rockefeller center

http://www.tativille.com/

Willie (John Lurie): You're sure you don't want a TV dinner? Eva (Eszter Balint): Yes. I'm not hungry. Why is it called TV dinner? Willie: Um... You're supposed to eat it while you watch TV. Television. Eva: I know what a TV is. Where does that meat come from? Willie: What do you mean? Eva: What does that meat come from? Willie: I guess it comes from a cow. Eva: From a cow? It doesn't even look like meat. Willie: Eva, stop bugging me, will you? You know, this is the way we eat in America. I got my meat, I got my potatoes, I got my vegetables, I got my dessert, and I don't even have to wash the dishes.

Another vote for Hotel Hello.

Of course! I'll do anything to support Gitanes and the tobacco industry in general. I smoked 20 Gitanes last night - good start for a beginner, isn't it?! Can't understand why I started smoking that late (29). New year resolution fulfilled and it's still 2003 - what an achievement!

Too late! What was the reason for her urging you to move to Marlboro? Let me know if I'm asking too many questions.

Examples?

Thanks for the cigar recmommendations. Unfortunately, due to financial reasons, cigars are not an option. Bought Gitanes because I liked the box design.

vajerzy, thanks very much for your help! Can you scan one of your pictures and maybe upload it here? I am thrilled!

http://www.shout.net/~jmh/articles/bonekill.html

Good suggestion conn! At first I thought about using dollar bills to light my cigarettes. These bills are pretty cheap at the moment - 0.801142 EUR

I'll start smoking. Which brand? Recommendations welcome.

There was this horse in Atlantic City that jumped (on its own free will, of course) from about 30ft in a pool (it also appeared in a Simpsons episode). I'm looking for footage of one of this jumps. If you can help, please send private message. Thanks!

Swallow does play with plectrums. Between 1991 and 2002 I saw him playing about five or six times. On these occasions, he always used a plectrum. You can get that sound/attack neither with your fingers nor fingernails. Look what he is holding between index finger and thumb. http://www.jazzozieri.com/Plectrums.htm

I'm 100% sure that it's Swallow playing the bass line + overdubbed melody. Most audible from 06:18 - end of song: clearly Swallow's tone that he gets (apart from instrument/amp setting) playing with a plectrum. Only other possibility is that Carla Bley used Swallow samples, but I don't think this is the case.

I can't hear a synth bass on this track. Both bass parts sound like Steve Swallow.

Cool descriptions. Thanks! Some stuff I found re disc 2, track 9: Joe Daley: An appreciation, Organissimo/Recommendations Video still showing George Wein and Buzzy Drooten (George Wein & The Newport All Stars, Baden Baden, Germany, 1961):

AEC discography: http://www.geocities.com/BourbonStreet/Delta/8835/art.html I have the Fuel/Universal disc. Not having another release, I have no comparison re quality.

My holiday destination: http://www.organissimo.org/forum

Please give us an example.

Never liked the stuff they did during the 1978 tour (Mr. Gone), which the live tracks of this album consist of, too much. I do like the version of "Scarlet Woman" (especially 06:05 - 06:40), "Sightseeing" and the title track with JP on drums. Some background info on 8:30

cute! http://www.jumpingjokes.com

Depends on what you are expecting from listening to music. I feel about it this way: this music is telling stories and creates pictures in your head (at least in mine), similar to a film; it's not about foot tapping in the first place. Your argument reminds of Big Al's Out To Lunch thread.

I have no preferences, it depends on the musical context.

The data is stored on the bottom side of the cd. http://www.cdrfaq.org/faq02.html#S2-1