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    Codeine - Frigid Stars - (Sub Pop/Numero) They did a nice job on the reissue; I've had the CD since I was a twerp and I don't think it's ever really left rotation since the 1990s.
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    Rashied Ali - Moon Flight - (Survival)
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    I'm partial to Lapis, but this is an excellent one too. There's still a bunch of solo Lacy I haven't heard - Space Who and Torments being high on the list, of course.
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    Steve Lacy - Straws - (Cramps)
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    Peter Kuhn - Ghost of a Trance - (Hat Hut)
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    I'll be the first to admit I underestimated what Sandy would bring. It seems like it was far, far worse than Irene. It's a mess here, even though technically my neighborhood got off scot-free.
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    Small batch bourbon at 4 PM on a Monday? Been a while since that card has been on the table.

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    Unbolded.
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    Damn - too young. RIP.
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    Night of the Hunted? I'd like to hunt down the thief that stole 90 minutes of my life.

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    Per Henrik Wallin - Fourth Balcony Jump - (Revelation)
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    Honestly, those whom I worry about most in advance of the impending storm are the homeless and subterranean tunnel people in NY. Hopefully they're being looked out for.

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    Couldn't agree more, Chris -- stupid and dumb. Point taken regarding the timing, and people should be careful. But in terms of the resilience and preparedness of coastal cities and metropolises, I feel like we should weather this storm okay.
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    Hard for me to think of it as the coming of the apocalypse as some people (my girlfriend included) are claiming.
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    Love that photo, and the book is fantastic even with its occasional errors.
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    Happy Birthday Guy!!!
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    I have no trouble feeling Garrison, even if I can't always hear him.
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    So Gerald Fried's music for "The Baby" (1972 film) is pretty excellent. Also, the movie is quite enjoyable/absurd - if you like adult babies, that is.

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    Waited about eighteen years to see Bitch Magnet perform. It was well worth the wait.

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    FWIW, I actually enjoyed this disc, listening to the material on ubuweb. Normally I find lowercase stuff kind of off-putting, but this is so damn weird it's hard not to like it.
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    Well, of course I dig "music" and one could argue that hard drives, tape, CDs and LPs are all just "containers." From an archival/media storage perspective that's true. But I do like to have something to contextualize the sounds - images/artwork, a certain tactile sense, something to read and learn from. Not everyone agrees but I think you can understand where I'm coming from.
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    Have you tried asking on the ihatemusic board? (not a joke, that's really what it's called)
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    Tony Oxley - The Baptised Traveller - (CBS Realm UK)
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    I guess my attention is drawn to a different sort of fruit...
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    Modern Jazz Quintet Karlsruhe - Trees - (Excenter)
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