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A couple up for grabs from me... Hamiet Bluiett "Making Whoopie" (NKC tribute) Mappleshade Eddie Harris "A Tale of Two Cities" Night Reords version gone More later...

Interesting. I figured if I hung out long enough in this thread that I'd actually learn something...

Do any of us have real jobs?

Heh. And I here I thought "woodworking" was a euphemism for something else...

There's a delightful Mingus "flood" going on the past few days on easytree - it's worth a look.

Actually are at one a couple of weeks ago - first time in years. Yummy meatloaf!

I'd love to jump on this one! Haven't heard any Bennick, but the raves of others.

I'm sorry, but it always cracks me up that the two things are spelled the same.

Mmmmm. Bass...

Hmmm. I've found every RVG different, but not necessarily better. I, too, only upgrade when I have to - whatever that means.

Where I come from, that doesn't look like a creek... Samples sound nice. I really love those ECM Lloyd albums; the "ECM sound" really suits him these days.

Or a large collection of oop Mosaics...

If it's an RVG, you might not have any choice...

My wife simply says she'll kill me if I ever leave her. That's enough to keep me in check...

For the record, I'm for keeping the political forums open (though closed to non-members is fine by me, likely a very minor issue). Heck, we all need a place outside of the music forums to make fun of GWB... BTW, Weizen, great comment re: the distinction between opponents and enemies...

I live in the greatest continent in the world! Los Angeles...

This is what I do and it seems to work for me... I start out assuming that you're all idiots and assholes with nothing intelligent to say. That way I'm never disappointed with any posts, and I'm occassionally pleasantly surprised when someone posts something smart and/or witty.

Aha! The lost Bolden cylinder. I knew it!

What do you mean "found?"

I guess this means that Love Day is officially over...

You can move near Weizen and drink his beer and borrow his JRVGs...

His next project is a duet with Coltrane, over both versions of Ascension. We laugh about it, but it is the only way to get Kenny G fans to listen to Coltrane!

Hmmm. Looks to be a multi-media package of John Wooden's inspirational story coaching the UCLA Bruins along with a CD of Hill's solo piano improvisations.

Now I know I have my head in the sand when it comes to this sort of stuff, but did you guys realize that Kenny G. has actually covered Monk? http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&t...10:5rk9ikz0bb69

Dammit, Mike, you made me do something I never thought I'd have to do: look up Kenny G on AMG. I didn't realize that his career went back so far (his first album in 1982). For some reason I thought him a 90's phenomenon, which is why I wasn't sure if he hit the tail end of the "LP age." Hmmm. Duotones and Miracles both get 4 1/2 stars...