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That is just warped- and FUNNY! I watched it with my son, and when he was little I would read to him every night. His favorites were the tongue twister books, so watching this with him was especially funny. I'm glad they didn't have anything like this then! Ouch!!!

Thanks to all who replied- I really appreciate the recommendations. I saw the Pass Mosaic on sale, and I bit. I've listened to one disc so far, and I LOVE IT!!!!(Side note: I ordered the disc on a Thursday morning and it was delivered to my door on Friday evening! Thank you, Mosaic.) later this week I'll spin some more Pass. Thanks again everyone.

I love it- energetic blowing by Flaherty and some verrrrry good drumming by Corsano.

Hello Eric, I got a PM at 8:00 AM today claiming it.

I ordered the Joe pass this morning, and with how fast Mosaic ships I may have it on Saturday.

Grachan Moncur set gone

Dexter Gordon set gone

PM on the Moncur Great set! PM sent on Dexter Gordon set. PM replied to.

Big Al, Careful who you shake hands with!

Pat Nixon Checkers Chess

Flip Wilson Dennis the Menace Mannix Mike Connors Norman Connors Bill Connors

Hello all, I have the Mosaic selects of Grachan MoncurSOLD!!! Dexter GordonSOLD!!! Andrew Hill SOLD!!! for sale. $30 each, shipping included in the lower 48- elsewhere at cost. Paypal only, PM me if interested. All three have miniscule scuffs on the corner of the box and have been played not more than 4-5 times. The discs and jewelcases are in excellent shape.

And here I thought this was a thread complaining about a disc that was paltry timewise...

Alan Bates Norman Bates Anthony Perkins Janet Leigh Jamie Lee Curtis Tony Curtis

Hello all, I'm interested in checking out Joe Pass, but I don't know where to begin. Can anyone recommend a disc or two of his that you think is his best work? Thanks to all who reply.

Catesta, The courts at Marine Park are very nice, the added third one was built about a year ago, and the two originals have been very well maintained. The park itself is very nice, with basketball courts, tennis courts, handball courts, a bicycle track, walking track, cricket, baseball/softball fields, even workout stations where peole can do various calsthenics.

It's also big at Marine Park near me. Some of the bocce players are also members of the Marine Park Civic Association, so they had enough juice to go from two to three bocce courts and to have lights installed so that they can play at night. I see them out there with the rulers(necessary to avoid silly arguments) regularly. I've played it a few times and it's a lot of fun, but watch it Dmitry, some of these dudes are cutthroat players!

I don't know for sure, but a lot of funky stuff like this was edited/faded to make a single. In 1970, the jukebox with some souljazz was still around.

Johnny E, Let me know when on 10/6 you're playing in Brooklyn- I'm going to see Porcupine Tree that evening, but I can catch you later on.

At $3250.00, that's about $14/disc. Not bad, but not up to the reserve.

I was Chris Webber, and I'm short and I answered mediocre or worse on nearly every question?! I didn't get any under the table payments and I mysteriously lost my times out.

I saw it Saturday and I liked it a lot. Suspenseful, but not an excess of blood and gore, with real attention paid to the story(What a concept!Tell a story!) and the characters. Horror as a genre has become dreadful, a series of flying guts and fancy killing, designed more to gross you out than scare you. 'The Descent' brings you more into the fear of what will happen next- I had a major case of the creeps when watching this one. The act of filming alone had to be difficult, what with the tight angles and small spaces the women were in when exploring the cave.

I've seen her live a couple times, and she sounds pretty good on soprano- Jane Ira Bloom.

It was around 1972, and I had heard Mahavishnu and was knocked out by McLaughlin's guitar playing. I went to a record store(all vinyl in those days!) with a few buddies and one noticed that McLaughlin was on a double album by Miles Davis, so I bought Live/Evil. 'What I Say' floored me, with Miles' pyrotechnic solo and Jarrett's long electric piano solo, and McLaughlin burnin' up the fretboard. Jack deJohnette became a hero to me(musically), and that album led me into more Miles, Jack, Gary Bartz, Airto, Jarrett, etc.

That is seriously SICK(and hilarious)