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Dagger page about the cd: http://www.daggerrecords.com/disc8.html

THE JIMI HENDRIX EXPERIENCE: LIVE AT THE ISLE OF FEHMARN

Frame from a video of that little known song "I'm A Tractor for your Love"

Thanks Ron.

Prestige recordings.

Wholly cow! Glad all is as well as can be expected! Maybe you should designate next weekend to be a double birthday celebration!

AAJ, worldsrecords.com are my two most frequently visited.

It was either Miles Davis or Cleanhead, right?

Sound is fine. Sounds as if from tape to me.

Thanks Blake you got there before I did!

MANY MORE!

I've discovered I have a mint copy of the Collector's Choice version if anyone would rather have that than an RVG. . . it's on my cd sales list or one can PM me.

That Tapscott lp is great!

That's funny. . . I haven't thought about the Uncle Meat version in ages. I saw the film today. I thought Jackson NAILED it and sold the story so well. The pacing was excellent. The acting had the right elements of camp and seriousness. The visuals were stunning, and some of the action was different (that falling dinosaur fight was something else for instance) than a lot of the other movies of this nature. I enjoyed this more than any one of the LOR movies; I liked those but walked away from the theaters hardly thinking of them again. This one I have a different reaction to. Man, one of the best action movies I've seen in a long time. I'm very impressed. PS: I do think that one of those phrases WOULD be an anachronism (I don't know, even seventy plus years ago "I know the deal" might well roll off American capitalist lips imo). . . but I didn't hear it that way. . . I heard it as "failure is only momentary."

Kirk Felton has done great work for Fantasy the last decade or so in my opinion.

K2 and digitalK2 are JVC mastering/remastering processes involving proprietary converters, etc. . . . JVC in Japan started licensing and releasing cds with K2 remastering and Fantasy began to issue some of these titles themselves in the US. K2 remastering sounds very good to my ears. . . . Often (though not always in my opinion!) better than the regular releases in the OJC catalog.

Mine arrived last night too. . . . May be a bit before I get to it, maybe not. . . .

Yes, I'm most excited about the Chu set as well. . . even though I bet I have the lion's share or even more of the material already!

This (The Swinginest) is on cd from Ace. It swings!

Mike, the boots sound really good. . . mellower and warmer a little bit than the new set which is clear as a bell and crisp in comparison.

All I remember are those endless transcriptions of Trane soli (or is that someone else?0. . .and him feeling that he was ripped off by Weather Report, that he should have gotten lots of glory out of his time with them.

Hmmm. . . and I can honestly say that I like the stuff with Jack and Airto better than with Chancler and Mtume. To each their own!

kh is telling you true.

That's correct. I confess I've had this music for some time. To me the answer to "how often would I dip into these six discs" can already be made: often enough. And Guy is also correct that I have other recordings of this band (some with Jack, some with Ndugu).