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...with a pissed-off black hole roaming the galaxy looking to prove something to the thankless motherfuckers who threw him out... http://www.csmonitor.com/Science/Cool-Astronomy/2010/0514/Supermassive-black-hole-gets-flung-from-galaxy?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+feeds%2Ftop+%28Christian+Science+Monitor+|+Top+Stories%29

WTF was Lucidin Eye Lotion?

Everest was actually legit, I think, at least sometimes. They had the legal rights to Esoteric, Period, (Jerry Newman must be in the mix there somewhere), Charlie Parker Records...not so much on some of the other stuff they issued...but once upon a time they were a "standalone" label w/their own product. Not sure, but I think at some point the were connected w/Monmouth-Evergreen.

Not USA...Comedy Channel/Comedy Central http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Night_After_Night_with_Allan_Havey ...and dammit, I know I'm getting forgetful...what other dude?

I hear ya'... Truthfully, I thought, w/o reading too closely, that Impro-Jazz had just pirated a Jazz Icons DVD..I don't know what the company is, but there's an "Andorran" company that routinely does that. They shuffle the contents around sometimes, but it's obvious that they're just pirating Jazz Icons. That kind of thing is beyond unconscionable in my book.

Why? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dCR3DJ-HGHY

Yeah, I wish they had some clips of Bakay doing Dave the Weatherman...

Ok, you're right, the Impro-Jazz is bootleg, not pirate. My bad (2nd time today...yikes...)... As for WestWind, IIRC they would release some things that had been legitimately releases, but Moon? Maybe at the tail end, one or two things...no need to debate the whole "bootleg" thing again, almost everybody has some, one way or the other (I know there are a few Pure Souls out there), and no, I really don't think that bootlegs should be nominated for "legit" awards, but some of the very best music I've ever heard has been bootlegs, and if it was all about royalties and such, then we need to get "universal" on public domain laws and such, and ain't no way that's gonna happen... We all love our Chronological Classics and such, but there ain't no royalties being paid there, never will be, never will have to be. Objectively, those things are more like pirated items than bootlegs, and pirating is something that is worse than bootlegging in my own heirarchy of Bad Things To Do To Other People's Stuff. But...it's legal! And we do love 'em! And nobody gets paid! All I'm saying is that any indignation over a boot being nominated for a "formal" award is certainly justified. Any indignation that such things exist and are actually "popular" is either feigned or hopelessly naive. Also to add that in these days and times, if you want a bootleg and actually have to pay to hear it, you're just not trying hard enough...

Still don't sound like no acoustic piano (nothing ever does), & I notice they conveniently avoided displaying the B-3, but Rhodes, Wurlitzer, & Clavinet all in one w/a weighted keyboard...hell if I had money, I'd be tempted.

Not exactly...Moon in particular issued stuff that had never been available outside of "collector's circles". Argue the ethics of that all you want, but it's a far cry from essentially pirating a preexisting release, which is what Impro Jazz. Too be frank, Moon's two volumes of Sonny in Denmark should have been considered for some kind of award, that's how important they were as historical issues. I know there's ethics involved, but hell, this is the music business after all, you can rip people off illegally or legally, what the hell...

Up for the new year....GENIUS AT WORK!!!!

No -- a year older than Ari Brown. Isn't that what I said? Ok, you said elder statesmen. My bad.

I want some Dove chocolate!

It's good, but could have been better...recorded kind of harshly, I think.

Could this work? Maybe a tad big for a Select...too small for a "big box" set...so what to do?

Most people are... "nuances", eh?

The only reunion I thing would have really "mattered" would have been Sonny & Max...too late for that now... Sure would be nice if they could find David Lee somewhere, though...

YES!!! Better late than never, to find this out.

You're older than Julian Priester? http://www.allmusic....11:difuxqy5ldke

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