AndrewHill

Thanks for posting SS. There's a lot of albums there that I've never seen before.

7/4, that dialogue has got to be some of the funniest shit I've read around here in awhile; I was laughing my fuckin' ass off!

According to the Urban Dictionary: 1. ass-hat One whose head is so far up their rear end it could pass for a hat; used to describe a person who is stubborn, cruel, or otherwise unpleasant to be around. Leave 'em alone, asshat! 2. ass-hat A general term for someone who carries out actions with such stupidity that they might as well wear their ass as a hat. Pete begins looking for his sunglasses, unknowing to the fact that they are on his head. He asks Ed where his glasses are. Ed takes them off his head saying, "You are such a fucking ass-hat." 3. ass-hat Someone so incredibly stupid and/or ignorant that everything above their waist is useless; i.e. a hat for their ass. "That ass-hat just switched across three lanes of superhighway! Augh!"

This is probably not the best solution, but I've seen Half Price Books take in large cd/lp collections in the past, not nearly as large as yours but probably near a 1000 units or so. My understanding is that they will pay at least a $1 a cd, and although that's not very good for a cd or two, it can add up if its a collection of cd's in the 1000's. And the cd's you sell will most likely find their way to the fans of this music who search high and low in used bins for jazz.

Yeah, same here.

Something good just happened-I found a deal in town: five jewel boxes for a $1

Uh huh...what he said. . Same here. Hope for a full and speedy recovery.

My favorites in no particular order: At the Shrine West Coast Jazz Hamp and Getz Stan Meets Chet ...and all of the Roost/Roulette material.

Wicked thunderstorm this morning then back to our regularly scheduled heat.

Yes, right by Browns Stadium (RR H of F is closer to E9th I believe).

Thanks Patrick! We had a great time-not just the movie, but listening to music in the car and talking! My older one is at an age where she can start appreciating some of this stuff, and the fact that she's interested in some of my stuff is just awesome. We watched The Miles Davis Story together last week and she was asking a lot of terrific questions and made some astute comments like "I like Miles Davis but I don't like the fact that he used drugs" This week, I'm planning on taking her to the Science Musuem to see the Albert Einstein exhibition-she absolutely loves Einstein! I can't wait! Its going to be so much fun!

Second that. Coleman added something special to that band.

Albert Ayler-Witches and Devils from Spirits. Track just hit me tonight, especially after watching y 'Name is Albert Ayler tonight'!

Ok, well I wasn't able to see this movie back in November because plans fell through, but by some stroke of luck, it was shown again in Cleveland, this time at the Cleveland Museum of Art; so I asked my older daughter if she would like to go since she has heard me talk about and play Ayler for years now, and so much to my chagrin and surprise she said yes! So off we went tonight to watch the film together. My God, I've never seen anything more beautiful then that couple-minute clip of Ayler in '66-WOW! That was some amazing footage!!! WHERE'S THE REST???? I've never seen Ayler animated so it just hit me like a ton of bricks; how he lifted the horn up and all of those notes just pouring out of him and his horn like he was a conduit for the music-it was so amazing and spiritual that it brought me to tears-no musician has ever done that to me-it was amazing to watch what I've been listening to all this time! The Foundation Maight footage was an additional bonus! WOW again! Man, the footage of him and Sunny, Gary and Bernard was cool-I just can't believe the footage that Caspar got for this film. At the end, I found my daughter was moved too, who really liked the man Albert Ayler-and the music really touched her too. It was cool to see. We talked about Ayler's death on the way home and I tried to explain as best as I could, the different reasons why things happened the way they did. She could only say what would the world be like if Albert were still here? I thought she posed a good question and it was a positive way to end the evening.

Got any Allen Lowe? Without jewel boxes?

Or Jewel, as long as jewel boxes are included.

My Natalie Imbruglia section is lacking. As long as they come with jewel boxes, I'll buy them.

I would like to speak to the manager.

Are the jewel boxes for sale?

Good one! Great date; just got this myself a few weeks ago!

Sun Ra: Concert for the Comet Kohoutek-ESP/ZYX Cosmo Sun Connection-ReR

Saw it about a month ago. Thought it was pretty funny how he performed and functioned much better while high.