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Since I am not a Navy Seal, I'll stick with my 30 year old Omega Speedmaster and my NY mono pressings...

I wish they reissued as 33rpm, though 45rpm is better sounding I am definitely a conservative about records.

In my brief experience of seller, I tend to think that new vinyl box sets sell more then cd, I mean I sold much more vinyls then cd box sets, I basically sold all my 45rpm BN reissues in three months, so it appears that high quality vinyl BN reissues are still hot in the market. Obviously the Mosaic crew has a view better then mine, considering they staying in the market for so long.

I guess I have most of this stuff in records. Maybe I am alone on this but in the last years I let go the completist attitude I had before. I sold and selling most of the cd box sets that I have in records, I find tiresome go through the alt takes of the same tracks. Overall I will die without owning all the breaths of Mobley or Trane, I tend to think at collectibiles like an answer to the fear of death. I understand collectors and respect them, throughout history they have save treasures of mankind, but for me I just want to enjoy the music, now and then I buy some used records, but most I sit on sofa listening at my collection, not searching new or old stuff, in my free time I mean. I guess it's the only possible ad for stuff endlessly reissued

Mono, checkin' the dupe.

Those germans! When originals are too expensive I go for japanese or german pressings.

As far I remember the Atlantic and the Impulse never hitted the italian market.

And they were cheap too: a full price Lp was around 6000 liras, the twoofer 8000. So much great music: Monk, Trane, Miles, Dolphy, Rollins, Mingus and dozens of marvellous musicians. They were my real introduction to jazz.

I have sweet memories of this and other twoofers

Ageing allow luxury when one bought the same record several time because forgot the records one have at home.

Chekin' out my two copies of mono pressing, keeping the best one and sell the other one.

OHR original

I have most of their catalogue, all Giovanni Tommaso's records are excellent, if you don't know him.

Definitely

Mono.

I prefer John Mayall because its blues flavour or Led Zeppelin

UP a couple of items added

Never loved The Cream too much, I prefer other cats of this stuff

Agree, I have that one, this is a Music Matters stereo reissue that goes straight to discogs.

Listening to Shorter's BN records taught me how much Miles' quintet owe to Shorter's sound and composition.

John Coltrane CRESCENT Victor Japan reissue RECORD: NM, no pops, no clicks, perfect. COVER NM, with insert and original inner sleeve, NO OBI 25 euros plus shipping

Lee Morgan INFINITY BN Lt-1019 SOLD RECORD is NM, no noise, pops, clicks. COVER: a drill hole approx 1 cm in right high corner in cover and original inner sleeve. 25 euros plus shipping