clifford_thornton

Some of those angels are, you know, like, pretty hot... I've seen the paintings!

LSD March - Empty Rubious Red - (Tequila Sunrise) Maybe too stoned even for me...

I can get nearly as much joy from some prime San Diego hardcore as I can jazz, Tuareg music, Robert Pete Williams, AMM or whatever else I'm feeling at the moment. I will say that, in general, I haven't heard many hard-funk or R&B records that have gotten to me, but it's only a matter of time.

I'm not "surprised."

Susan Alcorn - And I Await the Resurrection of the Pedal Steel Guitar - (Olde English Spelling Bee) Pretty great pedal-steel and whatnot improvisations.

The Trio (Surman/Phillips/Martin) - Live at Altena - (JG orig)

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Marzette Watts - Ensemble - (Savoy orig)

One more thing: If I came out to the board, would my posting history be looked at differently? I mean, seriously. I hope not.

Not having read the books, I pretty much don't care. Edit to add: I have liked the last few films quite a bit.

Thank you. That was my reaction to the answer as well. Good point. They still have what, two movies to make and sell. Gotta keep the public excited, right?

And yet CDs themselves are now hot on the "collector's market." As one medium takes over, another becomes an instantly-hot property.

Jazz Composers' Orchestra - Communication - (Dutch Fontana, Marte Roling's cover)

Or ask if he's ever heard of Paul Bley...

I'd use a laser pointer on his hands. He'd love that.

Heh... true that. Tho my copy cost me all of $8, which I doubt will happen again. Coltrane - Kulu Se Mama - (Impulse mono orig)

Both good'uns... I regretted selling my Liberty copy of Total Eclipse since your recent reminder. Great cover, too...

V/A - The New Breed - (Impulse) Tolliver side w/ Spaulding, Hutch, McBee and Higgins...

Next time maybe they'll actually play "Holiday in Cambodia"...

Yeah, in Burton Greene's autobiography, he mentions being at a Jarrett gig in Spain in the '80s where he pulled the EXACT same shit. Fuck that guy. I can't speak w/r/t De Johnette, who seems like a nice guy, but everything I've heard about Peacock is that he's an asshole too, and not in dissimilar fashion.

It is wack to sell CD-Rs without informing the buyer.

I don't think that the issue is with music that "sells," but more with music that "could be better" that sells past its expiry date.

I doubt it's going to work out. But they haven't charged me yet, I don't think, either.