clifford_thornton

I concur on all points. Also, he has a name like a spy (sent from Saturn?).

Takoma issued a lot of interesting stuff, most of which probably won't see the light of day under Concord. Side note: the first George Winston LP was issued on Takoma (later reissued by Windham Hill).

Yeah, just don't try that Sessions shit. Just 'cos Portland's mossy don't make it Jamaican!

Not to mention that Sete has an album on the Takoma label...

No shit.

Rhys Chatham - An Angel Moves Too Fast To See - (Radium) Music for 100 electric guitars, electric bass, and drums. Beautiful!

Yup.

Yeah, it's all over the place. I had to rifle through about seven copies just to grab a JVC copy of The Bridge yesterday...

Think I prefer Kevin, My Dear Son. That is an excellent record - weird, but excellent.

I am tempted to give chewy/Aric my number. For real.

I would rather talk about t-shirts, honestly.

The Watts, yes. The McGregor (subject of PM), no...

Yeah, I know. I wouldn't block anyone, and especially chewy/contemporaryladySF/ariceffron (who I have seen a photo of!)

My dad will be pleased...

So does that mean chewy is real?!?

chewy's got an extra.

I've heard that Wright is a mediocre set. For whatever reason, dudes get fired up...

Hell, I can't even find a Lungfish shirt...

Chuck? Chu-uck?

A great introduction, indeed...

My vinyl and I haven't reached that stage yet... Well, you should have also some feticists inclinations. I would suggest you a carefully listenig of 'The Velvet Underground and Nico'... More to the point, "Sister Ray..."

Will this be the kind of roast where your fellow lodge members give you what's what?

I just saw a clip from an interview with him where he states that he had been writing chamber music in the style of Haydn... so, that seems like reason enough. Remember that on his first Blue Note there was a through-composed piece for piano and bass, so he was even at that early stage also interested in writing music.

Agreed, the Pentangle and their brethren were/are great.