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I laughed. . . and then realized you may be right!

Yes. In the Complete Quartet box set, and in the Complete Impulse Album Vol. 5.

Got in two orders from cdjapan today (YAY!) and one had my first batch of the Prestige 7000 series releases. Spun this one immediately. Wow. I have to say this sounds excellent. I honestly would be even more excited about the new Blue Note reissues if they were engineered like this. I have four more titles to listen to and I expect them to be very good listening.

I like her work a lot and have never heard this one, it's part of my big preorder.

Transition, 2012 cd version, crazy price at least today. http://www.amazon.com/Transition-John-Coltrane/dp/B005VR9602/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1393009303&sr=8-1&keywords=602527790183

Judge Dee and the case of the giant carrots? It's a mandrake!

Glad we could help.

Yes, that happens to me. Aggravated by the Westlake post office, which is the worst I ever remember being associated with. And especially galling as I have so little time to listen and get overwhelming chunks. I could stop. Yeah right. Bev, downloading is not at all the same for me. Just totally unappetizing.

I sure don't listen to it often. Difficult going.

Have a great one Alan!

Have a wonderful one John!

Many happyhappy returns!

Whoa.

Okay. Those are probably rather hard to find these days. . . were on cd in the early nineties, not sure how long they stayed in print. Good music!

I haven't really studied the lists of those, haven't seen any Wilens for example. I did notice that Pike's Peak has come out, that hasn't been on cd for a long time.

I guess I'm committed. Or should be. Last week I pre-ordered Vol. 3 and the Mono box in Blu-spec 2. The five Blu-spec 2 titles I do have sound amazing.

I haven't heard all the Most, but those I have heard I really like. This is the "least listened" of the McGhees on Bethlehem that I have. But it's worth a listen.

Odyssey of Isaka has been released as an SHM-CD and it sounds quite nice.

Many happy happy returns!

Many more happy returns Sandy!

Wow. Made a big fat cdjapan order. Thanks.

You're wlecome. Part of the length of air mail may be that the Westlake Post Office is involved. That is the daftest post office I've ever known! I had excellent service in Austin in comparison.

You can save about 30 percent or more using the Air Mail as opposed the FedEx option. There's quite a difference in delivery time, Air Mail taking 10 to 14 days or so usually (in my experience) and FedEx taking about three days.

I've been experimenting with phase inversion on these titles as it's easy for me to do, the touch of a button on the remote to my DAC (PS Audio Perfectwave DAC Mark II). I find this can make a difference with some releases, especially Japanese. For example the John Patton "That Certain Feeling" sounds "better" to me with phase inverted. Jimmy Ponder is monstrous on this one.