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Helen of Troy
Troy Glaus
Phillip Glass
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Could someone enlighten me as to the importance of these albums, their reissue and why they are essential, please? I'm totally unfamiliar with the material, but know a few of the players. Thanks.
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Lake Street Dive - Bad Self Portraits
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Hi folks - I'm looking for a CD of either Hubbard/Shaw's Eternal Triangle OR The Complete Sessions 2cd set. I have the Double Take SHM, so my first choice would be the Eternal Triangle so as not to double up, but I'd still be into the 2cd set if that's what it takes to get the sessions.
PM me if you're interested in selling or trading. I've got a NM Jimmy Smith Trio + LD TOCJ I might trade, or we could work out some other arrangement.
Thanks!
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Didn't bring a glove, and narrowly dodged getting my ribs cracked by a line-drive foul on the 1st base side. Moved a bit to my left and the ball hit the back of my chair, bounced in to my back and fell on my seat. I picked it up and put it in my sweatshirt pocket. Nice souvenir
...and it was hit by a pitcher, no less. Imagine if it was a slugger-type who had crushed that ball.....
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Tony LaRussa
Tony Orlando
Orlando Bloom
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Streaming the Phillies/Blue Jays on my desktop right now. Not a fan of either, really, but gimme some BASEBALL!
Good to see Jamie Moyer as one of the Phillies broadcast crew. Big fan of his since his time with the Mariners.
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Chick Corea (Elektric, Elektric II, New Trio, Akoustic)
Maynard Ferguson
Chicago
Heart
Queensryche
Pat Metheny
Bela Fleck & the Flecktones
Elvis (once, when I was 6)
Many, many others (John Scofield, Fleetwood Mac, Billy Joel, various Jazz and Blues festivals...)
None of them recent, though I'm afraid. Shows are so expensive now, I'd rather spend the money on a few albums. Plus I used to see so many shows when I worked in music retail the allure to travel and spend the time and cash just isn't there. I know. I'm lame.
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Sorry for the ask, but what is the importance of the SICP reissues? Curious....
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Just heard about this today - really looking forward to it.
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/the-rite-of-spring/id818724961
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It seems a lot of this next batch showed up on iTunes recently.
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Aftab, I have used both CD Japan and HMV. While HMV's prices can be lower, their shipping costs tends to be higher than CD Japan's, and they don't offer my favorite shipping option -- SAL, which is noticeably cheaper.
At least for me, the main factors why I choose CD Japan over HMV are the customer service and the superior packaging. Any time I have had any problems or issues, CD Japan has been very quick and responsive, and willing to "make things right." HMV on the other hand is hit or miss.
Additionally, CD Japan's packaging, as Clunky alluded to, is excellent. HMV's packaging is on par with what I usually receive from Amazon's Prime Service -- good, if not excellent, but not in the same league as CD Japan.
In short, I only use HMV when they have items that are unavailable at CD Japan.
Thanks for the info. I originally was going to place my order w/ CD Japan, but the items weren't in stock. They were at HMV so I went with them. I was very surprised at how quickly they got here. I ordered on the 13th and they were delivered today.
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Hey all, wondering if any of you have picked these up from HMV? I just ordered some Blue Note NOW series CDs from them that got here (Chicagoland) in 6 days, and at what I think is a decent price too. Just curious, as I haven't seen much discussion about HMV. Thanks.
The first three of this series that I have ordered arrived this past week: Jimmy Smith's A New Sound, A New Star, Jutta Hipp's At the Hickory House, and Sam Rivers's New Conception. At this point I'm more interested in getting Blue Note titles that I've never heard before rather than upgrading on the classics I already have. Tonight listening to the Hipp, I find myself really impressed and excited by both the music and the quality of the sound. Will they be doing an SHM release of the second volume?
This is my approach as well. Looking to get Contrasts and the Blue Mitchell title. Picked up the Patton, Rivers and Wilson already. Great stuff!
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Winter Olympics. All about it in this house. My 2 oldest sons are nationally ranked Short Track Speed Skaters, and my eldest is in Long Track, also. Hopefully going to the Olympic trials in 4 years....
My sons' friend Emery is there now - competed in the 5000m today.
I also loves me some Curling! Seriously.
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This album was originally released on Sep 11, 2001. It was pulled from the shelves and rereleased with new art.
more info - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Live_Scenes_from_New_York
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John Cage's 4'33 by William Marx...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTEFKFiXSx4
All music is sound. All sound is music
I've been practicing this for months, and here comes this guy, and makes it look soooooooo easy. Thanks, thanks a lot.
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Just pre-ordered from amazon.uk for under $30 shipped. Man, coming back to this forum is co$ting me....
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Just got the BNLT999 edition. Sound is far superior. Great, now how many of these do I need to purchase to replace my US versions.....?
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I have 2 iPods, a 60gb and an 80gb, a 2nd Gen iPod touch, an original iPad, an iPad 2 and an iPhone 4s. Most of my music listening is done on one of those devices, if not straight off my Mac. My music purchases are split maybe 60/40 digital files to CD. If it is a release I really put great value in (or is not available to d/l), I'll seek out and splurge on the CD. And now that I live essentially in Chicago, Jazz Record Mart is not far away; a dangerous prospect. I still need to venture to the brick-and-mortar Dusty Groove shop.
Anyway, that being said, even when I do buy the CD, I still rip it and put it on a device.
Also, with the advent of the Apple TV and other wireless streaming devices such as ChromeCast, its becoming easier and easier to enjoy the music we love anywhere.
Gone are the days of deciding what CDs to bring on a road trip. Bring them all. In your pocket.
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Thanks Leeway. Might have to pick up the BNLT999 series.
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Not jazz, but for what it's worth...
Top 10:
1. Steven Wilson - The Raven That Refused To Sing (and other stories)2. Purson - The Circle and the Blue Door3. Laura Marling - Once I Was An Eagle4. Haken - The Mountain5. Riverside - Shrine Of New Generation Slaves6. Black Sabbath - 137. Deep Purple - Now What?!8. Sound Of Contact - Dimensionaut9. Big Big Train - English Electric: Part Two10. Queens Of The Stone Age - ...Like ClockworkArchival releases:King Crimson - The Road To RedJethro Tull - Benefit (Steven Wilson remix)Flash - In Public (unreleased live recording from 1973)Rush - Vapor Trails RemixedYes - Close To The Edge (Steven Wilson remix)Just discovered Haken....whoah! Killer stuff.
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Hi all,
It's been a looooong time since I've been around, but I figured I'd give it another go. Hello to all who may remember me, and to those of you who are new since the last time I was here.
Anyway....
I've got a question regarding the 2003 Larry Young Mothership Conn CD - does the trumpet sound distorted or 'beyond peak limits' to you? And if so, is this corrected on the recent Japanese reissue?
I noticed there isn't distortion on the version of Street Scene on the So Blue, So Funky comp.
Any help you can provide would be great. Thanks!
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