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A lot of good nights on that tour. That first wave of inspiration that came from adding Keith was a big one.

Yeah, but still an all-time great Scarlet>Fire. A friend of mine was at the Madison show and is still crowing about it.

You might want to consider buying a new copy from Chuck Nessa, best source for this Uptown label.

I know a pianist who played with Ware in Chicago in the '50s. One day I tried to steer the conversation toward him: "How was he to work with?" I was shut down by the answer: "Strung out."

Indeed. Maybe Stockhausen Verlag will rethink the way they sell those things. Hey, both those wire service obits are really bad, aren't they? One of my favorite late-night listens is Gruppen, loud as heck. I'll do that again tonight.

I'd recommend uTorrent over BitTorrent any day. Just as reliable, but doesn't hog your computer's resources.

So maybe it wasn't such a good idea to get my chicken a friendship bracelet for Christmas?

Yeah, but who's got my big food?

Sorry to hear it. Wow, somebody got away with this in broad daylight?

Haven't heard that particular model. But the one Numark I have tried had so much rumble that I don't want to try anything else from that maker.

It's a slow healing process, and the depth of the feeling always manages to take you by surprise. Sounds like she had a good life in a loving home, and she's happy about it now. Lost my cat exactly a year and a week ago, and I still think I hear her around the house. (But the mice went away after she died. I think she and the mice enjoyed each other.)

And some others here.

A few here.

That Reiner Brahms 4 is the stuff it doesn't get much better than.

An external HD full of Dead here, and even more archived on DVD-ROMs. As for CDs, I started out with slim cases, but now I'm moving over to the envelope method.

The torrent sites have a fresh new edition of 11-11-73. This one is mandatory. There will be an exam later.

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I feel your pain, Matthew. Some high-quality boots of those four shows have kept the pain manageable for me.

Not to mention the Nono-Ono-Eno electronic collaborations. (But seriously, folks. I'm a big fan of "sofferte onde serene" and "como una ola de fuerza y luz," and the much earlier "Canonic Variations." Haven't been able to get into "Fragmente -- Stille an Diotima," though. Maybe it's time to try again.)

Life, friends, is boring.

Every time you get a word right, a child is forced to measure 10 grains of rice into a thimble.

And are there tunes we would pay the band NOT to play?

Previous thread here. Apparently this is also a reliable test of whether you're a boob man or leg man.

Sonny Red's LP on Mainstream. Sonny mainly sticks to tenor, on which he makes like Joe Henderson. Only one alto track, and it sounds out of place. Good to hear Cedar Walton and Billy Higgins together again. All in all, intriguing.

I'll be very careful when I start threads here to promote my new band, Prescription Meds from Canada.