rockefeller center

I'm not sure if this is true: http://www.cdrfaq.org/faq02.html#S2-17

Ahhh, less air. Unless one can prove, that one actually notices differences (blind A/B test), I don't buy into these "less air" stories.

Without any problems. No clicks, etc. They sound just fine to these ears. Edit: typo

She made dubs of copy-protected discs? Yes. www.exactaudiocopy.de

What's the problem with those copy protected Blue Notes - sound quality? My girlfriend bought a couple of those copy protected BNs last weekend which she made dubs of for her car.

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Is it hard to resist gossiping?

Where is my beer? Where are my glasses?

That explains the long break between sets (I attended the Vienna concert). Admirable that he even played a second set under these circumstances. I didn't notice a weakness in his playing, it was a beautiful concert.

Yeah, why even make jokes about it?

AMG sound samples

Brad, I wasn't insulted. Just wanted to know which tunes appealed a little bit to you. Thanks for taking the time to listen to that disc.

Do you think he should be more self-exploratory or more self-promotional?

So, if I may ask (except for Donna Lee, perhaps) which tunes were interesting to you? Thanks for your input.

This is me on a good day:

Argh!

Ah, that explains your love for Tanita Tikaram.

wesbed, I've desperately tried to view the pics of you and your friends but this server seems to be down. Please do something about it.

Unfortunately I haven't encountered this problem yet. I'd search the web for that warning (put in quotation marks of course). Could be some Adware or something; scroll down to bottom and check out the Lavasoft program: http://www.athenet.net/

Such a handsome guy. Thanks, Noj.

Glad you like it! Thanks. As I've guessed in my answers post, this track may have originally appeared on New Life "Visions of the Third Eye." I couldn't find a track list for this album.

Jack Pastorius, 83 was a professional singer and drummer based in Pennsylvania. Around 1959 Jack and family (wife, three kids) moved down to South Florida (Fort Lauderdale or Oakland Park) because he got a steady gig there or something, not sure. He later went back to the Philadelphia area where he's still living. So far I was only able to find a 45 on "Seven Eleven Records" plus a tape with some songs I got from a friend (I took "Just One Of Those Things" from that tape). The P family has another relatively well known member: http://www.ushistory.org/germantown/people/pastorius.htm Jaco P, Jack P, Ralph Jopling Definitely. You get some soul stuff too (one track w/electric piano). The AMG link has sound samples for each track. "Encuentros" and "India" are my favorites, with "India" being #1 (I'm talking about the tracks on "Chapter One: Latin America"). I must admit that I hardly ever listen to the entire album. Jack Pastorius died November 1, 2004: http://www.jacopastorius.com/features/writings/jack.asp

...freekin John ... man i have always wondered about that disc. that's a soundtrack from a german movie / documentary? i should have stuck with my gut again... but zorn gets so much the shaft around here that i figured no way ... not on another bft. tell me more about that disc will ya! Check out Adam's thread (has some useful links): http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php...ross+the+border Some details on Frith's site: http://www.fredfrith.com/fredrecords/FRO03.htm You may want to read Rick Anderson's AMG review which is linked in the answers (click album title). I suggest you to get the DVD. If you don't like it, I'll buy it off from you as I need to replace my worn out VHS anyway. Edit: this film/disc is not about a single concert. It shows Frith with different musicians and people all over the world.

I'd say "The Second Coming" is a great album. You can find sound samples of three other tracks here (scroll down to the bottom): http://www.blackjazz.com/newrelease.html Btw, #15 Jack Pastorius is Jaco's father.

Luca, thanks for the heads up on that Jordan recording. Will check it out.