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  1. clifford_thornton
    I was going to ask if this was released separately, and now I know. Thanks. Is Rowser a pseudonym?
  2. clifford_thornton
    Was spinning Ed Askew "Little Eyes" (De Stijl), before that the Insect Trust s/t on Capitol. Who knows what's next.
  3. clifford_thornton
    RIP Al, we hardly knew ye.
  4. clifford_thornton
    OK, I'm not getting the reference. Uh oh.
  5. clifford_thornton
    Yeah, I'm either moving to Austin (another hand at grad school) or New York in October/November. MSP not my scene (nor was it ever, really).
  6. clifford_thornton
    Yes, you should. Also: Jiri Stivin and Rudolf Dasek, "System Tandem" (Japo). Those guys are all great... Don't have the Velebny on MPS but I'll bet it's pretty good.
  7. clifford_thornton
    Yes, that is great! Every time I play Magic of Ju-Ju, Frank Charles's bottle percussion prompts my girlfriend to say "More Cowbell!"
  8. clifford_thornton
    Goin' to work shortly, but before that: Karel Velebny SHQ (ESP) a very interesting Czech avant-garde record, approximates Left Coast American jazz with a fair amount of "Out to Lunch" listening time before recording.
  9. clifford_thornton
    Dude, they arrested Eminem!
  10. clifford_thornton
    Clint will be casting Hilary Swank in the lead role of his next film, a biopic of Richie Powell, due in theatres next Summer.
  11. clifford_thornton
    I don't have much to contribute, as the only Weber I have is on a Wolfgang Dauner record ("Fur", Calig 1969) on which he plays both acoustic upright and cello. It's a nutty record for sure. OK, continue.
  12. clifford_thornton
    There is a nice picture of you playing with Billy Higgins in Val Wilmer's book, As Serious As Your Life.
  13. clifford_thornton
    ...complete session, in whatever format you choose to send me. Yeah, it's foolish to post this'n, but I'm tired of looking for it. Any help in obtaining even a listening-only, non-archival copy would be much appreciated. If in non-vinyl format, would be happy to trade.
  14. clifford_thornton
    Oh yeah, A Love Supreme... It's good.
  15. clifford_thornton
    As long as it's not some jive-ass placenta...
  16. clifford_thornton
    Just don't call him... "late for dinner!"
  17. clifford_thornton
    Agreed. RIP Albert...
  18. clifford_thornton
    You gonna change your avatar?
  19. clifford_thornton
    I'm wondering about that too; I have the Japanese LPs but someone played me selections from the box that I thought were much better and more vanguard than what's on the records.
  20. clifford_thornton
    Nope, a trio with Billy Elgart or Barry Altschul on drums. I think the Elgart tunes are the same as on the IAI "Turning Point" (which adds two non-Savoy tracks) but I can't remember right now.
  21. clifford_thornton
    l'Ame Son "Catalyse" (BYG Actuel) great French prog-rock with some very free passages.
  22. clifford_thornton
    Where is Christina Aguilera in all of this?
  23. clifford_thornton
    Not much of a Phineas fan (tho it's been years); still, I like the fact that some people pronounce his name 'finesse'.
  24. clifford_thornton
    Bought each only once, on LP, and both remain in great shape. But that's probably because I don't listen to them much - KOB more than GS by far, though.
  25. clifford_thornton
    Yeah, that's what some people say about Pollock as well.
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