jazzbo

If I could only have one Mahavishnu Orchestra disc, it would be "Between Nothingness and Eternity."

And Dick's Picks are a series of live releases from the Grateful Dead, most of the time complete shows. I have all of the pre-1978 ones (my cut off point for Dead collecting) and they're recommended!

I got the Getz in the mail yesterday as well as this, which I started with:

1968. . . one of the last of the really good years! I confess I like 1965 to 1970 best of all.

Okay, this is it: http://www.ayler.org/html/holyghost.html

This will get you dates and locations. Follow the other links and get more stuff, part of the book, etc. http://www.revenantrecords.com/ayler/tracks.html

May take a little longer to arrive Flurin. Receiving orders from jazzology can take a few weeks domestically.

You FINALLY caught up to me! Happy Birthday you Free Soul!

Starting this for the third time through, this time on Blu-Ray. As awesome as the DVD picture was, this is just slightly improved on Blu-Ray in my opinion. But the sound is significantly improved. Blu-Ray is often incredibly impressive as a sonic medium, and it is here.

I don't think I've ever seen what exactly will be in that box. I've seen lots of speculation. According to Columbia/Sony it's the "ultimate" collector's set for Miles, whatever that means. I'm think it's going to be very expensive.

A1 Nuttin' Out Jones 6:10 A2 Out Of Nowhere 7:30 A3 Body And Soul 6:25 B1 Impressions Of Eric Dolphy 7:00 B2 Everything Happens To Me 6:40 B3 Just Friends 7:45 Credits Bass - Bruce Cale (tracks: B2, B3) , Dave Willis (3) , Jeff Clyne (tracks: A3, B1) , Rick Laird Drums - Joe Oliver (2) Flute - Prince Lasha Harp - David Snell (2) Piano - Mike Carr (2) (tracks: B3) , Stan Tracey Saxophone [Alto] - Prince Lasha Trombone - John Mumford Trumpet - Chris Bateson

That's a good explanation mjzee. I love Smith's sound and the feel of the groups he leads. It's a great set, with excellent sonics.

Price works out about the same if you buy both from Worlds due to free shipping. And I like supporting Worlds, they're a small outfit with great selection. Good reissues, as one would expect from Uptown. Sound is quite good on the live disc.

It's different . . more conventional than you'd expect. That said, I like it, it's groovey. Nicely remastered.

13 dicscs. . . or 71?

I seem to watch about one episode a month on a local channel. The last one I saw was one of my favorites. I find it hilarious when one of Elaine's boyfriends gets all upset that he has developed hair loss when he begins to after having shaved his head for years. So. . . on target.

I wish they would remaster Borboletta. That's a beautiful album, really one of my favorites. I like Santana better than the Beatles in important ways for me and my musical life. But I really like the Beatles too. EMI did these reissues RIGHT. I confess I'm actually surprised.

No kidding, that's an amazing box set. It's given me years of enjoyment. Right now, Griffin on Storyville.

Crazy? Don't know. In bad financial situation? I can imagine that these days.

Seem like what was recorded to me.

Maybe. . . or Teo's?

I watched most of Seinfeld as it broadcast originally on tv and enjoyed it. I will watch an occasional rerun and enjoy it. I haven't collected any dvd sets though, and won't get this one. But there are quite a few Seinfeld "insiders" here and I thought I'd post the "deal" while it was on. Over now!

We've discussed these before. Maybe someone wants to join threads? I don't mind myself. I have them both (from Worlds Records) and they're fine releases, indeed.