hillbilly Elegy.

I received it today and good thing as it was sent to my office and I retired today. Listened to a few cuts and really like it, especially Taxman.

Lionel Hampton Mosaic. I bought an external cd drive this week for work and it's made all the difference.

Had no idea. One part of the article said his paying her rent gave you a sense of what kind of man he was. How true. RIP.

Thanks for clarifying that.

Yes, agree with Paul. The one stat that I do like -- and can understand! -- is WHIP.

Welcome Mr Porter. I would have enjoyed such a set -- in some form -- but glad that I have the various albums. When I need a pick me up, I listen to them (among other times!).

There was a recent article in the New Yorker about it. It's something I definitely wish to see. Recently saw Louis Malle's Au Revoir Les Enfants. A very moving movie, particularly since it was based on actual events.

Dan is right; I was referring to the older comment. Apologies for not being clear.

I don't think it's very nice -- the most diplomatic way I can say it -- to throw accusations at someone and then refuse to elaborate. If you weren't going to provide any more information, you shouldn't have said anything.

I think you'll like the Boogie Woogie. I was pleasantly surprised.

I assume they can reissue Our Man Paris because the copyright period has expired.