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Who buys vinyl with scratches on it, I wonder? Anyway thanks, I might put it up on ebay and see what the response is like You'd be amazed how much whipped rare records go for.

Yeah, I might take the plunge on that. Thanks for the reminder.

Yup.

Originals of In Action regularly sell for $1500-$2000 in good nick.

Oh right. No, I'm not. Helping a friend spread the word.

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The $102 LP was a VSOP pressing, I believe.

Keith Tippett and Louis Moholo-Moholo?

Can't figure out whether the original was a deep groove pressing or not. No mention of that tidbit in any archived auctions.

Reel is done. I have Deep Down Heavy on LP - clean copy acquired years ago for a fair price from "Da Bastids." It's a good one.

It's excellent. Features JR as the only horn and the trio of drummer Joe Abodeely, pianist Dale Oehler and bassist Gary Allen - all based in the Quad Cities at the time. Monterose had a stand at the Tender Trap in Cedar Rapids for almost a year, I believe, in 1964 - Chuck probably knows more about this.

I'll be happy to see Francois Tusques again - it's been years.

I have some crappy non-Fresh Sound LP (semi-recent) of "The Message" and would like to get something that sounds better. Might this be it? The original is a bit out of my price range... The Japanese heavy-vinyl LP of "In Action" that I've got is a nice, legitimate repressing - sounds great and musically wonderful.

Dauner's Free Action is a great record; I have it on a Saba LP. But Dream Talk is certainly impressive. Thanks for the reminder on the Manusardi - I have it on 10" LP, it's excellent. I always thought it was sort of George Russell-ish but it's been awhile since it was spun, maybe I'd have a different reaction to it now.

Pretty much.

Congrats - as someone who just relocated and is back on the job hunt, I can relate very well to the search-and-stitch. So glad it worked out for you!

Sounds wild! It is - and not too easy to find.

Wow, sounds great. For whatever reason I've never seen Pharoah in concert, though his music has been a part of my life for quite a while.

Nice rare ones those...

Bill Fay - Time of the Last Persecution - (4 Men w/ Beards reish, sounds phenomenal) now: The Battered Ornaments - Mantle-Piece - (Harvest, US pressing)

Globe Unity '75 - und Jettzt die Sportschau - (Trost) It's great.

Judy Henske & Jerry Yester - Farewell Aldebaran - (Straight)

Wow, €250! What's so special about this LP and the one the OP is after, other than that they were apparently non-commercial releases in limited editions? And no cover on this one either - d'oh! What's special? Rare and good... that's all.