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Off topic post, sorry

Definitely one of my fave Mosaic sets.

Just received this one, bought on discogs at fair price.

The downsides of most vinyl box sets are the lack of original art work especially BN and Miles’ Columbia, and IMHO the false starts and alternates when are strictly chronologically ordered.

Liberty pressing.

Thanks for posting, very interesting.

Stereo. Archie Shepp - Bill Dixon Quartet. Mono. Mono.

Hill Mosaic prevented me to buy mono originals, Dialogue a part, when they were still sailing at human sight, monetary speaking.

NY, mono.

Mono. Mono

Yep, just re-listened to his two BN albums and I feel exactly like Chuck, maybe I miss something and, yes, not being english my mother language doesn't help.

Analog is here to stay as says Neil Young, it will never die💪

Yep my man found a converter in an obscure audio board, my bank account is very happy 😃 btw my hi-fi pusher wanted me to listen to a new Japanese phono stage, I strongly refused.

An electric afternoon, thanks to my repair man who fixed my cd player.

Nice trio playing jazz standards, and few originals

Yes, it played in the Elvis/Beatles League.

My views about this kind of lists is that usually miss the history. It's like compare apple and orange. First the journalists tend to privilege what they experienced directly so the prevalence of today's athletes. Second it's pretty hard to compare athletes of different eras because sports were different planets. Today's performances are results of rocket science researches covering all sides of athletes' work and an accurate selection among thousands of talented young boys and girls, yesterday's one were a result of talent, luck and a couple of intuitions of a trainer. Much more then performances it would be more easy to judge the weight of an athlete in the sport history.

Yes, I have two more records of Threadgill Sextet, all excellent.

AFIK (and experienced in my University years) in a library the taxonomy is fundamental to allow scholars' researches, so if the subject of a research is "maritime trade in XIX century" you may consult all texts, mainly historical, but even novels, think about Joseph Conrad, that might be interesting, IF some smart librarian added "seafaring tale" in the subject of the book. An accurate taxonomy is essential. That's the reason because filing is a study subject. Basically taxonomy is a map for scholars and it should be updated according to new subjects and discoveries. edit: since I don't have such a huge musical library and I am the one and only scholar of it, I simply filed the records in alphabetical order.

Mono.