Brad

I still have one of these catalogues.

Excellent!

Train shows are fun. I went to one a couple of years ago down in Edison. Not only was the hall big but it was packed.

I just looked at eBay and there were only two copies, one at $65 (in Germany) and one at $103.

Thanks mate.

I have a Japanese cd version. I wonder if the vinyl version is worth buying.

Their proxy service is expensive.

Disc 2. I haven’t been doing a whole lot of listening for the last couple of weeks as I’m trying to recover from Covid and now a bad cold. Thank goodness for the vaccines.

If you have extras (after John), I’d be interested.

I like Mazzy. I enjoy his videos. He’s my go to guy on the Beatles.

I find it hard to believe that Palmeiro, etc. are on this ballot.

Re-visiting the LD Mosaic. It’s been a few years since I listened to it.

Add one more to the list.

Disc 1

They’re picking on us! However, the results could be hairy.

Looking forward to it.

Here’s the JazzWax article. https://www.jazzwax.com/2015/11/oliver-nelson-and-leo-gooden.html

Before & After with Lou Donaldson Excerpts from an interview with Lou Donaldson. Some of his comments are biting.

I don’t disagree with anything you said.

Their attorneys are a public interest law firm. Part of what they seem to do is stop false advertising and prevent fraudulent practices. Having briefly scanned the complaint, which asks for equitable relief and damages, my guess is that they want Barilla to be truthful in their advertising. If you read the WSJ or a good financial section, you will get your answers. In addition, a google search will also give you your answers. In the case of Meta, their revenue dropped, which is somewhat attributable to competition with Tik Tok and their metaverse division is hemorrhaging money, and will continue to do so. When your revenue drops, Wall Street is not happy. Unless you’re an investor this shouldn’t be cause for concern.

Exclusive: Producer Giles Martin Talks About the Mixing and De-Mixing of The Beatles’ Revolver for Vinyl Interview with Giles Martin about the mixing and de mixing of Revolver. Early on in the interview he notes that there was no point in making a new mono mix.