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Another for those Emanem discs.

Nice! Our occasional contributor Brandon Burke found the SF house, still standing, and photographed it recently. I'll try to get him to repost that shot here.

Sorry to hear that Mr. Coleman is having difficulties. And Chris, thank you for "The Sharp Edge." It is a fine, fine record.

Saw Ben tonight. It's done now, the pressing is correct and physically available. I'm told that the paid-for copies will be mailed out in the next week or two (they're at Ben's house).

Murray's second disc of Prophecy material was, to my recollection, not authorized. I don't doubt that Sunny needed the bread, but I can't imagine he would have a bun in that fight.

Hmm. Hopefully somebody will license the stuff for reissue someday, though I might be pissing into the wind with that idea. Picked up both for a total of $25 or so years ago - excellent music & looking forward to the Mosaic set.

Wow, some good deals to be had there.

Oh yeah. I'm not so enthused by the HorZu pressing on "Monday Morning," but it is a cool record. Too bad so little of this stuff is on CD.

Nice post, Durium. Thanks.

Pretty rare LP that I've not yet heard.

Charles Tyler - Eastern Man Alone - (ESP-Disk')

I was glad to pick up the Mbari pressing a while back even though it was kind of pricey. It can be had on an Arista Freedom vinyl as well for much cheaper. Now: Josh Abrams - Natural Information - Eremite w/ Adasiewicz, Rosaly, Tanaka et al.

All gone. Damn, that was quick.

Don't sleep on the People CD, people. Still some nice stuff left.

Thanks, all (and Al!).

Bumped with some new additions, including several Clean Feed titles. Get 'em while they're hot!

Looks like Peter & I get to fight over it! Hahaha (assuming it's in good nick)

Rhys Chatham - Die Donnergotter - (Homestead)

Michel Pilz - Jamabiko - (MP) quartet with Itaru Oki, Buschi Niebergall, Muhammad Ali.

I'll buy it from you if it's clean.

We will if you will.

Indeed Bev. That's a marvellous disc. Brings back some great memories of seeing Working Week live (and that first album). Hadn't thought that it was Harry Beckett that was featured...will try and dig it out over the weekend That's a group I've heard of but never heard. I remember when I first heard him on record - I'd bought a copy of Graham Collier's "Down Another Road." Beckett's unaccompanied solos were life-altering, in a different but parallel way to Bill Dixon's work as an instrumentalist. Thank you, Mr Beckett.

You are included. The numbering is off!

I knew he wasn't in the best of health, but 65 is too young to go.