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I agree with Chris, this is a mixed bag, and when it's good. . . it's great! I just listen to bits and pieces any more. This has been on US cd TWICE before this new one. The second time (in the Avenue Jazz series of Bethlehems) this had a few extra pieces I think.

This and four other Living Stereo hybrid SACDs are available at yourmusic.com!

Me too; I'd love to have been able to hear each of these bands he led from this time forward a few times each!

Thanks for posting those!

Brownie, I'm glad I didn't steer you wrong! I could no longer do a comparison, as I gave the JVC to my father in Ohio, but. . . I was pretty sure I would have kept the BEST sounding version.

I'd love to read all those. Those pieces that I have read from this magazine are wonderful fun! But I've bought myself way too many expensive presents lately!

-_- One day when I can just pull the trigger I'm gonna get this.

Many more happy ones indeed!

Be patient. . . . I spend months sometimes waiting to sell items and they sell over time. I'd certainly buy this if I hadn't bought it on the day of its release! A fantastic document!

I thought that was pretty funny Never! Yes, as I have all the MBB cds, most of the others, I'll be getting this one~!

Do we really need "Coke with Lime?" Looking around at all the office workers who are swilling cokes. . . I think what we need is "Coke with FIBER"!

I've seen it twice as well. Rosario was twice as beautiful the second time around! And I remain impressed by the filmmaking represented here. . . . This is going to be a dvd to buy.

http://www.cduniverse.com/productinfo.asp?...&cart=248502253 Looks as if it will contain "Round Midnight" from the Newport 1955 appearance, and the 1956 appearance in Pasadena by the Quintet!

I bought the latest two "Yo Miles" two SACD sets.

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These were premiumly priced here in the USA when first released as well; I don't remember specifically what I paid for mine, but it was probably over fifty dollars plus tax.

Jazzhound, you're never going to convince ME. I use tapes of material I recorded in my garage apartment in the eighties of myself and several different groups of musicians playing to evaluate my system. I know the players, the room, the instrument, I was there while it was recorded. These are played back most realistically and accurately on the tube equipment I have, not the solid state equipment I have and have had. So talk on, I hear ya but don't believe.

Maybe it's because they had those two sexy beasts on board. . . Pigpen and Donna Jean. -_-

So when is Rooster Tie Records (I can see the logo in my head!) going to put this out so I can buy a copy? -_-

Thank God for Uptown!

When I had the domestic copy I really didn't notice much difference between the two.

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A Scanner Darkly is a wonderful book in its way! I was a little disappointed to learn of the animation-overlay of the upcoming movie too. But I would kid myself to say I was not gong to go see it.

In some ways you can't miss. It's great. . .b u t it doesn't have a cohesive feel of "one show" that I really like, so I don't find myself reaching for it too often. But there's no reason to avoid it. Great sound and choice performances.

mgraham, I think that an email to Chuck may be in order!